Australian Idol 裁判官 Kyle Sandilands 攻撃するs out at 地域の 無線で通信する 駅/配置する that 拒絶するd him before he was famous because of his 'squeaky 発言する/表明する'

He's the biggest 発言する/表明する in 無線で通信する these days, but 支援する in his 早期に twenties Kyle Sandilands was just trying to get a foot in the door.

The KIIS FM?presenter spoke about his past career struggles while giving a pep talk to some of the?Australian Idol contestants who were sent home on?Tuesday.

He recounted his often-repeated tale of how 無線で通信する 駅/配置する?i98, which broadcasts to the Illawarra 地域 of NSW, wouldn't give him a 職業 because of his 'squeaky' 発言する/表明する.

While it may be hard to believe now, 支援する in the 早期に- to 中央の-2000s, Kyle was known for having a high-pitched 発言する/表明する that was uncommon on 無線で通信する at the time.

His 発言する/表明する has since become deeper 予定 to his smoking habit.

Kyle Sandilands spoke about his?past career struggles while giving a pep talk to some of the Australian Idol contestants who were sent home on Tuesday

Kyle Sandilands spoke about his?past career struggles while giving a pep talk to some of the Australian Idol contestants who were sent home on Tuesday?

Speaking to the 拒絶するd contestants, Kyle told them not to let this 後退 put them off chasing their dreams.

'I've been 解雇する/砲火/射撃d from 職業s before,' he said.

'I've been told, "No, with a 発言する/表明する like that you'll never be good enough to be on this 無線で通信する 駅/配置する in Wollongong." But I just kept 固執するing, I believed in myself.

'I tell all the singers the same thing: just keep 精製するing your (手先の)技術, get better, polish your 技術s until someone gets it.'

Kyle, 51, who is one of four 裁判官s on Australian Idol this year,?has been open about the hardships he 直面するd trying to make it in 無線で通信する.?

When he was just 15, he spent nine months living on the streets, and said he was driven to 後継する because he never 手配中の,お尋ね者 to be homeless again.

He recounted his often-repeated tale of how radio station i98, which broadcasts to the Illawarra region of NSW, wouldn't give him a job because of his 'squeaky' voice

He recounted his often-repeated tale of how 無線で通信する 駅/配置する i98, which broadcasts to the Illawarra 地域 of NSW, wouldn't give him a 職業 because of his 'squeaky' 発言する/表明する?

All four Idol 裁判官s, 含むing?Kyle, Amy Shark, Harry Connick Jr. and guest 裁判官 Marcia Hines, were?asked to give advice to the 拒絶するd?contestants as the 競争 whittled 負かす/撃墜する to?the 最高の,を越す 25?on Tuesday's episode.?

Amy said: 'The best piece of advice I received was: don't call us, I'll call you.

'It might sound bad but that has stuck with me forever, the things you need to work hard on is yourself, your own 旅行 and art, you need to make one thing 広大な/多数の/重要な which everyone wants.'

All four Idol judges, including Amy Shark (pictured), were asked to give advice to the rejected contestants as the competition whittled down to the top 25 on Tuesday's episode

All four Idol 裁判官s, 含むing Amy Shark (pictured), were asked to give advice to the 拒絶するd contesta nts as the 競争 whittled 負かす/撃墜する to the 最高の,を越す 25 on Tuesday's episode?

Twenty-five singers were told on Tuesday they were 進歩ing to the next 行う/開催する/段階.

One of those was 16-year-old Amali Dimon from Shellharbour, NSW, who blew the 裁判官s away with her rendition of 吊りくさび Capaldi's Before You Go.?

'The 最高の,を越す 50 week has been one of the most emotional, exciting, roller coaster weeks of my whole life,' she said.?

The next episode will see Amali and the 24 other 希望に満ちたs 戦う/戦い it out to make it to the 最高の,を越す 12.?

Twenty-five singers were told on Tuesday they were progressing to the next stage

Twenty-five singers were told on Tuesday they were 進歩ing to the next 行う/開催する/段階?