In “American Idol,” Trey Knowles uses comedy to show how people in America often worship idols—especially celebrities—whose influence stands in direct opposition to God's character. Through humor, Trey exposes how celebrity culture can become a spiritual stumbling block when people elevate fame over truth. He highlights that people are without excuse, because we all possess a basic sense of right and wrong, especially when it comes to what we allow to pollute our spirit.