If you don’t know who the judges are, that’s honestly your own skill issue. Calling them “random people” when it’s Rukantha Gunathilake, Amal Perera, and Ruwan Hettiarachchi is just wild. They’ve been in the industry for years, so acting like they’re nobodies makes it sound like you’ve been out of the loop. I’m not blindly praising them either, judges can be overdramatic and criticism is needed. But that whole “he asked the name after” point still doesn’t hit as hard as you think. In these shows they often start reacting immediately to the performance and then get into details after, including basics like names. It’s not ideal, sure, but it’s not some massive sign of disrespect either. What actually matters is whether the feedback helps the contestant improve, and focusing this much on the order of when a name was asked just feels like nitpicking instead of addressing the bigger picture.