Mary" her all, although I think the song was just a tad too big for her. Nonetheless, Jennel was fiercer and freer than in past weeks, and a little more like the young woman we saw in her first audition. "Jennel, you just returned to the competition, that smoked," said Reid. Lovato seemed to have called a truce with Cowell and his criticism of Jennel's past performances, at least for this week. "I listened to Simon and I think he knows what he's talking about," Lovato said. Emblem3, Groups: I don't think Cowell will get his wish of these guys topping the leader board, but I like them. (Also, I wanted to hear more about the kittens that Cowell said the boys saved from drowning in a lake.) Their energy reminds me of overgrown, gamboling puppies; Wesley has a sweet lead voice and their harmonies are pleasing. They sang Alicia Keys' "No One" with more restraint than in previous weeks and it hit home with the judges. "You guys have the perfect vocal blend, it was the perfect song; you are complete superstars in my opinion and you are exactly what this show needs," said Reid. Fifth Harmony, Groups: Cowell's girl group continues to hold its own. The harmonies were perfectly sweet on Mariah Carey's "Hero," and Dinah Jane, Lauren and Ally all had strong solos, but I thought Camila sounded wonky when her part kicked in. Also, I'm not a fan of this song. Reid tempered his praise by