It was widely assumed that the 16-year-old Trias would be going home last week after two dreadful performances during Disco Week. However, after millions of votes from her Hawaiian following, Trias advanced and show favorite LaToya London got bounced.

Following the results show -- which featured outward boos for Trias and tears for London -- music producers have finally said enough is enough.

"This show has become such a joke," said Larry Roberts of A& M Records. "This girl has no chance in hell in making a CD that will sell. The only way we would even consider signing her is if we only released her CD in Hawaii, because these pineapple-eating idiots are the ones who keep voting for her."

Joel Auerbach of Sony Music agrees.

"My 10-year-old niece has a better chance of being a pop star than Jasmine," he said. "Citizens in Hawaii are obviously drinking too many Mai Tais. Sony Music would fold tomorrow if we signed her to a contract. In fact, we would probably sign John Stevens before her. That should tell you how little we think of Jasmine's ability."

Tropical Music is accustomed to signing Hawaiian performers, but company President Felix Bauer said he sees no way that Trias can be a star anywhere but Hawaii.

"The continental U.S. has no interest in Jasmine or her music," Bauer said. "She wouldn't be in this contest still if it wasn't for the people of Hawaii. I truly hope they like her music, because they are the only ones who will be hearing it once this show is over."