A sweetheart of a guy, but Paul Stafford of Crosby, Texas is given a “no” by the judges in this “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition video clip.

Jessica Brown, of Longview, Texas is starting over after having an addiction to meth. Can this comeback kid make it through to Hollywood on “American Idol 2008?”

Singing the Pretenders “I’ll Stand By You” in this “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition video, Jessica Brown gets the go-ahead for the Hollywood round.

“American Idol 7″ Dallas auditioner Tammy Tuzinski likens herself to Celine Dion, but somehow lacks any energy or personality.

Catch Tammy Tuzinski, Celine Dion wannabe, as she has a deer caught in the headlights moment in this “American Idol 2008″ video clip.

Bruce Dickson has never kissed a girl — and doesn’t plan to until his wedding day to the perfect woman. Can wholesome soul Bruce Dickson make it through to Hollywood after his “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition?

Saldy, nope. Best moment — Randy Jackson’s response to Bruce Dickson never kissing a girl: “What? On purpose? Why?”

Pia “Zpia” Easley of Chicago shows she’s more than just a backup singer in this “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition video clip. Singing a Gladys Knight song, Pia Easley makes it through to the Hollywood round of “American Idol 2008.”

Brandon Green takes the cake for having the creepiest collection on “American Idol 2008″ — he collects his fingernails that he peels off. And keeps them in a bag. Yikes.

Despite the interesting collection, Brandon Green of Lucedale, Mississippi sings “Rich Girl” by Hall & Oates in this “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition — and makes it through to Hollywood.

In this “American Idol 7″ Dallas audition video clip, Alaina Whitaker, 16, from Tulsa, Oklahoma talks about how she’s often compared to Carrie Underwood. But does she live up to the hype?

Yep. Singing “Stronger” by Faith Hill, Alaina Whitaker makes it through to Hollywood and could be one to watch.

Kayla Hatfield, of Campbell, Texas is one of the heartfelt stories of the “American Idol 2008″ Dallas auditions. Having survived a bad car accident, her love of life clearly shines through.

Kayla Hatfield gets the greenlight for Hollywood, singing a Janice Joplin song in this audition video.