Hundreds of hopefuls line up on Tulsa sidewalk for chance to audition for American Idol

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TULSA, Okla. — The Idol bus tour stopped in Tulsa, Oklahoma Monday to meet those who think they have what it takes to be the next American Idol.

Singers spent the morning waiting along a sidewalk that led up to two tables where they found out if they had what it takes to make it to the next round.

More than 2,000 people were expected to show up for the auditions Monday.

American Idol Producer Brian Robinson said he is hopeful they’ll find the next singing sensation in Tulsa.

So happy & excited about this experience! #idolauditions #idolbuswest pic.twitter.com/TAet1ewqJd

— GraceAnneH (@Official_GraceA) June 29, 2015

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*SCREAMS* #IdolAuditions #IdolBusWest pic.twitter.com/CUToQF4TM8

— J ✨ (@jammattt) June 29, 2015

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Well here I am at American Idol auditions! #idolauditions#idolbuswest#americanidol#audition#soexcited#goodexperience#experience

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#idolauditions

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An hour before the auditions start and the line is already huge! #idolauditions #westcoastbus

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