"I hated the song and my outfit...I don't think it really mattered to Britney that I didn't like it."
Clearly annoyed by the less-than-stellar critiques she received, the 13-year-old told reporters and pretty much anyone who would listen that she hated the song chosen for her (Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time”) and said as much to her mentor Britney.
Beatrice also hated her outfit, and threw on a cap at the last-minute, presumably to feel more comfortable, but possibly as a middle finger to the show’s styling team as well.
But it was Beatrice Miller who won the prize for being the night's most outspoken contestant: The 13-year-old singer made no secret of the fact that she—like Simon Cowell and L.A. Reid—wasn't exactly feeling Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time," which mentor Britney Spears had chosen for her.
"I don't really like slow songs," said Miller, who finished in 10th place last week.
"I listen to Nirvana and Radiohead, not really the divas."
"My song was really boring," she added, "
and I've been telling [Spears] that from day one. She just said, ‘Get through it and try to connect with the song.' I don't think it really mattered to her that I didn't like it."
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It's all fine and dandy gerl that you like those quick songs but you can't keep up with them. Her voice gets scratchy and strained and it's just a mess. She actually sounded pleasant on Time After Time, but I guess she'll just stay clueless and entitled. 
