10 Overly-Enthusiastic American Idol Fandoms

You may have voted a few times for your favorite singer... but these fans pressed redial for 2 hours.

10. Fans of John "Red" Stevens

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16-year old crooner John Stevens turned out to not be versatile. His failures included Crocodile Rock and Music of your Heart.

9. Fans of Jasmine Trias

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Jasmine miraculously beat out belter Latoya London causing a major uproar after her horrifying performance of It's Raining Men the night prior.

8. The Dawg Pound

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Scott Savol's fan group The Dawg Pound supported their idol despite his domestic abuse charges. His fans helped him beat out favorite and current Broadway star Constantine Maroulis.

7. Justin Guarini Fans

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Season 1... oh the days when every fan group didn't give themselves a stupid sounding name. These fans lusted after Guarini's fro and limited vocal range.

6. The ArchAngels

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These fans thought adorable Mormon David Archuleta was a pure angel.

5. Cake

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These fans were under the impression that Season 6 contenders Blake Lewis and Chris Richardson were in a gay relationship. Yeah... that's totally normal.

4. The Soul Patrol

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In Season 5, Taylor Hicks' Soul Patrol Groupies took him all the way to the top spot. His grey locks turned out to be popular with the ladies.

3. Fanjayas

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Fans of Sanjaya Malakar took a lot of abuse after he kept being voted through over talented singers. Above is his most famous fan in all her pig-tailed glory.

2. Glamberts

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Glam-rocker Adam Lambert's fan group dubbed themselves the "Glamberts". They consisted mostly of older women reliving their younger years with eye-catching outfits and black nail polish.

1. Claymates

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The Claymates were the first American Idol fandom to make a name for themselves and also the first Idol fandom to be relentlessly mocked. They were made up of mostly older women who fell for Clay's southern charm.