Antonio “Skiiboski” Wheeler of Orlando is out of “American Idol.”

His rap sheet made headlines after he made it to the Hollywood round of America’s most popular TV series.

In 2005, Wheeler refused to give a urine sample and an Orlando police offer Tasered him.  Wheeler also was arrested Dec. 31 on a charge of contempt of court. None of that mattered tonight on “Idol,” which was only concerned with Wheeler’s singing.

New judge Ellen DeGenes told 22-year-old Wheeler after he sang, “You frighten me. You were stalking us. You were like a leopard behind a cage looking at us.”

DeGeneres advised him not to frighten his audience. “Sexy and scary — it’s a fine line,” she added.

“Skiiboski” wanted to know why he was ejected. “You’re just not a very good singer,” Simon Cowell told him.

Also ejected in Tuesday’s episode was Cornelius Edwards, 24, a security guard from Boynton Beach. During his Orlando audition, Edwards memorably split his pants. In Hollywood, Cowell faulted Edwards’ song choice.

DeGeneres, however, did well. She was witty, low-key and friendly in her “Idol” premiere. She and Cowell seemed to hit it off.

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