Popstars: Du & Ich

Popstars: Du & Ich is the eight season of Popstars, in which young aspiring singers compete in order to claim their spots to become the duo "Some & Any". This is the format for the second season of the Popstars series, focusing mostly on dancers/singers, looking for fame in the music industry. It premiered on 20 August 2009. The final combination which genders the band consisted of was open until the finals. The candidates applied alone or together, but if they applied together it was unsure if both would survive the elimination. The judge panel changed. Michelle Leonard and Alex Christensen, who was already a member of the jury, joined the judge panel. The castings through big cities ran for 4 episodes. The contestants took a seat in a big hall and had to step forward to the judges in groups of 4 (2+2 if they apply as duos) and sing one song in front of them. They learn from the judges decision directly after their performance. One day later, the winners of the first day prepared two songs and got to the judges alone (or as a duo) and perform both songs without forgetting any lines of the lyrics. The few contestants that got through this round continued their journey at a big decision-show in Stuttgart where they qualified for the workshop. The Workshop-Phase in Las Vegas lasted five weeks. Then the next weeks until the big Live-Finale back in Germany in December 2009, in which they finally announce the new Popstars, the contestants are in the Band-House in New York City. The Final on 10 December was won by 18-year-old Vanessa Meisinger and the Brazilian 20-year-old Leonardo (Leo) Ritzmann. They were the new Popstars-Duo Some & Any.

Popstars: Du & Ich
Popstars logo.
Created byJonathan Dowling
StarringSome & Any
Queensberry
Detlef Soost
Alex Christensen
Michelle Leonard
Kate Hall
Opening themeLast Man Standing
Country of originGermany
No. of episodes17
Production
Running time100 min.
Release
Original networkProSieben
Original releaseAugust 20 
December 10, 2009
Chronology
Preceded byPopstars – Just 4 Girls
Followed byPopstars: Girls forever
External links
Website

Guest performances

In addition, songs are played during the episodes to promote an artist, single, album, or the show itself. Included is a list of those songs with their Media Control Top 100 reactions.

WeekPerformer(s)TitleTop 100
Reaction
Notes
Casting IThe Baseballs"Umbrella"
"Hot N Cold"
69 (re-entered)
no release
performed with contestants
Casting IIColbie Caillat"Fallin' For You"
"Bubbly"
16 (+4-new peak)
72 (re-entered)
performed with contestants
Casting IIIQueensberry"Too Young"
"I Can't Stop Feeling"
45 (-4)
failed to re-enter
performed with contestants
Casting IVCassandra Steen"Stadt"
"Lass Mich Nicht Hier"
8 (no change)
unreleased
performed with contestants
Workshop IVAshley Tisdale"Crank It Up"19 (debut)performance
Keri Hilson"Knock You Down"55 (+12)performance
Workshop VQueensberry"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)"4 (debut)performance
Workshop VITaylor Swift"Love Story"81 (re-entered)Elif&Dagmara performed
Swift played guitar
Bandphase IIICulcha Candela"Monsta"3 (+11-new peak)performance feat. Leo&Vanessa
(re-released digital)
The All-American Rejects"The Wind Blows"unreleasedperformance feat. Nik&Elif
Michelle Leonard"Where Did We Go Wrong"failed to chartperformance
Eighth-FinaleKate Hall"Du Gehörst Zu Mir"37 (debut)performance
Quarter-FinaleAlex C. feat. Yass"Dancing Is Like Heaven"41 (debut)performance
Semi-FinaleQueensberry"Too Young" / "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)"failed to re-enter / 22 (+4)performed live
Leona Lewis"Run"34 (re-entered)performed live with the finalists
Stanfour"Wishing You Well"24 (-1)performed live
Cassandra Steen"Never Knew I Needed"64 (debut)performed live with Nik&Elif
FinaleRihanna"Russian Roulette"
"Umbrella"
"Don't Stop The Music"
5 (no change)
failed to re-enter
failed to re-enter
performed live
feat. Leo&Vanessa
feat. Nik&Elif
Keri Hilson"I Like"1 (debut)performed live
Leona Lewis"Happy"12 (+4)performed live
Mando Diao"Nothing Without You"76 (debut)performed live
Some & Any"Last Man Standing"16 (debut)performed live

Television ratings

Germany[1]

Episode from 3 years 14- to 49-year-old
Viewers
(in millions)
Share
(in %)
Viewers
(in millions)
Share
(in %)
0. Review 1,39 1,13 10,8
1. Casting I 2,08 1,75 16,9
2. Casting II 2,20 1,83 17,4
3. Casting III 2,41 16,5
4. Casting IV 2,34 17,1
5. The Show 2,29 1,88 15,8
6. Workshop I 1,92 7,0 1,58 13,8
7. Workshop II 1,65
8. Workshop III 2,14 1,76 14,6
9. Workshop IV 2,12 1,74 14,4
10. Workshop V 2,37 2,00 17,4
11. Workshop VI 2,05 1,75 14,3
12. Bandphase I 2,37 1,92 15,5
13. Bandphase II 2,16 7,2 1,77 14,0
14. Bandphase III 2,09 14,0

References

  1. "German television ratings". Quotenmeter.de. Retrieved 2009-03-28.
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