American Idol fans have crowned Season 23 winner | TV Shows

Fans of American Idol have crowned the Season 23 winner even though the Top 7 performances have yet to happen.

To make it to the finale, the contestants of the hit ABC singing competition must channel their favorite Disney character, as it’ll be this week’s theme for both nights.

The Top 7 – John Foster, Jamal Roberts, Mattie Pruitt, Thunderstorm Artis, Slater Nalley, Gabby Samone and Breanna Nix – are set to battle it out with impressive performances that will surely stun fans and judges Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie and Carrie Underwood, but some viewers have a strong suspicion of who will nab the season’s crown already.

Throughout the season, two contestants have shown their talent and dedication to fans and the show.

Determining the Season 23 winner will certainly be difficult, though, as all Top 7 performers have showcased their stunning vocal ranges and passion for performing.

One of his top performances of the season was I Believe by Fantasia Barrino. While Foster has stunned with his unique sound, Roberts has dazzled with his performances on stage.

Determining a winner for this season will certainly be difficult as both contestants, who have completely different sounds and genres, have given it their all and have continuously wowed audiences with their powerful performances.

Roberts also has a large following of fans who are always showing him praise and support.

“John Foster the real one we need him in country music very Talented young man,” said one commenter on his Instagram.

Meanwhile, another admitted to voting “30 times from Baton Rouge!!! LOVE IT!!!”

Earlier, his auditions earned him praise like: “Country Star for sure! Way to kill it” and “He is going to be a huge star!”

Meanwhile, on Foster’s Instagram, one fan praised: “Voting for you for sure!!!”

Another added: “Lord watch over this young man as his life is going to change rapidly with the gifts you have given him.”

A third raved: “I will vote for you again Praying you’ll be the winner,” as a fourth said: “I’ll always vote for u.”