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Tate Stevens proved to be country strong after America called in 35 million votes, crowing the country crooner as the winner on Thursday's X Factor season finale.
When
Simon Cowell repeatedly said this season the 37-year-old road worker was not going back to his day job, he really meant it.
(Cue:
Fifth Harmony ’s rendition of “Anything Could Happen.”)
The emotional teary-eyed father of two from Belton, Miss., became an American dream, proving it's never too late to live out your dream.
(We're keeping our fingers crossed those Mayans had their own moment of irresponsible fact-checking, because he very well deserves to cash Mr. Cowell's check.) After a well-fought battle this season, which pleasantly surprised some of those naysayers, Fifth Harmony wound up in third.
But while
Carly Rose Sonenclar got second place, at the tender age of 13, Little Miss Broadway still has her entire life to make herself into
Lea Michele 2.0.
(Insert Carly pouty face here.)
Also featured during the holiday-themed, two-hour extravaganza were One Direction, which had all of the ladies hyperventilating as they sang “Kiss You” and Mr. World Wide — aka Pitbull — performing “Don't Stop The Party.” (As Mario Lopez would say with Latin spice, “Que no pare la fiesta,” which made Khloe Kardashian get a little caliente.) After the final show this season, Hollywood.com chit-chatted with Tate Stevens,
Harry Styles (ladies, contain yourselves! He's taken… for now.), and the hosts and judges — Simon and
LA Reid — to discuss America's choice, Tate's upcoming album, 1D's upcoming tour and Rihanna possibly replacing LA
Tate Stevens, on the moment he was declared the winner:
Tate : Leading up to that moment, I wanted to throw up because it was so intense.
I was like, “Ugh, oh my gosh.” And when they called my name, I just remember looking at LA Reid and I said, “They called my name.
I won.” And I turned into a big old puddle of mush, and we had a big man hug for a while.
But like I said, I'm blessed and I can't thank people enough for everything they've done — the country fans, Tate Nation, if you want to call them that.
It's crazy.
They're so good.
And I can't thank them enough.
