Ryan Seacrest and Musical Syllables

February 27, 2008 by JtotheHahhh

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Has anyone else noticed how Ryan Seacrest chooses to stress different syllables at the top of the show when he introduces, "This is American Idol?"

Sometimes he stresses THIS and other times IS and so on and so on. I wonder if he keeps track and stresses a different word each night. Is it a rotation of the words he stresses or is it random?

Also, I'm curious about whether or not I have to surrender my masculinity card for posting this query.

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