Since I know it will amuse KC if we over-analyze this post, I'll put in my two cents.

"I don't know this song but predict he sings it better than the original singer." A great example of blind allegiance or, perhaps I should say, PASSION to a reality TV star. Let's break it down:

"I don't know this song" This denotes an unfamiliarity with the musical selection performed by "he." In simpler terms, a song never before heard, sang, played, seen printed on sheet music or otherwise experienced by the writer. 

"..he sings it better than the original singer." Now, here I must refer back to the beginning of the sentence. How can she possibly know if he sings it better than anyone both living or dead, if she has never heard, sang, played, etc.. the aforementioned song? And is aforementioned indeed one word?

There are many points to ponder here. The most compelling may be this: is this kind of loyalty to a reality TV star an isolated case? Surely the average TV viewer is more sophisticated than that. Why, this kind of thing could lead to the creation of multiple websites supporting the singer, crowds flocking to chat rooms, strangers meeting at concerts and who knows what else. *chuckle* It is to laugh.