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[ Michael and Reba laugh ]

We're so excited.
You look -- I love it.

La vida loca.

Great.
It's so good to be back.

I'm so happy to be here
with you.

Give it up
for our Season 28 coaches!

Let's go.

Michael Bublé!

Hi, guys. Hi.

Reba McEntire!

Reba: Whoo-hoo!

Daly: Snoop Do-double-G!

And...

[ Knock on door ]

Producer: Ready for you, Niall.
Alright, here we go.

* So come up with me,
run up, unh, jump, ttwieo*

* Watch me
runnin' up the place *

* I'm already stuntin' and my
girls are on the way, ttwieo*

Daly: Niall Horan!

* Guess we gunnin',
know I walk it, I talk it *

Reba: You're my favorite.
Hi!

Niall: I'm back, baby.

* So come up with me,
run up, unh, jump, ttwieo*

Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop.

**

[ All humming ]

My name is Toni Lorene,

but some of you may know me
as Toni from "Cocomelon."

"Cocomelon" is a children's
animated series.

I am the voice of Cody's mom,
the doctor,

and her name also happens
to be Toni.

* Mary had a little lamb *

With my character
on "Cocomelon,"

I do a ton of singing.

I've recorded episodes, albums,

but I'm doing a character voice.

It's not my true self.

Having a coach
at this point in my life

is just the final piece.

They are icons.

Good luck, good luck.

And they could just take me
to the next level.

Don't let me cry.
I gotcha. You're good.

* I'm cryin' *

* 'Cause I love you *

* Oh *

Good way to start.

Yeah.
Yeah.

* Yeah *

* Yah yah, hey *

* Never been in love before *

* What the hell
are stupid feelings yo *

* Once upon a time
I was gonna go *

* I don't even wanna
go no mo' *

* Got you somethin'
from the liquor store *

* Little bit of T and some mo' *

* Tryin' to open up
a little mo' *

* Sorry if my heart
a little slow *

* I thought that I didn't care *

* I thought
I was love impaired *

I like that.

* But baby, baby *

* I don't know
what I'm gon' do *

* I'm cryin' *

Yeah!
Oh!

* 'Cause I love you *

* Oh, yeah yeah *

Whoo!

* I thought that I didn't care *

* I thought
I was love impaired *

* But baby, baby *

Oww!

* I don't know
what I'm gon' do *

* I'm cryin' *

I told you!
Yes!

* 'Cause I love you *

Whoo!

Yes, yes!

Yes! Yes!

Yes!

[ Cheers and applause ]

*

So, what is your name,
and where are you from?

Toni Lorene. I am 28 years old,

and I am from Houston, Texas.

Aeoww!

Whoo, whoo!

Whoo!

Hi, Toni.
I don't know why I didn't turn.

You ever seen
"Talladega Nights"?

Where he went --
Yes.

And he doesn't know what to do
with his hands?

That's how I felt.
I was like, "Yes, I will.

But then, I don't know."
You're wonderful.

Do you sing for a living?

Ah, yes.
Yes. Yes.

I do a little voice acting
for this pretty popular

children's show
called "Cocomelon."

No way. Wow.

Niall: Toni, I tell you what.

First of all,
you're an incredible singer.

Thank you.
Secondly,

when you're sat behind there,
you can hear confidence.

And I knew when I spun around,
you'd be all over the stage.

Ooh.
I haven't had many big,

powerful female voices like that
on my team over the seasons.

I just love your confidence.
You exude it.

I wanted to wait
a little bit longer.

And I just couldn't wait
to get around and just see

you know, what you look like,
the energy you were giving.

You absolutely nailed that. Wow.
Mm-hmm.

Thank you!

When I get to sing a song
that's real high,
Yes.

and I have to go back down low,
it takes my voice

just a little bit of catching up
to get down there.

I thought you did a great job.
You've got a great range.

And I love your look.
Thank you. Thank you!

You're cute as a button.

Thank you very much!
Cute as a button.

Cute as a button.

What do you think, Snoop?

It took me a long time
to turn

because I was hearing
R&B and soul in your voice,

but I was hearing the music,
like, kind of conflict with it.

Okay.
On my team,

the thing that I would do
for you

is give you music
fit for you.

Yes.
And it's not,

I can do it
just 'cause I can do it.

But no, I'm actually great
at singing this style.

So that's what I would do
if you was on Team Snoop.

I'm just saying.

[ Laughs ]

Whoo.

You know, Snoop's right.

Song choices are so important.

There's a genre that you
will specifically really like

that you want
to make a record of.
Of course.

And that's a conversation
we need to have.

Okay. Okay. Okay.

That's a nice statement.
[ Laughter ]

Please. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you.

So, may I ask you, Toni,

who will you choose
to be your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

**

I'm sorry,
but it's gonna have to be...

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

May I ask you, Toni,

who will you choose
to be your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

**

I'm sorry, but it's gonna
have to be Uncle Snoop!

Let's go!

Yeah!

Snoop: Toni, Toni, Toni.

She's got big vocals, big range.

I could see
her doing something special

if we just hone in on what that
genre is and what that song is.

Here, come on, now.
Uncle Snoop!

You know what's up!

I really loved Toni's audition.

I had a feeling
she was gonna lean

towards Snoop straight away
the minute he spoke.

Snoop is not coming
to play here, I tell you that.

Niall came in
like a car salesman.

"Yeah, so, uh, we need
to talk about that."

I'm like, well,
hold on, now.

I gotta be honest. It's very
hard going up against Snoop.

He doesn't say a lot,
but when he does say it,

he says all the right things.

I got every word,
but I didn't win anything.

[ Laughter ]

**

You gotta have a good soul
and a good heart

for a good mustache.

You just take it,
and you brush it out at first,

and you got to get
a slow curl on it,

and then don't move
your face for about 45 minutes.

Then it's perfect.
[ Laughs ]

My name is Austin Gilbert.
I am 25 years old,

and I'm from Eugene, Oregon.

Growing up, my dad was always
a hard-core blue-collar worker,

12- to 18-hour days.

He always taught me

that you have to work
for everything you want.

I will put in every ounce
of blood, sweat, and tears.

My vocals, my guitar,
I taught myself everything.

I watched a lot
of YouTube videos,

and I'd sit there
for hours and hours and hours,

and I just -- I never quit.

After high school,
I enlisted in the Army.

I was a multiple launch
rocket system crew member.

I shot long range
precision missiles.

It was crazy,
a kid barely out of high school

going straight into serve
our country across the world,

away from everything
you ever known.

[ Crying ]
I'm so proud of him.

You know
that I'm so proud you.

I know.

I honestly am.

I knew you were going to be
the best you could be.

After the Army,

I work a 9:00 to 5:00 job
Monday through Friday.

On the weekends, I grind out
music at local bars, grills,

trying to get into
some festivals.

I had a gig one night
and my now-fiancée, Brittni,

happened to come in
and see me play.

We started dating
and moved in together and --

*

It'll be a big change,
but it's gonna be worth it.

Brittni and I found out
that we're pregnant

with a beautiful baby boy,
so we're excited for that.

I'm not doing this just for me.

I'm doing this for my family.

Getting a chair turn
will change our lives.

Knowing that I have a son
on the way...

There he is.
Oh, my God.

...I want him to someday grow up

and say, "My dad
was on that stage.

My dad made his dreams
come true."

[ Exhales deeply ]

Everything I've lived for is
up until this moment right now.

Come on, babe. Come on.

**

* We've been burnin' both ends
keepin' the lights on *

**

* So I've been thinkin',
we need a little time alone *

* Uh huh *

* So, whatcha say
we cancel our plans? *

* Tonight, I'm only
gonna be your man *

* Let's get some candles
burnin', some records turnin' *

* All the lights down low,
take it nice and slow *

* The way your body's movin',
keep doin' what you're doin' *

* To me all night long,
writin' our love song *

* Girl, I want it,
gotta have it *

* Let the passion take us
to a higher place *

Got a good voice.

He's great.
* Yeah *

* Let's get some candles
burnin', some records turnin' *

* All the lights down low,
take it nice and slow *

* Girl, I want it,
gotta have it *

* Let the passion take us
to a higher place *

* Makin' the kind of love
we make *

Whoo!

* Yeah, kind of love we make *

I'm going.

You better hurry up.

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

[ Imitates
kung fu vocalizing ]

What is your name,
and where you from?

My name is Austin Gilbert.
I am 25 years old,

and I am from Eugene, Oregon.

Reba: Whoo!

Snoop, I actually got something
to ask you real quick,

if you don't mind.
Talk to me.

Are you familiar
with a place called Rio's Ribs?

Hey, that's my uncle's spot.
Rest in peace.

I actually grew up
in Forest Grove, Oregon,

and used to go to Rio's Ribs
all the time when I was a kid.

Come on, man.
I gotta give you a hug, man.

You done
brought my uncle, man.

Man, you done brought
my uncle name up, man.

Love you, man.
Come on, now.

Much love.
Thank you.

Well, I'm-a say this. He ate
some good ribs growing up.

[ Laughter ]

Thank you for doing
what you did.

You got two great coaches that's
gonna fight it out for you.

Welcome to "The Voice."
Snoop.

Niall: Austin.
Thank you.

What a great singer
I turned around to.

Great song choice.
Perfect for this show.

And a country voice

that we haven't really had yet
on the show.

Something that has great tone,

a lot of power, and
can entertain at the same time.

People of America
are gonna love you,

and I'd like to have you
in my team.

Thank you, Niall.
Thank you.

Hi, there, Austin.
[ Laughs ]

Oh, you're sweet. Thank you.
The queen!

I just wanted to let you know
I'm not deserting you, okay?

Now, I already have
country artists.

So my method of madness
is let them fight over you,

and I will steal you later.

[ Chuckles ]

Austin, don't look at her
like that!

[ Laughter ]

Hey, Austin. I just felt like
you're too good of a singer.

And I'm tired of
Niall winning everything.

I would be, too.

[ High-pitched British accent ]
Oh, my dear, it's so great.

Oh, dearie.

Alright, Mrs. Doubtfire,
what's going on here?

[ Normal voice ]
It does sound a little like
Mrs. Doubtfire, doesn't it?

[ High-pitched British accent ]
Oh, dearie, I would love

for you to come on my team.
[ Laughs, snorts ]

Why did I sign up to do the show
with this guy, honestly?

You're the greatest, man, so
you can't make a wrong choice,

because you're loved.

Now the question
I'm gonna put to you is,

who do you want as your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

Do it. Do it.

Do it, baby.

**

I just want to say
thank you all.

I appreciate it.
Niall, you're -- you're amazing.

I'm gonna have to go with
Coach Michael.

Yee-haw!
* 'Cause I'm
back in the saddle *

* Like some old cowboy *

I go up against
my arch nemesis, Niall,

and both of us want Austin.

I was thrilled he picked me.
Go get 'em, cowboy!

Michael: Great country singer.
Real distinct voice.

And I'm chomping at the bit
to get working with him.

* Climbed up
and took hold of the reins *

Niall: I've lost out
on a couple of artists.

I'm having a bit of a tough day.

Let's go, Michael!

I'm sad I didn't get Austin,

but I am glad he's on the show.

Way to go, Michael!

I think Coach Michael's
gonna be the best coach.

I mean, he's back-to-back champ.

I think that he's
gonna teach me things

that I've never done
with my voice.

He's gonna make me
the better version of myself.

Tell him he's
the national treasure.

Michael Bublé's
a national treasure!

[ Laughter ]

"He said himself."

Daly: Still to come...
* God only knows *

...outstanding performances

that have all four coaches
on their feet.

Aw, man!
The queen arrived.

[ Southern accent ]
Can I say this, though?
You're just as cute as a button.

[ Laughter ]

Michael: I feel like you might
have been a real good chance

for me to have
a three-peat.

Blake: I don't give a crap
about a three-peat.

My father.

[ Laughter ]

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to "The Voice."

[ Sighs ]

If I'm being really honest,
I miss Shelton.

Shelton left at Season 23,

but the unexpected happened.

Me and Snoop Dogg have become
good neighbors and good friends.

He's already started
eating Skittles,

so he's gonna have
more energy in a second.

* I'm sweet, I'm sweet,
I'm sweet like Skittles *

[ Both laughing ]

He's so funny.

Like, he's just having
the best time ever.

We need some tissue.
I'm crying again.

Me, too, honestly.

Yeah, Reba, you got
some Kleenex for me?

I know you
the Kleenex queen.

[ Laughter ]

[ Laughing ] I've got wrinkles
I didn't even know I had.

I'm telling you.
I've got creases up in here.

You have my heart, Snoop.
Forever.

Snoop: Love you more.
I love you, Snoop.

This is it.

Who are we picking?
Who are we picking?

I already know who I'm picking,
if I get the chance --

whenI get the chance.
Let's say that.

Let's get one.

I don't want to jinx it,

but I would say...

Snoop.

Uncle Snoop, man,
he's definitely the guy,

the king of the community.

Niall, he was
in a boy band also,
Niall.

so I know he has a lot of gems
that he can give to me.

And now he's solo, so...

I need -- That's me, yeah.
Mom: That's you.

He can
show me the ropes, man.

I'm Kenny Iko.
I'm from Washington, D.C.

Growing up,
one of my best friends,

he was like, let's start a band.

And then he started reaching out
to different little

18 and under clubs,
and we started performing.

One time we were
in a club full of young kids,

and I started singing
a slow R&B song.

And the girls just started
going crazy.

and a girl fainted.

Mid-singing, she fainted.

I-I never had a big head,
but I --

You could have
inflated it a little bit.

You could inflate it
a little bit.

Following that, at 18,

I decided to join the boy band
called 4EY The Future.

We signed to a major label,

and we had this strenuous
boot camp of vocal lessons,

dance rehearsals,
and studio sessions every day.

I definitely would say
we were making it,

but unfortunately the group
broke up kind of abruptly.

It opened my eyes
to the fact, like,

you can have it,
and it can be gone tomorrow.

But who I am today, it created.

This is a huge opportunity
for me, because

I don't think you get a platform
bigger than "The Voice."

Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen,
our next artist is entering now.

For the blind auditions,
I am singing -- drum roll --

"Versace on the Floor"
by Bruno Mars.

I think it definitely fits me
right in the pocket

of where I am as an artist,
how I sing.

Blow our minds.

And just, you know...
[Chuckles]

...I wanted to give the ladies
something to faint to.

[ Chuckles ]

**

* Let's take our time tonight *

Whoa.
* Girl *

* Above us
all the stars are watchin' *

* There's no place I'd rather be
in this world *

Sing it, boy.

* Your eyes are where
I'm lost in *

* Underneath the chandelier,
we're dancin' all alone *

[ Screams ]
Did he turn? Snoop turned!

* There's no reason to hide what
we're feelin' inside right now *

* So, baby, let's just turn off
the lights and close the door *

* Ooh, I love that dress, but
you won't need it anymore *

Whoo.

* Let's just kiss
'til we're naked, baby *

* Versace on the floor *

Yay.

* Ooo, take it off for me,
for me, for me *

* Versace on the floor *

* Floor *

* Floor *

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Screams ]

[ Both laugh ]

I like his spirit.

*

Sheesh!

What is your name, and
where you from, young man?

My name is Kenny Iko.
I'm from Washington, D.C.

I see you.

When your vocals
first started coming out,

I'm like, wow,
this sounds amazing.

Then when I turned around
and looked at you,

I seen your afro.

I seen
your whole get down.

I'm like, okay,
he repping to the fullest.

Yes, sir.
And then he said, Versace

on the floor!
The floor.

You prefer songs
where you can

actually put that high note
on them, right?

Yes, sir. I love to serenade
the ladies, man.

I love to always
take it up there, man.
Oh.

Real R&B, real R&B, man.

As far as my team is concerned,
I don't have nothing like you.

I don't have nothing
look like you, feel like you,

sound like you, act like you.
You just fit like --

And you said for the lay-tees.
[ladies]

Yes, sir.
I love what you do,

and thank you
for being on "The Voice."

Thank you, Snoop.

Man, I just had to turn
for the swooning alone.

Great version of the song.
Thank you.

And some of those notes
you were hitting,

Bruno didn't even do
on the record.

It was amazing. I want
to hear more of that falsetto,

'cause when you were
hitting that,

that was really, really good.
Thank you.

If you want to think a little
bit differently, I'm your guy.

[ Laughter ]

Mm, thank you. Thank you,
thank you, man.

Hi, Kenny.
Hi, Miss Reba.

Good to see you.

Man, my mom loves you.

[ Chuckles ]
She wanted you.

Aww, that's sweet to hear.

But you have two young men here
Yes, yes, yes.

...that have turned for you,
and you can't go wrong there.

Thank you, thank you.

I'm really happy for you.
I'm happy for "The Voice,"

because "The Voice" needs
a champ like you.

I gotta say this now.
Oh, appreciate it.

I feel like you might have been
a real good chance

for me to have
a three-peat.

Blake: I don't give a crap
about a three-peat.

[ Laughter ]

My father.

[ Laughter ]

Is that you?

Blake: I don't give a crap
about a three-peat.

I miss you, Dad.

[ Laughs ]

I know you're back there
in Oklahoma,

you know, harvesting some fields
or something.

You know, I just won a couple,
took a year off. I'm back.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Kenny, who do you choose
to be your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

*

Whoo! Snoop.

Okay, okay.
With long deliberation,

I'm going to have to say

Mr. S-N-O-O-P!

**

Snoop! Snoop! Snoop!
Snoop! Snoop! Snoop!

Chocolate city.
Let's go, baby.

Kenny, I love his afro,
his style, his spirit.

Come on, now. You know
Uncle Snoop gonna get you

spooned and groomed.

My coaching game plan for Kenny
is to find big records,

records where he can
show his range

and play with that falsetto

and just control the crowd with
his movement and his engagement.

Moms and Pops.
Meet Moms and Pops, right?

Yeah!
Oh!

Amazing job.

Mom: Oh, thank you.
Great work, mother.

It's been a bit of
a slow start to the afternoon.

Really keeping
the fingers crossed

to make sure
it comes good for me.

But I've got faith.
I've been here before.

I know what I'm looking for.
Mm?

I'm looking for the voice.
Yeah.

If I really like it, baow.
Bah.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions

at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Announcer:
Okay. Stand by, please.

Leyton:
I feel like this is my shot

to go from playing gigs
in the bar scene to, like,

being able to be an artist
and have my own music.

Announcer:
Our next artist is entering now.

Leyton: All the hard work
and dedication into music

has led up to this point,

so I feel like
this is my moment.

**

* I wouldn't paint me
as a heartbreaker *

* But I've said a few goodbyes *

Whoa.
* I'd make a promise
but I know later *

* I'm bound to change my mind *

* Depending on the weather,
I'm goin' *

* Hell, baby,
nobody knows when *

* Yeah, if it was
a different time *

* Might've been different
in a different life *

* Maybe that plane
wouldn't ever take off *

* Maybe that dust
wouldn't fly off the drive *

* Maybe that tumbleweed and me *

* Wouldn’t leave
every other sunrise *

* If it weren't for the wind,
if it weren't for the wind *

* Maybe that plane
wouldn't ever take off *

* Maybe that dust
wouldn't fly off the drive *

* Maybe that tumbleweed and me *

* Wouldn't leave
every other sunrise *

* Maybe I'd settle down,
dig in some roots *

* Find me a farmhouse,
find me you *

* Maybe I wouldn't
be already gone again *

* If it weren't for the wind,
if it weren't for the wind *

* If it weren't for the wind *
[ Both screaming ]

* Yeah *

Yes. Reba McEntire!

Snoop, she did it.

Aw, man!

Oh, my God.

Aah, I love this show.

I told her not to do it, Snoop.

I was here by myself for...

45, 55, 65 seconds.

And then 70 seconds,
she pushed the --

[ Laughter ]

Hello.
Hi.

What is your name,
and where are you from?

My name's Leyton Robinson.
I'm 23.

I'm from Rogers, Arkansas, but
I live in Nashville, Tennessee.

[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.

I didn't turn,
and I am extremely apologetic.

However, Snoop was sat there
for a very long time.

And then at the dying seconds...

...the queen arrived.

[ Laughter,
cheers and applause ]

Welcome to the show.
You're in great hands

Thank you. Thank you so much.
no matter what happens.

Well, Leyton,
let me say this.

I turned early
because the way you sound,

the way you made me feel,

the energy that you had
moving around on stage,

I feel like
we belong together.

Nothing like confidence, huh?
Thank you.

[ Laughter ]

[ Laughing ] Oh, no.

Leyton, you're
cute as a button.

Thank you.
I loved your singing.

I have several country artists
already on my team.

But the more you sang, the more
I fell in love with your voice.

I would love to have you
on my team.

Thank you so much. Thank you.
Thank you, thank you.

Leyton, you have obviously

one of the greatest artists
in the planet in Reba McEntire,

who has a bunch
of country singers on her team.

Or you look at Snoop
and you go, hey,

this may seem like
it's a different brand.

You know, but listen,
there is strategy involved

in winning this thing.
Yeah, I agree.

Yeah, of course you can.
Can I say this, though, Mike?

[ Southern accent ] Leyton,
you're just as cute as a button.

[ Laughter ]

Thank you. [ Laughs ]

[ Laughing ]

Leyton, who will you choose
to be your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

**

I just want to say
thank you so much.

I am -- I'm floating right now.

I don't -- I don't even know
where I'm standing.

I think...

I have to go with Reba.

Yes. Yes!

The queen has risen!

I already have country artists,

and so I'm trying
to be more diversified.

I love it!

But Leyton
can sing her butt off,

and so I hit my button.

She had heart, soul, range,

so it was the perfect package.

I thought that was all me.

I'm on a solo mission,
like, hey.

The queen is stealing,
robbing, jacking,

taking what she want.

Maybe I should wait till the end
to push it so nobody --

Just go at the last second.
Thunk.

Come on, man!
That was my fish!

* You do what you want *

What can you say?
* 'Cause you're the queen *

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to "The Voice."

Everywhere a quack, quack.
* Old MacDonald had a farm *

Hi. My name is Liv Ciara.

I'm 16 years old, and I'm
from St. Peters, Missouri.

Yeah.
Sick beat, Dad. Come on.

My dad is the one who initially
just introduced me to music.

* So happy *

Is this is the breakdown?
This is the breakdown.

Okay,
you're ruining my video.

My dad,
he's in a tribute band.

The name of my dad's band
is Groove Thang.

It's not "thing." Groove Thang
with like an A.

About 20 years ago,

my dad and his band
opened up for Michael Bublé.

My parents still talk about it
to this day.

So, it was 2005,

and Michael Bublé
played at a private party,

and I had lollipops.

No.
What happened?
That's not what happened.

I had the lollipops.
Oh, you had the lollipops.

Did you tell me to go?

And I gave it to her
while Michael was performing.

I said,
"Give that to Michael."

Michael took it,
popped it in his mouth,

enjoyed it for the song
that he was singing.

In 2023, my dad was like,

"Would you like to join us
and be the lead singer?"

And I was 13 at the time.

From then on, I was like, "This
is really what I want to do."

Having the opportunity to do
what I love with my role model

is so amazing,
and I still can't believe it.

I just love my dad so much.

*

[ Voice breaking ]
I'm just proud of her.

To be able
to share time like that...

...it's just wonderful.

*

Stepping away from performing
gigs with my dad's band,

it's a bit nerve wracking,

but I feel like I am ready
to take this on my own.

Come on, now.

You can do this.

Liv:
I really want to show people,

even though I'm young,
I'm always willing to work hard,

and I'm willing
to do whatever it takes.

**

**

* Now he's thinkin' 'bout me
every night, oh *

* Is it that sweet?
I guess so *

* Say you can't sleep, baby, I
know, that's that me espresso *

* I can't relate
to desperation *

* My 'give a damns
are on vacation *

* And I got this one boy
and he won't stop calling *

* When they act this way,
I know I got em' *

* Too bad your ex
don't do it for ya *

* Walked in
and dream came trued it for ya *

* Soft skin and I perfumed it
for ya *

* I know I Mountain Dew it
for ya *

* That morning coffee
brewed it for ya *
Come on, Snoop. Let's go.

* One touch
and I brand newed it *

Come on, Bublé.

* Now he's thinkin' 'bout me
every night, oh *

* Is it that sweet? I guess so *

* Say you can't sleep, I know,
that's that me espresso *

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

Hi, there. What's your name,
and where are you from?

My name is Liv Ciara.
I'm 16 years old,

and I'm from
St. Peters, Missouri.

You have a gorgeous voice.

You're just cute as a button.
Thank you.

Hopefully come back again,
try it again,

maybe with a different type
of song.

It was all down to the --
to the song choice.

I think you hadn't mapped out
what was gonna happen

in the song at any given moment,

and I don't think that song
actually allows you to do that.

You need to give yourself
a little bit more room

to do your thing,
because it's clear and obvious

how good of a singer you are.

It's just finding yourself
and finding, you know,

the right vehicle
to take you there.

So thank you so much for coming
and honoring us --

Thank you so much
for having me.

Actually, Michael,
about 20 years ago,

my dad's band opened for you for
a birthday party in St. Louis.

And my mom was so excited,
and my dad came up and was like,

"Go give this sucker
to Michael Bublé."

And so actually,
I thought it'd be funny

if, like, you know,
20 years later,

if I gave you guys some suckers,
'cause why not?

Yeah.
Ohh.

Okay, I'll take a green.
Thank you so much, yeah?

Hi. Thank you so much.
Thank you. You're just
sweet as you can be.

You're cute as a button.

Thank you so much.
Thank you for that.

Hi.
Thank you so much.

Thank you. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.

Alright.
Hi.

Hello.
Hey, man.

Yay.

Who'd you come with?
My mom and my dad.

They're actually
right back there.
Oh, sick. Bring them up.

Let me say hi to 'em.

Aww. How sweet.

How are you, man?
Susan Williams' party.

You remember that?
I remember.

I remember.
He lying.

You should have came
to a Snoop Dogg show, right?

You would have never
forgot that.
That's right.

Or you might have.

True.
[ Laughs ]

Y'all did an amazing job
with raising her.

Let me say this.
With nobody turning her chair,

That's right, baby.
she has no weaknesses.
She's strong.

Parenthood at its finest.
Commend the mother and father.

Thank you. Thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank y'all so much.

Liv, she was cute as a button.

She had a great voice.
That's cute.

She's 16 years old, but she has
her aspirations high.

I think she'll come back,
and I think she'll do well.

This lollipop good.
Is it, yeah?

Very tough start.
No artist just yet.

Right now, I would love, like,
someone really unique,

a different kind of artist

that I've never had
in my team before.

* Lollipop, lollipop,
bum, bum-ba, lollipop *

* Lollipop, lollipop *
* La, la, lollipop *

* Plah, plah-pah, lollipop *

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

Hey, y'all.
Welcome to the flower farm.

These are my mom's
babydoll sheep.

This is Teddy, Arlo,
Dottie, and Winnie.

My name's Kirbi. I'm 24,
and I'm from Florence, Alabama.

The flower farm is a farm
that my mom started

when me and my sisters
went off to college.

[ Ducks quacking ]

She started selling eggs,
selling flowers,

and then her business
kind of took off.

This is me
and my best friend, Cruella.

She was picked on a lot
as a little chick,

so we had to give her
a lot of special attention.

Um, so she turned out to be more
like a puppy than a chicken,

and I love her so much for that.

She's adorable. Look at her.

I love being on the farm.

It's really peaceful.

I like to go out there
and write songs.

Sometimes I'll sing
to the animals.

I think Cruella likes it, but
I don't know about the others.

[ Animal growls ]

I think they might only like me
when I bring them food.

This is crazy that we're
standing here watching all this.
It really is.

Maybe we can put our --
our name on the map this season.
Yeah.

I definitely don't think
I'd be here

without my parents
or my family,

the people that have
encouraged me along the way,

especially my grandmother.

[ Voice breaking ] She battled
cancer for over 20 years.

She would even
skip her treatments

to come out to my shows.

[ Sniffles ]

My grandmother was the most
amazing woman I have ever known,

and I miss her so much.

I'm always gonna keep going,

because that's what
she would want me to do.

For the blind auditions,

I'm singing "God Only Knows"
by For King and Country.

Me and my grandmother
actually love this artist,

so it's really exciting getting
to sing one of their songs.

If a chair turned for me, it
would absolutely change my life.

I have never done
anything like this before.

Good luck, guys.
Thank you.

I'm gonna watch with you. Hi.
Hi.

Kirbi: I want this opportunity
to prove myself to me

and to the rest of the world
that I do have what it takes,

and I can do this.

I am ready to get 'er done.

*

* Hmmmm *

* Wide awake while the world
is sound asleepin' *

* Too afraid of what might
show up while you're dreamin' *

* Nobody, nobody,
nobody sees you *

* Nobody, nobody
would believe you *

* God only knows
what you've been through *

* God only knows
what they say about you *

* God only knows
how it's killing you *

* But there's a kind of love
that God only knows *
Aah! Yes!

* God only knows
what you've been through *

* God only knows
what they say about you *

* God only knows the real you *

* 'Cause there's a kind of love
that God only knows *

* For the lonely,
for the ashamed *

* The misunderstood,
and the ones to blame *

* What if we could start over,
we could start over *

* We could start over *

* There's a kind of love
that God only knows *

* God only knows *

* There's a kind of love
that God only knows *

Whoa.
* Where to find you *

* God only knows
how to break through *

* God only knows the real you *

* There's a kind of love
that God only knows *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Wow, wow, wow.

Whoo-hoo!

**

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my God.

She's got a one, two...

three and to the four.
Three and to the four.

Lord, have mercy on my soul.

[ Laughs ]

Wow. What is your name,
and where are you from?

I'm Kirbi, I'm 24,
and I'm from Florence, Alabama.

Niall: Wow.

Kirbi, we wait all day
for voices like yours.

This is absolutely incredible.

From second one, I was all in.

The vocal delivery
you just gave there

was next level.
Thank you.

And I have a feeling you would
look very cute in this.

Kirbi: Oh, Lord.

[ Chuckles ]

With these beautiful hoodies,

we've had some major success in
this show in previous seasons.

So while they're talking to you,
just have me just sat here

at the back of your mind.
Alright. Okay.

'Cause I'll take care of you.
Don't worry about that.

Welcome to "The Voice."

Thank you. Thank y'all.

Kirbi, how are you?

I'm doing good, Miss Reba.
How are you?

Reba: I am doing good.

What is your favorite genre
of music to sing?

I grew up singing
country, blues,

so, you know, we got that
in common a little bit.
Uh-huh.

But my faith is a big part
of who I am, too.

So I was so excited
to come on here

and share that with you guys.

Wow.
You've got the whole package.

You're absolutely beautiful.

You sing absolutely beautiful.
Thank you.

You sound very grounded
for as young as you are.

We're so proud to have you here.

Best of luck to you.
Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi, Kirbi. I'm Michael.
Hi. Hello.

My faith is
really important to me, too.

I love
that you chose that song.

I love your control.
I love your tone.

I feel like if I turned on
the radio and I heard you,

I would know it was Kirbi.

There's nothing that can
stop you from singing all kinds

of genres, from jazz to pop
to country, any of it.

There's like a rock rasp
in there, as well,

at the end of your phrases
that was really cool.

I think I'm a good coach,

and I'd love you to consider
joining Team Michael.

Congrats, Kirbi.
Absolutely.

How are you, Sister Kirbi?

I'm doing good.
How are you, Snoop?

I'm just fine.

I want your mother
to come on stage.

You want my -- Oh.
Come on, Mom!

Mom, come on stage.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Your mother did such an amazing
job with keeping you grounded

and raising you the right way,

Thank you.
and she should be commended.

So that's why I want her
to stand by your side

while I say
what I'm-a say to you.

The music that you chose
and the way

that you standing on your faith
is beautiful.

The world that we live in
right now is so much negativity,

and for you
to stand for what's right,

I applaud you for that.

And no matter
what team you pick,

you're part of a real family
that is strong in faith.

Mama, you did
an amazing job.

Thank you so much.
And so did you, Kirbi.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Well, this is the time
we ask, Kirbi,

who would you like
to be your coach this season?

Woman: Niall!
[ Audience shouting ]

[ Chappell Roan's
"The Giver" playing ]

Niall!

I think the coach that...
Woman: Niall!

Niall!

...I would like to work with --

*

I'm gonna go with Niall.

* 'Cause you ain't
got to tell me *
Yes!

* It's just in my nature,
so take it like a taker *

Let's go, Coach Niall!

Niall: Hello.
* 'Cause, baby, I'm a giver *

Niall: Kirbi had, like,
a super interesting voice.

It was, like, soft in places.
It was piercing in others.

[ Sighs ]

I was on a bit
of a losing streak,

but I seem
to be coming out on top.

I was straight in.
Straight in.

Kirbi: Niall's such a good
coach, because he's kind of

stood where I stood before.

He's gonna be able to coach me
through the nerves.

She's in great hands.

We're halfway there
in the process,

and I'm really happy
with Team Niall.
Come on!

I've got a bit of everything
in there.

She was good.

Yeah, she's real good.

You could listen
to that stuff forever.

Niall Horan, all the little
girls in the audience --

[High-pitched]
"Niall! Niall!"

[ Normal voice ] And I gotta
fight against all that?

Your team sucks, Niall.

[ Laughter ]

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