In addition to the revelation of the top six contestants in "American Idol 2016," La'Porsha Renae rocks the stage while contestants Lee Jean and Avalon Young discussed elimination and future plans.

La'Porsha Renae sang The Beatle's "Come Together" in the previous episode of "American Idol 2016." As per Country Weekly, Renae actually performed, which suggests that she claimed the stage. According to the publication, she went "total diva" that night in a good way, which leaps from her usual stance and projection on stage.

Some viewers are assumed to vote for Trent Harmon, since his version of "Stand By Me" was captivating. Also, Mackenzie Bourg goes at par with his co-competitors with his Troy Bolton look from "The High School Musical."

Harry Connick Jr. And Keith Urban reportedly sent Lee Jean and Avalon Young home, following their stay at the bottom three. In their interview with Billboard, the ex-contestants talked about their elimination and their future plans.

Jean told the publication that going from seeing her co-competitors, who have eventually become her friends, and spending so much time time with them, doing work with them, and having so much fun, and to not seeing them were going to be the hardest part.

Young also had the same insights, telling the publication that they all had friends and family, but they did not have anyone going through that experience with them. She also mentioned that it was an experience one could not put into works, which was to have people go through it with her.

For Young, one did not have to say the worlds because he always understood each other and it was really important to have.

Jean said that he hoped to continue serving as inspiration to young people who were trying to break into the music industry while Young revealed that she was getting ready to head back into the studio.

As for "American Idol 2016's" top six, they were Dalton Rappatoni from Texas, Renae and Harmon from Mississippi, Bourg from Louisiana, Sonika Vaid from Massachusetts, and Tristan McIntosh from Tennessee.