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Producer: "Blind auditions,
take 1, marker."

Okay?
Gwen: Okay. Okay.

Blind aunditions ‐‐ Sorry.

How do I look?

Oh, you look stunning.

That looks like a long lens.
Um...

I don't want to be up too close.
I think it's perfect.

Kelly: This season,
it's a little different.

I mean, there's way more
restrictions on things.

So, we definitely had
to take on some more jobs...

What do we got going on here?

...which...fine.

I love jobs.

Well, there's one available.

Okay. Wait.

I've been helping out,
doing my own lighting.

I think it's going pretty well,
'cause I look fantastic.

[ Electricity crackles ]

Damn it!

Blind auditions,
comma, marker, take 1.

Oh, sorry.
I did it wrong again.

Is it good focus?
It's very focused.

I've become very adept
at operating a camera.

They're always so good
at lighting, and they make me...

Yeah. I feel like
your exposure is perfect.

It's easy.
Put me in the union.

Alright.
Let's see if this puppy's on.

It's on. Okay.

Producer:
"Blind auditions, take 1."

Oh, blind auditions,
take, mar‐‐

1, mark ‐‐ marker.

I'm feeling magenta.

Everybody, like, pitching in is
making this show even better.

That's kinda nice,
the red on ‐‐

Well, maybe it's
a little too red on red.

I don't feel like
I'm on the camera.

I'm going for more, like,
an artsy approach.

I've been doing this
a long time,

and I've never
seen a camera guy do...

I'm gonna just do the...
...whatever that is.

quick cut.

Mark ‐‐ Oh, sorry.
Say it again.

Maybe just diffuse it.
Maybe that's what it is.

I don't think this
is that kind of a reality show.

Yeah.

Alright. I think I'm ready.

Let's get this started.
Okay.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

There you go.

Second sticks, common marker.

Nailed it.

Alright. I'm gonna head
to the other camera.

That one's set.
It's good.

It doesn't look set!

All right, y'all. The blind
auditions start right now.

Daly: Let's meet
the first artist of the night.

Rio: Being on "The Voice,"
it's very exciting for me.

I love L. A.
I love this set.

I wish my living room looked
[Chuckles] like this.

This is a lot different
than where I'm from.

My name is Rio Souma.

I was born and raised
in Detroit, Michigan.

Detroit is a very gritty city.

You have to be on your hustle

in order to make a living
for yourself.

And this city, for a while,

the economy wasn't
doing so well,

but I've seen
a lot of revitalization.

I would say that Detroit is
famous for, of course, its cars.

We have the Big Three
manufacturing plants.

I'm currently a production
assembly man at Chrysler.

I've been there
for the last three years.

I work on the assembly line
in the axle loop.

The car floats above us,

and they travel
on a conveyor belt,

and that carries
the shell of the car.

Every 45 seconds,
a new car comes,

and I drill in the fuel tank.

I'm under the car
with a hand drill

for 10 hours straight.

In a day, we do about 680 cars.

I actually like working
at the plant. It's great money.

It is a job that a lot of people
in this city covet.

But it's just
not where my heart is.

I want to do music.

Tishka: He's been pursuing this
since he was little.

Maybe high‐school age,

it became a serious dream
for him.

[ Vocalizing ]

I've been wanting
to do music for so long,

I'm willing to leave my job
for it if I have to.

♪ Aa‐a‐ah ♪

Yay.
Good luck, baby.

[ Chuckling ] Thank you, Mom.
Love you.

I love the fact that he works
and is gainfully employed.

But, I mean, I taught
my son and my daughter

"Reach for the stars.

At least you'll get
off the ground."

I did 30 years
of the corporate America,

so I know, you know,

but I had two babies
to take care of.

He ‐‐ Pshew.
That's what I want to see.

♪♪♪

"The Voice" is my chance to
break away from the 9‐to‐5 life,

and I am going for it
full force.

For my blind audition,
I'm gonna be doing

"Cruisin'" by Smokey Robinson.

I chose the song, of course,
to represent the city,

because it is definitely
a Motown classic,

but more so just to show that
you can take a Motown classic,

and you can make it powerful.

I cannot wait
to do my city proud,

do Motown
and Smokey Robinson proud.

I really wish my mom were here
to see me perform.

I remember telling her

"I'm about to give up
so much security

to chase this dream,"

and she was like,
you know, "I got you,"

and I'm so blessed to have
that type of support.

Alright, alright.

I think I hear some heals.

I need this,
and I want it so bad.

I'm gonna do it
to the best of my ability.

Hey!

♪♪♪

Whoo!

♪ Baby, let's cruise ♪

♪ Away from here ♪

[ Screaming ] Oh! Oh!

♪ Don't be confused ♪

♪ The way is clear ♪

♪ And if you want it,
you got it forever ♪

Wow.

♪ This is not
a one‐night stand, baby ♪

Hey!

♪ Let the music take your mind ♪

♪ Just release,
and you will find ♪

♪ We're gonna fly away ♪

♪ Glad you're goin' my way ♪

♪ I love it when
we're cruisin' together ♪

♪ Music is played for love ♪

♪ Cruisin' is made for love ♪

Sing!
♪ I love it ♪

♪ When we're cruisin' together ♪

♪ We're gonna fly away ♪

♪ Glad your goin', goin' ♪

♪ Baby, I love it, ahh ♪

♪ Love it
when we're cruisin', baby ♪

♪ Music is played for love ♪

♪ Cruisin' is made for love ♪

♪ I love it when
we're cruisin' together ♪

Yeah!

Oh, my gosh!
Yes!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yes! He got John Legend
on his feet!

What is wrong with you,
Blake?!

Come on, Blake!

Oh, my gosh.
What is your name?

My name is Rio Souma.

I'm 28 years old,
and I'm from Detroit, Michigan.

Detroit!
Oh, my gosh.

Well, Rio,
you have an incredible gift.

And you took a song that is
classic to this Rio place.

The thing that impresses me most
is when vocalists

go to places
I just wouldn't think of.

John, you actually do that
for me, too, as a vocalist.

And it's really
interesting.

It just makes for
a very intriguing performance

because not many people
are capable of that.

You are wonderful.
Killer voice.

Thank you.
And ‐‐ Hold on.
I got to say ‐‐ Sorry.

And the pause for, like, the
body roll in the middle of it...

Hey!
...that was, like,
my favorite part.

Hey, Rio, let me say my piece
and get out of the way,

because I didn't hit my button,
which ‐‐ I'm the moron, okay?

Disrespectful.
[ Laughter ]

Actually, I didn't hit my button
out of respect.

I love your voice,
and you're super talented,

But not only did I not
know that song...

Oh, really?
I didn't even ‐‐ Yeah.

I didn't even know kinda
what lane, what genre that is,

and so I would not know
what direction to steer you,

so out of respect and not
wanting to screw up your life,

because there would be no way
you could say no to me ‐‐

let's face it ‐‐

I'm gonna let these three
just argue it out.

But congratulations, man.
You are on "The Voice."

Thank you, Blake.
Let's talk about that song.

Let's educate Blake
a little bit, Rio.
That's a great song, yeah.

It was written
by a great Detroiter.

Kid Rock wrote that song?

Not Kid Rock,
not Marshall Mathers,

but Smokey Robinson.
Ted Nugent?

Oh, wow. I can see that.
I can see that?

The architect of the Motown
sound wrote that song,

and that is literally one of
my favorite songs on the planet.

And when your voice came in,

it was just magical
from the very beginning,

because normally, that song
is completely falsetto.

It kind of
drifts and floats,

but it doesn't have
the kind of power

that you brought
to the song.

You showed us that powerful
chest voice that you had.

You showed us that piercing,

beautiful falsetto
that you have.

You did everything
with the song,

and you made it
truly your own.

You deserve
to be a four‐chair turn.

You are
a phenomenal vocalist.

I would love
to be your coach.

Thank you, John.

He's so excited!
[ Chuckles ]

I'm star‐struck.
[ Chuckles ]

I don't know
if you noticed

that I pressed my button
almost immediately.

I love that sound.

That voice sounds unique,

but it also sounds, like,
professional and perfect.

What's exciting
about you, too,

is the confidence
that you have on stage,

and you just know that
music just lives inside you.

This is my favorite thing
I've ever done,

is be a coach
on "The Voice,"

so I would love you
to be on Team Gwen.

Did you grow up singing
in a church or...?

The movie that kind of
got me started was,
like, "Sister Act 2."

Oh, my gosh! I love it!
Lauryn Hill!

When she punches him
and she's like, "Sing."

"His Eye Is on the Sparrow."
♪ I sing because ♪

Yes! That's
my favorite part. Yeah.

Yes, Kelly.
Yes, Kelly.

I love that part.
Sing that song.

I was in high school
at that time,

and all of my singing friends
were so excited

when "Sister Act 2" came out,
and we would see Lauryn,

and we'd see
all these other singers,

and it just made us feel
like we were being seen

and being represented
on the screen.
Yeah.

It was beautiful to watch.
Yeah.

Rio, who do you choose
as your coach?

[ Indistinct shouting ]

♪♪♪

Come on home, Rio.
Come on!

I choose...

♪♪♪

...John Legend.
Yeah!

♪ Ain't no mountain
high enough ♪

♪ Ain't no valley low enough ♪
I'm so happy to have you.

If y'all make it to the finale,
you have to sing something

from "Sister Act 2."
Happy.

Rio, he's got such a fun energy
and spirit about him.

He loves soul music,

and there's so many places
you can go with that.

So happy he's on Team Legend.

You have to touch
the rubber glove.

[ Gwen laughs ]
I'm gonna shake your hand.

Just lean in
to the creepiness.

[ Laughter ]
Oh, my God.

I shook John Legend's hand.
Oh, my God.

It's so nice to meet you.
Thank you for joining my team.

Thank you, guys.

That glove looks moist or wet
or something.

That is ridiculous.

Things like this
don't happen every day.

Where I come from, it's like
a dream come true, man.

You are so talented.
You deserve this.

Thank you so much, Carson.
Congratulations, man.

Go celebrate.

He's so good.

Rio had such a beautiful,
beautiful voice ‐‐

classic‐sounding.

I love Rio.

But it's like, you just
cannot beat John Legend.

I'm the only person
with a block left,

and I'm going to use it wisely.

Both: ♪ I love it when
we're cruisin' together ♪

Daly: Still to come...

Whoo! It worked!

...Gwen gets revenge
but fails to launch.

John: Ohhhh.
Oh, what do we do now?

Sometimes, that happens.

Blake:
[ Chuckles ] Redo.

Daly: Plus, more
incredible auditions...

♪ Un‐break my heart ♪

♪ Baby, I want you ♪

Daly:
...shock and impress...

Hey!

♪ Red dirt road ♪
Whoo!

Daly: ...as Night 3 of
the blind auditions continue.

[ Screams ]
Oh!

You do not look
like your voice.

Where is the person
who was singing?

You just sang the crap
out of my song.

[ Chuckles ]

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back to Night 3
of the blind auditions.

Announcer:
Our next artist is entering now.

Ryan: It's been a long journey.

I've been doing live music
for about 10 years now.

I love that "The Voice"
has given me an opportunity

to have a chance to step
on a stage at this level

in front of America
and show what I truly do.

I'm nervous. I'm scared.
I'm excited.

I've been working my whole life
for this moment right now.

♪♪♪

John Mayer.

♪ Me and all my friends,
we're all misunderstood ♪

♪ Say we stand for nothing, and
there's no way we ever could ♪

♪ Now, we see everything
that's going wrong ♪

♪ With the world
and those who lead it ♪

♪ Just feel like
we don't have the means ♪

♪ To rise above and beat it ♪

♪ So we keep waiting ♪

♪ Waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ We keep on waiting ♪

♪ Waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ It's hard to beat the system ♪

♪ When we're standing
at a distance ♪

♪ We keep on waiting ♪

♪ Waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ Now, if we had the power ♪

♪ To bring our neighbors home
from war ♪

♪ They would have never
missed a Christmas ♪

♪ No more ribbons on the door ♪

♪ And when you trust
your television ♪

♪ What you get is what you got ♪

♪ 'Cause when they own
the information ♪

♪ Oh, they can bend it
all they want ♪

♪ That's why we're waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ We keep on waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ We keep on waiting ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

♪ Waiting on the world
to change ♪

Gwen: Whoo!

It worked!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Wow. Wow.

[ Blake chuckles ]

That was rude.

What's up, guys?

Oh, my gosh!
I just saw it!

You see this "Blocked"
right here?

I thought she was
a much nicer person than this.

I thought wrong.
Come on! I deserve it.

[ Laughter ]

"I deserve it."
Wow!

You don't have a choice.
You are stuck with me.

[ Laughs ]
You're so lucky!

I'm so lucky.

Who are you,
and where do you come from?

My name is Ryan Berg.

I'm 27 years old,
and I'm from Dallas, Texas.

Usually, when people see a guy
dressed up like a cowboy

from Dallas, Texas, they think,

"Okay, this guy's about
to sing some Hank here."

I listen to a lot of R&B.
I listen to a lot of soul music.

We grew up in kind of
Bible Belt Dallas, Texas,

to where the majority
of the population

is Southern Baptist Christians.

When I turned 18 years old,
my mom came out as a lesbian,

and we experienced
a lot of judgment.

The community tended
to make us feel unwelcomed.

My mom stopped being invited
to certain things.

My dad, he was torn up,
as he should be.

The fact that your partner
of 30 years is walking away,

that's very emotional.

So it was a hard time
for my parents, of course,

but also for me to secure
that feeling of self‐identity.

During that time,

music was definitely something
that I leaned on.

That's really
when I started writing.

So that situation
kind of propelled me

into being who I am today.

To this day, my mom is
definitely a role model of mine,

just in terms of her acceptance.

Now my parents
are both remarried.

They both have partners,

and I get to say
that I have three moms.

I feel love from them
constantly.

Since my journey here,

I've gotten three care packages
every week.

They're keeping me fed,

giving me skin products that
I don't know how to pronounce.

They're trying to get me pretty
for TV.

I cannot complain.

You look so cool!
Thank you so much.

[ Laughs ]
Look how mad he is.

Celebrate.

[ Laughter ]

It's so crazy.
You don't understand.

John gets to everybody,

especially really,
really amazing,

talented singers
like yourself.

[ Growls ]
And I think what I liked
about your voice, honestly,

it sounded just so classic.
Thank you so much.

Are you a songwriter?

I'm a songwriter,
for sure, first.

I grew up
listening to Ray Charles.

That's interesting.

Gwen,
we're doing this thing.

Yes, we are.

I know that I can help you
on this show.

We're gonna have a lot of fun.
We'll find really good music.

Cool.
I feel very confident
about this.

Great.

[ Laughter ]
So happy for you.

Well, Ryan, I just thought
you had a really rad voice.

I loved your tone. I think
that your vibe is so cool.

I think it's actually rad
that you're on her team

and he got blocked.

Ha!

So rad!
Because he blocked me.

He blocked me, Ryan,
so this is the second, John.

John: Mm.

Blake: Is it my turn?
Yeah.

I was waiting for you
to do your pitch,

but then I realized...
Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[ Laughs ]
...you got blocked.

Yeah, yeah.

I really like
your style

that you got going on there.
Thank you.

That is literally straight out
of a Dallas Cavender's ‐‐

I'm a proud East Dallas boy,
for sure.

Hell yeah.

Man, I'm just pumped
for you.

You are gonna be working

with my favorite coach
on the planet,

so congratulations to you,
man.

Thank you, Blake.

Ryan, I can tell
you love Ray Charles.

I can hear that gravel
in your voice.

It's really soulful
and beautiful.

I wish I could
fight Gwen for you,

but I've been taken out
of the fight.

Phew!
It's rough around these parts.

But if anything happens,
you know,

we can steal sometimes.

You never know
what's gonna happen next.

Who knows what's gonna happen,
but I'm happy for you.

Welcome to the show.
Thank you so much.

Gwen:
I got a little gift for you.
Thank you, Gwen.

You got to catch it, okay?
I'll try.

It's a T‐shirt.
Are you ready?

I think so.
Here it comes.

John: Ohhhh.
Oh, what do we do now?

Sometimes, that happens.

[ Chuckles ] Redo!

Okay. Hold your breath.

I can't reach.

I got it. I got it.
[ Laughter ]

I'm not gonna help her,
'cause it's too funny.

How did you fold it
before ‐‐

Just so you know,
everything's great, Ryan?

[ Laughter ]

Are you ready?
Let's try this again.

Here goes.

Oh! Oh, it's not loaded.
Okay.

Welcome to the show!

Blake: Wait a minute.
I have an idea.

Oh, wow.

Kelly: They're stealing
your thing, John.

That is so cool.

There you go.

I appreciate you.

I'm really excited.
Thank you.

Thank you so much.

♪♪♪

Ryan's got, like,
a total point of view

with the way he sings

and a really
original‐sounding voice.

Thank you, Gwen.
Thanks for blocking me.

And I was being very strategic,

waiting for the right moment
for block John.

[ Laughs ]

Okay. Everybody got
their blocks out.

Everybody happy.

Is everyone happy?!

It was one of the most
gratifying moments

of being on this show.

Team Gwen. Congratulations.
I'm so pumped.

Want to say hi
to your family here?

Oh, my gosh!

That was the most exciting
and fun thing ever.

Daly: Congratulations, guys,

We're gonna keep Ryan around
here a little bit longer,

to the battle rounds.

Sorry about that,
but we need him.

It's okay.
We can live with that.

Good to see, y'all.
Love you, Ryan.

Love y'all, too.

That was so awesome.

I can't believe
I got that done!

I was bummed that
I got blocked for Ryan.

I thought we would have worked
really well together.

But of course, Gwen,
she'd been saving that block

for so long,
and she used it on me.

I'm so proud of myself.

Well done. Well done.
Well done.

Blake: [ Laughs ] "I can't
believe I got that done."

♪♪♪

Daly: Who would you pick
for your team?

Get the "Voice" official app now
and play along with our coaches.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions

at Universal Studios Hollywood.

I got this.

Ohh!

With Ryan,
my launcher failed me,

so I couldn't throw the shirt.

I can barely lift my arm
in this outfit.

Oh! Oh, dang it.

I just got to get
some more inspiration.

I think I'm getting better
at my launcher.

Oh, yeah, that's better.

I know how to aim now.
It's going well.

Oh! [ Laughs ]

Daly: Let's meet
the next artist.

My name's Becca Kotte.

I'm 33 years old,

and I'm from Fargo,
North Dakota.

Music has always been
a huge part of my life.

We were a very musical family,
always playing music at home.

I was in every church play
and musical

and got my degree
for musical theater.

And then I was lucky enough
to join the cast

of the Broadway musical
"Rock of Ages" in Las Vegas.

That show was loud and fun

and the perfect opportunity
for me to do my thing.

After "Rock of Ages,"
I was approached

with the opportunity
to audition as a backup singer

for Sir Rod Stewart.

I was this nerdy theater kid,
and then, all of a sudden,

I get approached to tour
with a rock legend.

Coming from a theater background
and playing a role

and, on the other hand,
being in the music industry

but backing someone up
and supporting them,

this is really the first time
that I'm stepping out

on my own as an artist.

So being able to participate
in "The Voice"

is one
of the greatest opportunities,

and I feel incredibly lucky
to be here.

Now I'm faced with
"Who am I as an artist,

and what do I actually bring
to the table

that isn't just
a supporting act?"

It's no secret that this
is a really tough business.

I've had a lot of successes,
but I've been told "No"

a hundred times more
than I've been told "Yes."

And so the fact that this
could be the opportunity

to take me to the next level
is pretty cool,

and I'm very grateful
for the opportunity.

Blake: Standing by.
Standing by.

Sound speeding.
Speeding.

I don't even know
what that means.

[ Laughter ]
That means
they pressed "record."

I know. I finally figured out
what marker ‐‐

Marker.

Ooh! There she is.
Can you see her?

♪♪♪

♪ American woman ♪

♪ Stay away from me ♪

♪ American woman ♪

♪ Mama, let me be ♪

♪♪♪

Whoo!

♪ Don't come hangin'
'round my door ♪

♪ I don't wanna see your face
no more ♪

♪ Got more important things
to do ♪

♪ Than spend my time
growin' old with you ♪

♪ Now, woman ♪

♪ Stay away ♪

♪ American woman ♪

♪ Listen what I say ♪

♪ Don't come hangin'
'round my door ♪

♪ I don't wanna see your face
no more ♪

♪ I don't need
your war machines ♪

♪ I don't need
your ghetto scenes ♪

♪ Colored lights
can't hypnotize ♪

♪ Sparkle someone else's eyes ♪

♪ Now, woman ♪

♪ Stay away, yeah ♪

♪ American woman ♪

♪ Listen what I say ♪

♪ I gotta go ♪

♪ I gotta get away ♪

♪ Babe, I gotta g‐g‐g‐g‐go ♪

♪ I wanna fly away, yeah ♪

♪ I'm gonna leave you, woman ♪

♪ I gotta go ♪

♪ I'm gonna l‐e‐eave you,
woman ♪

♪ American woman ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪♪

Wow! That was you?!

Oh, my gosh.
What is your name?

My name's Becca Kotte.
I'm from Fargo, North Dakota.

You're an incredible singer.

It was exciting.
It was different.

Do you sing professionally?

I do. I tour with Rod Stewart
as one of his backup singers.

Oh, amazing.
Oh, wow!
Oh, my gosh.

So, you get
to rock out all the time.

Who? I don't know him.
Rod Stewart.

Oh.
Never heard of him.

I was like, "What?!"

My thing why
I didn't turn around ‐‐

I love the song.
I love the feel of it.

And then it would
just be, like, hesitant

and kind of, like, wobbly
in certain places.

And I didn't know
if it was a nerves thing.

I want to tell you, though,
that was a really cool choice

to come out in a blind audition
and do.

Thank you.
Thank you for auditioning.

Yeah.
Thanks for having me.
So cool!

Hi, Becca.
Hi.

Did you say
you're from Fargo?
I did.

Have you ever
done any polka?

Isn't polka big up
in North Dakota?
Oh, yeah!

Mollie B.? The Mollie B.
polka show up in North Dakota.

Um, I'm not super familiar
in the polka world.

That's shocking to me.
It's taken the world by storm.

Me and Blake watch that.
Oh, yeah.

I have no idea
what you're talking about.

To speak to what
Kelly's talking about ‐‐

because I heard it, too,
and it's frustrating,

because I was close
to hitting my button for you.

Gwen and I really were looking
at each other going,

"What are
we gonna do here?"

And they weren't
a big deal,

but you were bending
a lot of those notes,

and it felt like
you gave up on them

before they quite
got up to the pitch.

So I'm sorry, Becca.
That's alright.

Well, Becca, if I heard
what you sounded like

near the end
closer to the beginning,

I probably would have turned
for you, but by that point,

I'd kind of already
made up my mind.

But you're incredible,
and if you want to come back

and do this again,
we'd love to have you.

Thank you for coming.
Thank you, Becca.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Blake:
Becca sang "American Woman,"

and she mentioned that she sings
backup for Rod Stewart,

so I know she's got
to be a skilled vocalist,

but I just don't feel
like today was her day.

I'm always looking for something
a little bit different

because most of the time,

the times that I have
won this show,

it's not been
with a country singer,

so I'm always on the prowl
for what else could be out there

that might give me a chance.

Wow. This is gnarly.

When you're that good
and you don't make it,

oh, my gosh.
Yeah, it's tough.

This show makes me
just always wonder,

how did I ever get...
[ Chuckles ]

It's about more than
what we're judging them on.

I know.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

♪♪♪

My name is Jus Jon.
I'm 30 years old.

I was born and raised
in Newport News, Virginia.

My family is deeply rooted
in the church.

My uncle is the pastor

of St. John's Church of God
in Christ.

[ Choir singing ]

I started singing when I was 6.

My first performance was
right here, on this altar.

They just sprung
this song on me,

and I'm like,
"I've never sung that song

in front of all
these people before."

My mom gives me a pep talk.

"I know you're nervous,
but you got to fight the nerves,

and you can't worry about
what people think."

[ Cymbal crashes ]
Whoo!

I was stone‐faced,
but I got through it.

[ Chuckles ]

My mom is definitely
my biggest fan.

She will make me sing
in a grocery store.

"Say, hey, baby, come over here
and sing for these people.

You already know you got it.
He gonna be famous one day."

You know what I'm
saying? Like, she's just
telling people about me.

I'm just like,
"Ma, I don't feel like singing

to these random people."

[ Chuckles ]

But I did it anyway.

In 1998, my mom was diagnosed
with multiple sclerosis.

Dealing with her
being sick as a kid,

it's a weight like no other.

Taking care of her is
a big responsibility,

but I make it my business
to make sure

that she gets
to her medical appointments,

make sure she is
properly taken care of.

You know what I'm saying? I'm
really still tight with my mom.

Like, I love her to death.

During COVID,
I have not been able

to spend much time
with my mother at all,

but I video‐call her often.

I love y'all!

We love you, too.

John would be a great coach
for me

because we are the same genre,
we are the same name.

He grew up in a church.
I grew up in the church.

But Blake could help me
because he's a completely
different genre.

I feel like he would
strengthen me

in that aspect of crossing over
to that country style,

of that rugged, you know ‐‐

Like, I have that chestal ‐‐
it runs deep.

So I feel like he could
help me with that.

How you feeling today?

I miss my family,
but I'mma go out and execute

and just leave it
all out there on the floor.

I love it.
I brought something for you.

Let's take a look here.

Son...

I am so proud of you,

and you go and sing
from your heart with excellence.

Grandson, sing to inspire,
to encourage,

and to bring joy
to the world.

And the whole entire family
sends their love.

[ Voice breaking ] That's just
too much, bro, like, right now,

I'm trying not to do it.

[ Sighs ]
Yeah.

You know, you got so much
love and support.

That's just motivation, man.

That's just so much ‐‐
Like, I'm really ready now, man.

John, God bless you, man.
Good luck.

Thank you. Appreciate you.
You ready to go?

Yes, I'm ready to go.

Let's do it, guys.

My mom started me on the path
with music.

She's just been
a big part of my life,

my main supporter, my angel.

I desperately want a chair
to turn for my mom.

♪♪♪

♪ Hmmm, yeah ♪

♪ Can we just talk? ♪

Hey!

♪ Can we just talk ♪

♪ Talk about where we're going ♪

♪ Before we get lost ♪

♪ Lend me your thoughts ♪

♪ Can't get what we want
without knowin' ♪

♪ Never felt like this before ♪

♪ I apologize
if I'm movin' too far ♪

♪ Can we just ta‐a‐alk? ♪

♪ Ta‐a‐alk ♪
♪ Can we just talk ♪

♪ And figure out
where we're goin'? ♪

♪ Started off right,
I can see it in your eyes ♪

♪ I can tell that
you're wanting more ♪

♪ What's been on your mind? ♪

♪ There's no reason
we should hide ♪

♪ Tell me somethin'
I ain't heard before ♪

♪ You've been dreamin'
'bout it ♪

♪ And it's you I want ♪

♪ So stop dreamin' 'bout it ♪

♪ Can we just talk? ♪

Hey!

♪ Can we just talk? ♪

♪ Talk about where we're going ♪

♪ Can we just dreeeeeeeam,
yeah? ♪

♪ I never felt
like this before ♪

♪ I apologize
if I'm movin' too far ♪

♪ Can we just, oooh ♪

♪ Can we just talk ♪

♪ And figure out
where we're goin'? ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yes!

[ Laughing ] Yes!

Whoo!
[ Gwen laughs ]

He's so funny.

Last second.

How did that happen?

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

I'm Jus Jon.

I'm from Newport News, Virginia,
and I'm 30 years old.

Oh, my gosh.
I loved your voice.

I think you have
a very powerful voice.

The thing I was waiting to hear
personally was dynamics.

Maybe even on that note
that you went ♪ Ooh ♪

It would have been nice as more,
like, a [Softly] ♪ Ooh ♪

Like, something soft
every once in a while.

And I don't know
if you're just excited.

Yes. Super.

"Yes, I am."
Anyway, I thought you did
a really good job.

Welcome to the show, man.
Thank you so much, Kelly.

I really appreciate it.
Hi. I'm Gwen.

Hey, you look amazing.

Thank you! Wow,
Thanks so much.

Easy. Easy, Jus Jon.
[ Laughs ]

I think it's just
kind of all

in one kind of place
the whole time.

But it was really,
really strong

and actually just
really looking forward

to seeing what else
your voice can do.

Thank you so much.
Congratulations.

You got the greatest coach
ever.

Of all time.
My favorite.

Of all time.
Record breaker.

Well, Jus Jon,
it's funny,

because I really love that song,
and I love Khalid.

He actually was one
of my guest mentors.

And I think you really do
have a great voice.

You do have creativity
and musicality.

Once you guys
figure out together

what the best next song
is for you,

I think
you'll even be better.

Thank you, John.
I appreciate it.

Jus Jon...
Yeah, we're here.

Let's go, baby.
You're on "The Voice," man.

I'm pumped.
I'm pumped.

There is nobody like you
on my team.

Probably won't be,
and that makes me very happy

because normally,
a singer like you comes up here,

and I'm competing
with everybody else,

and I never get them
to come on my team.

Thank God I am the only person
that turned around,

because now
you're stuck with me.

Yeah. I'm with it.
I'm with it.

And, dude,
you're an incredible singer.

Thank you.
Many of my many victories

have been with
non‐country artists,

so I think we can
do it again, Jus Jon.

We can. And we will.
And I would give you

a huge hug and a kiss
right now

if there wasn't a pandemic
going around the world.

So I love you.

Saved by the pandemic.

[ Laughs ] Right.

Thank God
for this pandemic.

Thank you.
Congratulations!

Thank you!
John: Congratulations.

So, it's Jus John
and just Blake.

Even though I end up
with a lot of country artists

on my team every year,

it's not that I just
pick country artists.

In this case,
nobody else turned around.

I can't imagine

what was going through
these other coaches' minds,

'cause I got somebody that
I think is gonna slay people.

Kelly: I love that Jus Jon
is on Blake's team.

I'm looking forward
to that combination.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back to Night 3
of the blind auditions.

My name is Ben Allen.
I'm 42 years old.

I currently live
in Estero, Florida,

but I grew up in East Tennessee,
out in the country.

It was either you were
into hunting and fishing

or you were into bikes
and four‐wheelers.

That was me.
[ Chuckles ]

About the time I was
a senior in high school,

my brother, David, he had
a couple mountain bikes.

I immediately loved it.

I was a state champion

in mountain bike racing
at one point.

I spent the next 10 years

eating, sleeping,
and breathing bicycles.

♪♪♪

It wasn't till
I was 30 years old,

I pulled an old guitar
out of the closet

that I had
since I was a teenager.

I knew three chords
from my teenage years

that my brother had taught me.

That led to an open mic

at a bowling alley,
of all places.

It scared me to death.

And I loved it.

Before you know it, I was
gigging every Thursday night.

I sing country music.

I can sing any other song
that you want,

but it's gonna come out
with a twang on it.

[ Chuckles ]

My brother started me
down a path.

Going back to music, he always
had this way of looking at me

that showed me how proud he was
of his little brother.

And...

And I lost him.

♪♪♪

Just under a month
before my wedding,

I got the call one night
that I had lost my brother

in a motorcycle accident.

He never saw me play live,
you know?

It's a shame
he didn't get to see.

♪♪♪

Since then,
I have had the opportunity

to play in front
of a lot of people.

You know, he started me
on that path without knowing it,

but it was still a priceless
gift that he gave me.

I'm on "The Voice" this season.

When I go through those doors
for the blind audition

for myself, for my family,

my wife, my brother,

I'm gonna give it
everything I got.

Once they start singing,
I get excited.

Yeah, me too.

♪♪♪

♪ It's where I drank
my first beer ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪ It's where I found Jesus ♪

[ Screams ]

♪ It's where I wrecked
my first car ♪

♪ I tore it all to pieces ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪ I was raised
off of Rural Route 3 ♪

[ Screams ]

♪ Out past where
the blacktop ends ♪

♪ We'd walk to church
on Sunday morning ♪

♪ Race barefoot back
to Johnson's fence ♪

♪ That's where
I first saw Mary ♪

♪ On that roadside,
pickin' blackberries ♪

♪ That summer,
I turned a corner in my soul ♪

♪ Down that red dirt road ♪

♪ It's where I drank
my first beer ♪

♪ It's where I found Jesus ♪

♪ It's where I wrecked
my first car ♪

♪ I tore it all to pieces ♪

♪ And I've learned,
oh, I've come to know ♪

♪ There's life at both ends ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Oh, I've learned,
I've come to know ♪

♪ There's life at both ends ♪

♪ Of that red dirt road ♪

♪ Oh, that red dirt road ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yeah!

♪♪♪

[ Screams ]

Whoo!

John: Yeah!

Whoo!
Congratulations!

Yes!
Now we're talkin'!

Thank you.

What's your name?
Ben Allen.

I'm 42 years old.
I'm from Estero, Florida.

You're from
Sterile, Florida?

Estero.
Estero.

I was gonna say, man,
nobody could be born
in Sterile, Florida.

No, that's that drawl.

They at least couldn't
be conceived there.

Yeah. [ Laughs ]

He looked at me when he pressed
like [Scoffs] "No‐brainer."

It is a no‐brainer.

I'm kind of country now.

This lady had a big hit
on country music radio.

What?!
Exactly.

It's not a done deal yet,
as far as I'm concerned.

Whoa!
Hey! I like Ben!

I like Ben!

Ben is my favorite today.

Your voice, when you first
started singing that song,

sounded like a record ‐‐

so clear and strong
and confident.

I think you have
a lot of potential,

and I would love
to work with you.

Thank you very much.

Your talking voice
is awesome, too.

[ Laughing ] I know.
Wow.

He's a star.
[ As Elvis ]
Thank you very much.

You could be,
like, a preacher.

I was ready
to come to the altar.

[ Laughter ]

Ronnie Dunn is my favorite
singer in country music ‐‐

Wait a minute.
Hello!

Oh, gosh.
[ Laughs ]

I didn't grow up
listening to you.

You're my favorite, Blake.
You're my clear favorite.

[ Laughs ]
My only reason
why I didn't turn,

down on the end,
hillbilly bonga‐bone whatever ‐‐

Hillbilly Deluxe
down here.

You're gonna kill it
and probably go to the finale.

Congratulations.
Thanks.

You have three amazing people
to choose,

although we probably know
where you're going.

It is obvious.

I'm right here.

[ Laughter ]

Now, Ben,
you have tone for days.

It just enters and walks
into the room, and it's like,

"Okay. Everybody's
got to pay attention."

Blake, he's been
dominating on this show

with country artists
for a long time,

but I know what a great voice
is, so I turned for you.

Thank you so much.
That's amazing.

Okay, Ben, let me just ‐‐

John:
He's so arrogant, though.

You don't want to reward
this arrogance.

He comes in here
thinking he's got it in the bag.

I think you need
to switch it up, man.

Just switch it up, Ben.
Switch it up!

You changed that song up
a little bit from the original.

I did.
You opened
with the chorus.

That's what I was saying, too.
Yeah.

[ Laughter ]
I knew that.

I miss a good old‐fashioned
nasally sounding country singer.

You got that.
[ Laughs ]

Honestly, I hear a lot of Ronnie
in what you do.

Country music is my life,

and I don't plan on ever doing
another television show

or being on TV
or anything else.

Country music
is all I want to do,

and that's the reason
I'm a coach on "The Voice,"

is because I get
to pass along things

that I've learned
along the way,

and I'd like
to have a chance

to pass some of that
along to you.

That was
such a nice, tender...
I know!

Thank you.
I felt that in my heart.

I wasn't even
saying it to you.

I don't mean
any of that to you.

I'm talking to him.
I felt it, though.

Alright, well,
who do you pick as your coach?

Oh, man.

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Come on, Ben.

[ Chuckles ]

It's obvious.

Oh, my goodness.
Um...

It's obvious!

[ Shouting continues ]
I'm so thankful to be here.

I would be proud to be
on anybody's team.

♪♪♪

Blake Shelton.
Yeah!

♪ ...hillbilly bone
down deep inside ♪

♪ No matter where you go ♪
Ben!

Oh, he's good.
That was
a really good choice.

Oh, I want to
hug you so bad!

I'm really excited right now
that I got Ben on my team

because he's the kind
of country artist

that we've seen
time and time again

do really well on the show.

I love you, Ben.
Ben: Thank you so much.

He's edgy,
but he's traditional,

and he's everything that the
core of country music fans love.

You can hug
my cardboard cutout.

Maybe a kiss on the cheek.

I'm taking this with me.
Yeah, take it.

[ Laughter ]

When I saw that chair turn,
you know, it's like...

"Whooo! I did it!"
[ Chuckles ]

Kelly, you didn't put me
in your list.

I didn't grow up listening
to y'all. [ Laughs ]

With Blake, sometimes the artist
just knows what they want,

and you can try
all your pitching

and convincing and cajoling,
but it doesn't work.

Some people just love the guy.

They can't resist him.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

Kelsie, how you feeling?

I feel so good.
I'm so excited.

It's, like,
right about to happen.

Hope to God Kelly likes
the song, so...

Right. So, you're singing
her song.

Are you gonna just be staring
at her chair,

or are you gonna, like,
look away?

I feel like a little both.

If she turns around,
I'm gonna be like "Aah! Geh!"

[ Laughs ]
I may black out.

♪♪♪

Kelsie: When I was a kid,
I always said

I wanted to be a pirate
when I grew up.

I think I chose a singer
over a pirate

because I actually
get paid to sing

instead of having to steal
things off of other boats.

This is, like, next‐best thing.

[ Laughs ]

My name is Kelsie Watts.
I'm 29 years old.

I'm originally
from Lubbock, Texas,

but I currently live
in Nashville, Tennessee.

I work on a showboat.
We do two to three shows a day.

It's about
an hour‐and‐a‐half‐long show.

We have top deck music,

and we get to sing
really whatever we want

and then go back down,
and then we do the actual show.

About 10 minutes
before the show ends,

the boat gets back to dock,

and then we say,
"See you later," and they leave,

and then we get about
30, 45 minutes,

then we do it again.
[ Laughs ]

It's a really
exhausting process.

And the dancing ‐‐ oh, my gosh.

I mean, it's just
constant and nonstop.

So it's definitely a workout.

But it's a lot of fun, though.

You become a family
with your cast.

Really, they're some
of my best friends.

This opportunity would radically
change my entire life.

Do I love that I get to sing
and dance for a living? Yeah.

But to have the opportunity
to be able

to artistically pursue
what I want to pursue ‐‐

Oh, my gosh.
I mean, it's a dream come true.

For the blind audition,
I'll be singing

"I Dare You" by Kelly Clarkson,

and I've totally made it into
more of, like, an intimate song.

It could be a risk,
but I would rather take a risk

and, like, give it all I got

than be safe
and them not turn around.

I've been preparing,
really, since I was 2,

working really hard.

I've been on the showboat
for three years,

doing 13 shows a week sometimes
and up to 400 shows a year.

To be able to get coaching,
it would just change the course

of what I get to do
for a living.

This is absolutely my time.

I'm gonna kill it.

♪♪♪

♪ There's a wolf that preys
on a world that strays ♪

♪ So far from the garden ♪

♪ And just like your own,
every heart you know ♪

♪ Seems cold and hardened ♪

♪ You may not have the stage ♪

♪ But you still have a voice ♪

♪ You may not have
the strength ♪

♪ But if you have a choice ♪

♪ I dare you to love ♪

♪ I dare you to looooove ♪

♪ Even if you're hurt
and you can only see the worst ♪

♪ Even if you think
it's not enough ♪

♪ Oh, oh, I ♪

♪ I dare you to lo‐o‐ove ♪

It's my song!

[ High‐pitched ]
♪ Aaa‐a‐a‐a‐aaaaaaaaah ♪

♪ Even if you're hurt ♪
Yeah!

♪ And you can only
see the worst ♪

♪ Even if you think
it's not enough ♪

♪ I dare you ♪

♪ To love ♪

You better sing that song!

♪ Ye‐eah ♪

She said,
[ High‐pitched ] ♪ Aaaah ♪

I'm just like,
"Oh, my God!"

Yeah!

Thank you.
Thank you.

♪♪♪

Oh, my gosh!

You just one‐upped me
on my own song!

Nah! Nah, nah, nah.

You say
[ High‐pitched ] ♪ Yeaaaah ♪

It was, like, crazy notes.
Like...

Wow. Tell everybody your name
and where you're from.

My name is Kelsie Watts.
I'm 29 years old.

I live in Nashville, Tennessee,
but I'm from Lubbock, Texas.

Oh, my gosh! You just
sang the crap out of my song.

I'm so glad you liked it.
I was like, "Oh, man."

I feel like you hardly ever push
when someone sings your songs.

I don't.
I'm very hard on it.

I'm like that, too.
I'm very tough.

But I was like,
"You cannot come out here

and sing my song like that
and not have me turn around."

Your range is incredible.

Whistle notes, you don't have
to do it all the time,

but the fact that
you're just that powerful

and bold enough to do it in
a moment that really matters...

And I know what
that's like,

'cause I did it
on a singing competition,

and I was terrified
'cause I was like,

"If I mess this moment up,
it's over...
Right.

...and I will be the
laughingstock of America."

I mean, if you don't pick me,
I'm gonna be so sad.

The guilt trip.

But I'm just saying,
there's nothing cooler

than somebody to like your song,
first of all,

enough that they cover it,

but secondly, to make it
even better than it was,

which is what you just did.

Like, America,
you will not see me

doing that version
on tour ‐‐ ever.

We could totally
do it together.

Cool. You can come out...
I'm so down.

...and you can sing it.

That was ‐‐
It was beautiful.

And you would look so cute
in this. Like, right?

Oh, that jacket?

You like bedazzling?
I'm just saying.

You are screwed
on this one.
I know. I know.

Anyways, you know what's
so amazing about this show,

is people like you

that come out here
and are so talented,

and you get to have
this special moment,

sing a Kelly Clarkson song.

We get to all
just be in awe of you.

You are incredible. I can't wait
to see what you do next.

Thank you.

John: It's time to
make a decision, Kelsie.

Who do you pick
as your coach?

[ Indistinct shouting ]

♪♪♪

I pick Kelly as my coach.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you so much.
It was such a ‐‐

[ Laughter ]
What?

We're watching
your gif over there.

Oh, I'm crazy, yeah.
[ Laughter ]

Yeah!
You're a Texan.

You get it.
I get it. I get it.

Kelly and Kelsie ‐‐
it's meant to be.

Kelly and Kelsie!
Appreciate it.

Kelsie is one of those singers
you could throw anything at,

and she's excited
by the challenge.

I would be shocked
if she wasn't in the finale.

♪ Going home ♪

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back.

♪♪♪

Alright. Let's see
what everybody's up to.

This is a future
Season 19 winner.

Copy? John.

I believe
I'm the Season 19 winner,

but hello.

I'd say "negatron."

Copy.

Uh...Decepticon?

[ Laughs ]

I miss when we could all
hang out together.

Hey, Blake, are you there?
Over.

♪♪♪

Hey, Blake. You there?

Over.

Yes, I'm here.
Can you hear me?

♪♪♪

It's Gwen. He's literally using
a can, like, on his ear.

I can hear you.

John, I can hear you!

John: Of all people, he should
know how to use these things.

Daly:
Let's meet the next artist.

James: Whoa.

My singing sister right here.

The Kelly Clarkson.

Vocals for days.

I love Kelly. She could
literally sing the phone book.

I bet she opens it up,
and she's like,

♪ Oh, it's John Smith ♪

♪ It's 9‐0‐1‐2‐8‐2 ♪

[ Laughs ]

I'm James Mays.

I'm 27 years old,
and I'm from Memphis, Tennessee.

I had to be stylish coming
down here for "The Voice."

Look, I like animal print.

I'm talking jaguars,
I'm talking cheetahs,

I'm talking leopard print.

[ Laughs ]

My mother was the director

of the children's choir
in my home church.

My mom really taught me
how to sing.

And so in college,

I was really inspired to
pursue music professionally.

Around Memphis, I performed
in clubs, churches,

but to have this level ‐‐
I've never even flown before.

This pandemic,
it hit our family pretty hard.

♪♪♪

April the 21st, my mom's dad
passed away from COVID‐19,

and on April the 22nd,
my dad's dad passed away

from complications
with diabetes.

They didn't allow visitors
at the time,

so it was so hard for me

to wrap my mind around
the fact that it happened.

I have moments
where I'm still grieving,

but what keeps me going is

the fact that I'm just
so excited to be here.

And so I promised myself
that I'm gonna be

the greatest that I can be
from here on out,

because I know that this is what

both of my granddads
would want for me to do.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪♪

♪ Empty spaces ♪

♪ What are we living for? ♪

♪ Abandoned places ♪

♪ I guess we know the score ♪

♪ On and on ♪

♪ Does anybody want
to take it anymore? ♪

♪ The show must go on ♪

Whoa!
♪ Oh, whoa ♪

Wow.

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Ohhh ♪

♪ I'll face it with a grin ♪

♪ I'm never giving in ♪

♪ On with the ♪

♪ Shoooooooow ♪

♪ Show must go oooooooon ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

He still did good.

[ Laughing ] Wow!

What is your name,
and where are you from?

My name is James Mays,
and I'm from Memphis, Tennessee.

We're sorry we don't have
better news for you.

You really have
quite a powerful voice.

I just felt like there were
a couple control issues
that I was worried about.

What is that song from?

It's Queen.
Oh, okay.

Hearing it was a Queen song
explains the drama,

'cause that felt like
a really dramatic performance,

and that makes
sense to me.

Take a note and consider
and at least think about

if you would be interested
in theater,

because you sure have
a gift for that.

Well, I love musical theater,
and I grew up doing it.

It's a different style than
maybe I would do on this show.

That's the reason why
I didn't turn.

I was like, "Well, this guy
needs to be on Broadway."

I love Broadway, as well,

so I'm not saying
you're just that one thing.

What lane are you in,
as far as, like,

if you made a record,
what would it be?

It would pretty much
be R&B and pop.

Yeah.
It would be really cool
to hear you sing some, like,

Sam Smith or something
that kind of had more space

and showed range, but also
showed that kind of vibe

that you want to make
with a record.

Okay.
So come back and see us.

I really appreciate it so much.
Thank you so much, James!

Thank you for coming!
Thank y'all.

♪♪♪

Blake:
I feel bad for James because
I think he's got the talent.

We were all
a little bit taken back.

I don't think I would have been
a great coach for him.

♪ The show must go on ♪

I never heard that Queen song.
I never did, either.

Blake: I think it's from
"The Greatest Showman."
I liked that guy.

"I think it's from
'The Greatest Showman.'"
He just was, like, so operatic.

You know what I mean?
Yeah, his vibrato was cool.

That guy would
kill on Broadway.

Yeah, he would.

Like, people would kill

to hear that voice
in that setting.

Absolutely.
He should try.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back to Night 3
of the blind auditions.

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

Okay. Pshh.

Yep.

Pushing.

♪♪♪

♪ I fell by the wayside ♪

♪ Like everyone else ♪

♪ I hate you, I hate you,
I hate you ♪

♪ But I was just
kidding myself ♪

♪ When you hurt
under the surface ♪

♪ Like troubled water
running cold ♪

♪ Well, time can heal,
but this won't ♪

♪ So ♪

♪ Before you go ♪

♪ Was there something
I could've said ♪

♪ To make your heart
beat better? ♪

♪ If only I'd have known
you had a storm to weather ♪

♪ So ♪

♪ Before you go ♪

♪ Would we be better off
by now ♪

♪ If I'd have let
my walls come down? ♪

♪ Maybe,
I guess we'll never know ♪

♪ You know, you knoooooow ♪

♪ Aaaaah, ohhh ♪

Yes! Oh, my God!

♪ Before you go ♪

♪ Was there something
I could've said ♪

♪ To make it all stop hurting? ♪

♪ It kills me how your mind
can make you feel so worthless ♪

♪ So ♪

♪ Before you gooooooooo ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪♪

Alright!

Yes, yes, yes!
Whoa!

You do not look like
your voice, okay?

Just so you know.
[ Both laugh ]

Where is the person
who was singing?

[ Laughter ]

Look at the dimples!

Oh, my gosh!
I love your dimples.

Alright,
tell us who you are.

My name is Carter Rubin.

I'm 14 years old,

and I'm from Long Island,
New York.

Strong Island!
[ Chuckles ]

And you said...14?

14.
Carter!

I cannot believe what I'm
hearing and seeing right now.

This is a shock.

Yeah.
Wow.

So, are your parents
musical, too?

No.
"No."

[ Laughter ]
My grandpa is, though,

but it kind of skipped
a generation.

I'm sorry, Mom.
Okay.
That happens sometimes.

I'm so happy for you.
And your mom.

It's a little bit sad that
you dissed her singing ability,

but it's okay.

[ Laughter ]

Really, I couldn't do this
without my family, though.

♪♪♪

Both: Whooooooa!

Carter:
Me and my brother love

to go on our golf cart
that we have in our backyard,

What animals
do we see in the pool?

Hippos!

We pretend we're on a safari

and we see some animals.

Ooh! Rhinos!
Rhinos.

Carter: Jack was diagnosed
with autism at the age of 2.

Even though
he's four years older than me,

often, I'm the big brother
in the relationship.

[ Jack laughs ]

We have the closest
sibling relationship

you could ever imagine.

♪ This magic moment ♪

Knock, knock.
Who's there?

Orange.
Orange who?

Orange you glad
that we're gonna be on TV?

[ Laughs ]

Carter: My grandpa was part
of a band in the '60s

called Jay and The Americans.

One of their biggest hits was
"This Magic Moment."

♪ This magic moment ♪

I think I got the singing gene
from him.

♪ Magic ♪

[ Laughs ]

I hope that you're flying
right now inside.

[ Laughing ]
I am. This is crazy.

You have the most
incredible smile

I think I've possibly
ever seen on any human.

[ Laughs ]

I know you keep looking at me,
and I'm like ‐‐

He's like, "Why is the weirdo
smiling at me?"

I cannot stop smiling,
'cause it's so beautiful.

You have a really
great voice,

especially finding out
that you're 14.

That's insane.

So congratulations.
Thank you.

You're an incredible singer, and
I heard a few things in there

that made me think
that you were younger,

but I didn't know you were
that young, you know?

You've got
one great coach

that did turn around
in this situation.

John: Thank you, Blake!
So...

And I'm very happy for you.
I don't know who
he's talking about.

Thank you, Blake.
I appreciate it.

I'm just gonna leave it up
to your imagination, Carter.

I never thought you
would say that about me,
but it's very kind.

Carter, I turned for you
very early on.

You sounded polished.
You sounded strong.

Your voice has control,

which a lot of people your age
wouldn't have,

and your tone is just
piercing and brilliant,

and it just shimmers
out there.

Thank you so much.
My pleasure.

Hi, Carter.
Hi, Gwen.

My son,
he's 14 years old,

so I could be like a mom figure
for you because I am a mom,

so you could feel
very comfortable around me.

I loved your voice.

When you got into
your real, full, full voice,

the tone was so beautiful.

It was shocking to me.
Thank you.

The one thing I think
I could help you with

that you probably don't
have tons of experience with

is being on TV and being able
to have that stage presence,

because you're gonna
be picking songs

that need
to be age‐appropriate.

The song might,
maybe, be something

that you didn't
experience yet.

I can help you
to wrap your head

around that emotion
and your style

and how you're gonna
dress and present yourself.

I would love to be, you know,
doing that for you.

Thank you so much.

You know what's interesting,
Carter,

is you're
the youngest person

I've ever turned for
on this show.

Stop it right now.
I'm usually, like, the one

who's, like, a little
too snobbish to turn.

That's actually true. He doesn't
turn for young people.

'Cause most of the young people
that come here,

they're talented,
but they don't have the control.

I'd love for you to be
the youngest person

I've ever coached
on "The Voice."

I've had, actually,
several very young people,

and because of that,

I think it's always important
to meet their family.

What do we have here?
Look here.

[ Laughing ] Oh, my gosh!

Hey.
How you doing?

Hi, guys.
Great job, Carter.

Great job, Carter!
Good job, Carter!

We love you, babe.
So proud!

So, that's my grandpa,
the musician.

He was singing
since forever.

That's the most supportive dad
in the world.

And that's my brother,
who was diagnosed

with autism
at the age of 2.

We have, like, the best bond
I could ever ask for.

Amazing.
You both have the same smile.
Look at that.

This smile just keeps
getting passed down.
Yeah!

Well, both Gwen and I would love
to work with you.

You ready for this?
Have you thought about it
before you got here?

You been thinking about this,
your brain swirling,

steam's coming out
of your ears?
Such a hard decision.

Carter, who do you pick
as your coach?

[ Sighs ]
[ Chuckles ]

Come on home, Carter.

My gosh.
Come on home.

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Both of you are
so amazing.

I think gonna go
with my gut.

Um...

[ Sighs ]

Sorry.
This is so hard.

Um...

♪♪♪

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back.

[ Sighs ]

Carter, who do you pick
as your coach?

I think I'm gonna go
with my gut.

I think I'm gonna
go with Gwen.

Oh!

What?! Wow!

I didn't expect that!

♪ Hey, look, Ma, I made it ♪

I got him! What?!

I will take good care of him.
I promise.

Thank you!

My heart is broken.

Carter! Carter!

Carter ‐‐ I thought
I was gonna get him.

We had good vibes.
We had good chemistry.

I was convincing him.

And he went to Gwen.

You would've been the youngest
on my team of all time.

She blocked me,
then she beat me.

I'm gonna have to regroup.

And...

Oh!
See, this is why
I'm not an athlete.

Gwen:
John has a lot of strategy.
He's very smart.

And when I beat him,
it's extra special.

I'll never fill my team if I
keep having to go against Gwen.

Yay! Thank you!

It felt so good.
[ Laughs ]

Thank you guys so much.

You broke my heart, Carter.

I'm sorry.
He can take it.

Gwen: That is gonna keep
my confidence high.

So take that, John Legend.

Why did you pick
Gwen over John?

Because she talked about, like,
being that motherly figure.

You got your "Voice" mom
and your mom mom.

I know!

Oh, my God.
I can't even believe it.

I'm so proud of you,
champ.

Jackie, did you see that,
buddy?
Unbelievable.

Did you see what
your brother did?

Jack,
I miss you so much.

Oh, my goodness.

I'm so excited.
Let's do this! Whoo!

Daly:
Let's meet the next artist.

Let me see how her face looking.
Oh, okay. She off to the side.

I'm so honored and blessed
to be here.

There is no stage like
"The Voice" stage, baby.

This is...exciting!

That's my word
for this whole experience ‐‐

exciting, exciting, exciting.

I've been praying
for this moment, and it's here.

♪ It's who you are ♪

My name is Casmè.

I'm 39 years old,

and I'm from New Orleans,
Louisiana.

I was born right next door
to the St. Thomas projects.

I'm the oldest
of eight children.

A lot of laughter,
a lot of singing.

I was taught early on
to go after my dreams

and to also help people
along the way.

Even as a student
in high school,

I started being a big sister
to little girls around me,

which led to me starting
my own mentoring program,

helping young girls
to grow into young ladies.

I created
"Daughter of the King 101,"

a handbook
to just kind of give them

some guidelines throughout life.

There is 101 rules in the book.

One of the most important rules
is to not gossip.

Another one is to be kind,
polite, well spoken,

and think before you speak.

Another one is "Be yourself,
no one can do it better."

I've met a lot
of really dope women

working with neighborhood girls,
so when I got married,

I had 34 bridesmaids
in my wedding party.

It was a dream come true.
That's all I could say.

It was beautiful.

I've been on this journey
since about 19.

I started doing corporate bands
to help me get through college,

to help pay for my bills,
my rent.

But it didn't allow much time
to focus on my own music.

This is your time.
Okay? Take it.

You've been doing this
for many years.

You're ready now.
Time for you light to shine.

Now's my chance, guys.
Now's my chance.

Of course, people are saying,
you know, I'm too old.

I should stop.
I should quit.

Why am I still chasing a dream?

And I just pray
that this opportunity

gets me to the next level.

Here she go!
Casmè!

Shh, shh, shh!

I'm hoping that
it's gonna be worth it.

Somebody better turn
that chair around.

[ Laughs ]

[ Exhales sharply ]

♪♪♪

♪ Whooo, yeah ♪

♪ If you want my lovin' ♪

♪ If you really do ♪

♪ Ah, don't be afraid,
baby, just ask ♪

♪ You know I'm gonna
give it to you ♪

♪ 'Cause I love you, baby, ah ♪

♪ Ah, there ain't
no doubt about it ♪

♪ Baby, I love you ♪

♪ I love you, I love you ♪

♪ I love you ♪

♪ I love you, baby ♪

♪ I love you ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]
Shh! Shh! Shh!

♪ Someday ♪

♪ Ya may wanna run away ♪

♪ And leave me sittin' here
to cry ♪

♪ But if it's all the same
to ya, baby ♪

♪ I'm gonna stop you ♪

♪ From sayin' goodbye ♪

♪ Baby, I love you ♪

♪ Baby, I need ya ♪

♪ Baby, I want you ♪
Hey!

♪ I gotta have ya, baby ♪

♪ I love you, I love you ♪

♪ I looooooooooove ♪

♪ You ♪

♪ Whoo! ♪
♪ You ♪

♪ You, you, you, you, you ♪

♪ Aah! ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yes!

♪♪♪

[ All cheering ]

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

My name is Casmè.

I'm 39,

and I'm from
New Orleans, Louisiana!

Ohhhhh!
Nola in the house!

Whoo‐whoo!

Are you born and raised
in New Orleans?

Yes ‐‐ the oldest
of eight children.

Whoa!
Wow!

They must be all so excited
for you right now.

They are!

Well, I am so happy

that I get the chance
to have you all to myself.

Thank you
for choosing me.

[ Laughs ]

What a beautiful rendition
of that song.

It's soulful,
full of energy and spunk.
Thank you.

And then I turned around
pretty early,

so I got
to watch you perform.

Eyyyyy!

She said, "Eyyyyy!"

I'm telling y'all ‐‐
y'all missed it.

I can tell that she's gonna be
really good to watch,

'cause look
at that outfit.

[ Squeals ]
Look at the shoulders.
That's like a Gwen shoulder.

You would rock that shoulder.
That's like a Gwen everything.

Yes!
Like, I'm all over that.

Thank you.
Yes, but I'm so lucky

that I get to be
your coach.

Ohhh! Thank you.
I love your energy.
I love your spirit.

I love the way you perform.
I love your vibe.
Thank you.

He loves you. He loves you.
He loves you.

You're great!
And I love you!

I love ya, I love ya.

♪ Casmè, I love ya ♪

Did you catch that little part
in the song when I said

"I want you"
and I did like that?
I saw it.

You saw it?
I saw it. I saw it.

[ Squeals ]
I saw it.

I was blushing.

[ All cheering ]

You know, I can tell
something about you

just based
on your performance,

'cause there was
so much energy,

I guarantee you she's gonna be
one of these artists

that comes to the battle rounds
and the knockouts

and you start to become more
comfortable and more relaxed.

You're gonna be a beast
in this thing.

I mean, you really have
a powerful voice.

So I'm excited for you.
It's gonna be fun to watch you.

Yes, yes, yes.
Thank you so much.
I appreciate that.

I feel like
you're just very open, you know?

Your whole heart's
coming through,

and I think that that's gonna
go a long way on the show.

It already has with me,

and I'm excited to see
what you're gonna do next.

So congratulations.
Thank you!

He is
a very good coach,

so I'm excited for you.

He's a legend!
John invented music.

[ Laughing ] I did.

I'm a sponge, okay?

I'm ready to soak it all up.
Yes!

I'm just curious ‐‐ what kind
of record do you want to make?

I really love soul.
I love rock.

'Cause I heard some feistiness,
so the rock thing makes sense.

Yeah, the rasp
and things like that.

I like to work the stage.
I like to perform.

Yeah.
So, mix it all up.

Can we mix it all up, John?
Let's mix it up!

Can we mix it up like the gumbo
in New Orleans, baby?

Mix it up, John.
Make a pot of gumbo.

Oh, my God.
I love you!

Alright.
Welcome to Team Legend.

I love you! Thank you!
You got a fun girl!

John: Ooh,
Casmè from New Orleans.

I love her.

She's charismatic,
she's beautiful,

she's got cool style,
and she has a wonderful voice.

Wait! Casmè, wait!

There's a really
creepy part coming.
Just go ahead. Just go ahead.

[ Laughs ]

Okay. Wait for it.
Wait for it.

Are you doing it?
Nope. I give up.

Mwah!

Thank you so much.

Thank you!

I had a little losing streak.
It was tough.

I'm so happy she's on my team.

We're gonna have a lot of fun
picking songs together.

Nice job!

You got a whole crew here
trying to talk to you.

We're very proud of you.
Now I can rest.

Mwah! I love y'all!
Congratulations.

Thank you. Bye!

[ Laughs ]
With that glove.

I just couldn't do it again.
She was too cool.

I was like, nah. I don't
want to show this to her.

Daly: Coming up...

♪ In my mind,
I'm going to Carolina ♪

♪ Un‐break my heart ♪

♪ Say you love me... ♪

Daly: ...a four‐chair turn
to end the night...

Four chairs. Whoo!

...and two of our coaches
team up.

You know, Kelly,
your pitch ‐‐

it goes a lot
of different places.

It's just hard
to follow sometimes.

I think I've had a birthday
since she started talking.

[ Laughing ]
Oh, my God, Blake.

[ Laughs ]

[ Snorts ]

[ Laughter ]

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

My name is Michelle Moonshine.

I'm 28 years old,

and I'm from
alt Lake City, Utah.

I've always felt like
I've had an older soul.

In elementary school,

my friends would be
the lunch ladies

and my friends' parents.

We'd make jokes

and listen to old '60s stations
on the radio.

My style of music is
a little bit country,

a little bit bluegrass,
a little bit rockabilly.

Starting to play music live
when I was 18.

After three years of playing,
I was on my first tour,

and I had the opportunity
to audition for "The Voice."

Right before I was set
to fly out,

I found out I was pregnant.

I had this really great
opportunity,

and I couldn't do it.

Michelle:
Can you color it for me?

How cute is that?

That time was very,
very difficult for me,

but there are a few things
that made it worth it.

I was able to spend
all day with Liam,

and when he would go to bed
at night, I would go play music.

So I got to have the best
of both worlds that way.

Liam's dad left the picture
when Liam was 2 1/2.

My life did change.

But my favorite thing
about being a mom

is probably knowing that

there is somebody that will
love me no matter what.

The first few years,
I couldn't just take any gig.

I couldn't play for free.

I did quite often think that
I would have to give music up.

But then I met my partner,
Andrew.

♪♪♪

We met at a speakeasy
here in Salt Lake.

If Andrew weren't here,
there's no way

I would be able to have
this experience.

It's a wonderful bonus for me
to meet the woman of my dreams,

but also to have another son
of my dreams.

So it's incredible.

She may be the hardest‐working
person I've ever met.

I'm very proud of her,
and I feel like...

the luckiest man alive.

♪♪♪

Michelle: Being a single mom
was very difficult.

I've never had the kind
of support that I do right now.

Having cousins and brothers
for Liam to play with is huge.

Going from six years ago

and having to turn down
this opportunity

to have Liam
and raise him till now,

it's like coming full circle.

♪♪♪

♪ In my mind,
I'm going to Carolina ♪

♪ Can't you see the sunshine? ♪

♪ Can't you just feel
the moonshine? ♪

♪ Ain't it just like
a friend of mine ♪

♪ To hit me from behind? ♪

♪ Yes, I'm going to Carolina
in my mind ♪

Pretty.

♪ In my mind,
I'm going to Carolina ♪

♪ Can't you see the sunshine? ♪

♪ Can't you just feel
the moonshine? ♪

♪ Ain't it just like
a friend of mine ♪

♪ To hit me from behind? ♪

♪ Yes, I'm going ♪

♪ I'm going to Carolina
in my mind ♪

♪♪♪

♪ I'm going to Carolina ♪

♪ In my mind ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

It is pretty.
Kelly: Yeah.

♪♪♪

What is your name,
and where are you from?

Michelle Moonshine.

I'm 28.
Moonshine?

And from Salt Lake City.

Easily the coolest name
I've heard this season.

But this isn't cool
that nobody turned around,

and I hate that.

I love that song,

and I love your voice
on that song.

I felt like you might have been
a little bit timid,

so I didn't hit my button,
and I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Hi, Michelle.
Hi!

I love what you do,

but you were kind of
throwing away some of the words

at the end of sentences,
you know,

which if you're on a record,

it would work a lot better
than in a setting like this.

I think what you're doing is
really heartfelt.

I thought there was
a lot of good things about it.

Thank you.
I kept waiting the whole time
for you

to just go up
a little bit,

just to show me
what your range was.

♪ Going to Carolina ♪

Not even like a run or anything.
That's what I would do.

I just mean like
something else

rather than it
just being lackadaisical.

Lacksadaisical? What is
that word? Lackadaisical?

But your tone
is really peaceful

and, like, feels like home,
and it's really sweet.

Thanks.
Thank you so much
for coming.

Thank you so much.

John:
Thank you, Michelle.

Kelly: With Michelle Moonshine,
I just wanted to hear

a little bit more
of what she had to offer,

and she kind of just stayed
in this really safe zone.

I'm really listening
for that artist

that forces me
to hit the button.

Like, there's no other option.

John? Lackadaisical.
Yeah, that's right.

I know, and I said, lacsid‐‐
Why didn't you
ask me that question?

'Cause he's a wordsmith.
That's why.

[ Laughing ]
I'm just joking.

♪ This is "The Voice" ♪

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

Let's meet the last artist
of the night.

Alright, Blake.

You know, I'm a little
bit country. I got you.

My name is Desz,
and I'm from Houston, Texas,

and I'm 30 years old.

It feels really good to be here.

My mother discovered
that I could sing

'cause I was extremely shy
as a child.

I remember being in the car
with her.

There was a song playing,

and she heard me
singing it with her.

She said, "Baby,
when Mommy goes to glory,

I want you to sing
this song for me."

You know, I'm 11.

I'm just like, "You're gonna
die when you're 100."

But I wouldn't even say
it was a month later,

she had a heart attack
and an aneurysm simultaneously,

and she passed.

♪♪♪

[ Voice breaking ] My first time
publicly singing out...

was at her funeral.

Every time I sing,
I sing for her.

[ Sniffles ] Because I know
that's what she wanted for me.

♪♪♪

That moment was
the hardest moment of my life.

It was a brave, beautiful thing
she did.

Wasn't a dry eye
in the house.

Singing for her helped heal me.

A fire was ignited inside of me.

I joined the school choir.

I ended up getting
a scholarship.

I majored in opera
and classical music.

I was able to sing with
the Houston Symphony

and the Houston Opera.

I spent 10 years gigging,

but I felt like I ended up
in a routine.

[ Vocalizing ]

I said, "Hey, Mom,
I know you're looking after me.

We're gonna make this work."

I ended up auditioning
for this guy on Instagram.

Two weeks went by,
and then I got a text.

"Congratulations,
Mrs. Washington.

You made the Kanye West
Coachella Choir."

And I was just, like, screaming
on the top of my lungs.

I was running around
the house ‐‐ ♪ Ahhh ♪

♪ Who can I turn to? ♪

I was just singing, screaming,
singing, screaming.

♪♪♪

So, after Coachella,
we traveled the world ‐‐

New York,
my hometown, Houston, Texas,

Jamaica.

We performed
at the Hollywood Bowl.

We went to Paris Fashion Week.

That was a whole new
type of fire.

I was just like, "I need
to become my own artist."

I need some more of this."

What's up, Desz?
Hi?

How you doing?
I'm good.

What do you hope the coaches
hear in your voice?

I hope they hear
my life story.

Let's go.
Yeah.

Go get them, Desz.
Have fun.

Thank you.
Alright,
we're pulling for you.

Today, I will be singing

"Un‐Break My Heart"
by Toni Braxton,

and I can relate to it.

I've been heartbroken before.

When I take that stage,

I'm gonna be thinking about,
my mom wanted this dream for me,

and I'm dedicating
this performance to her.

I know that my mom is standing
with me, cheering me on.

I know it.
I feel it. I feel it.

I feel it.
I feel it in my bones.

Announcer: Our next artist
is entering now.

Last one.

[ All cheering ]

[ Sighs ]

♪♪♪

Ooh!
That's my jam.

♪ Don't leave me
in all this pain ♪

Whoo!

♪ Don't leave me
out in the rain ♪

♪ Come back
and bring back the smile ♪

♪ Come and take
these tears away ♪

♪ I need your arms
to hold me now ♪

♪ Nights are so unkind ♪

[ All cheering ]

♪ Bring back those nights
when I held you beside me ♪

♪ Un‐break my heart ♪

♪ Say you love me again ♪

♪ Un‐do this hurt you caused ♪

♪ When you walked out the door
and walked out of my life ♪

♪ Un‐cry these tears ♪

♪ I cried so many, many nights ♪

♪ Un‐break my ♪

♪ Un‐break my heart ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Come back
and say you love me ♪

♪ Un‐break my heart,
sweet darlin' ♪

♪ Without you,
I just can't go oooooooooon ♪

♪ Go on ♪

♪ Can't go on ♪

Oh, my gosh!
John: Yeah!

Oh, my gosh!

Four chairs! Whoo!
Un‐break my heart!

Whoo!

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ All cheering ]

You just sang
"Un‐break My Heart"

on "The Voice"
and nailed it.

I don't know
what's happening.

Please tell us your name
and where you're from.

My name is Desz,
and I am 30 years old,

and I'm from Houston, Texas!

Yes!

H‐Town!
Yes!

So many cool things
come out of Texas.
Yes.

Let me tell you, Desz
why we all were

so enthralled
with your performance.

That is not an easy song
to sing.
[ Scoffs ] No!

It isn't.
[ Laughs, snorts ]

You just snorted!
That's so awesome!

[ Laughter ]

What you did
that was so special

was because we've all heard
the song so many times.

I literally just heard it
on the radio the other day ‐‐

Me and Chrissy are singing it
in the car.

It is not
an easy thing to do,

to sing those low alto notes
that she does

and then deliver
those high notes, too.

[ Vocalizing ]
You did a lot of things

that personalized
the song for you.

Like, some of those runs
you did ‐‐

inventive and interesting.

And for a song
that's been done a lot,

it's very special
when you can make it your own.

So, I'm gonna put my bid in

because I would love
to have you on Team Legend.

You also were
able to replicate

some of those ad‐libs
that we all know so well

that you don't think
you're gonna do,

because how could
anyone do them

under the pressure
that you're under right now?

And you did them,
and it was stunning.

It's not only just about
the vocal talent.

Even though it is "The Voice,"
there's so much more

to performing
and being individual,

you know,
making that shine.

It's something that
I know I could help you with

because I feel like
I've been around forever.

[ Laughs ]
So I have all this history

and this whole journey
I've been on, and it's, like,

my favorite thing I've ever done
is be on this show and coach,

because it's just
so exciting to go back

and remember all that
and share it.

Thank you.
I think we could work
really well together.

I'd love
to have you on my team.

I don't know if you know this,
but I turned around, like,

light‐years
before everyone else.

[ John laughs ]
First of all,

the fact that you
chose that song

means that you just set the bar,
and it's pretty high,

'cause you're insane.

I love the big notes you did
and how you sustained them.

And that control
is so crazy cool

in this kind of setting,
like, and in life.

Like, I can navigate
a vocal competition,

and I know
so many different songs

'cause I love
so much music.

So it's gonna be
a thing of strategy for you.

And I would
love the chance.

I think you would look real cute
in this jacket.

[ Laughs ]

I would feel very honored
if you were on my team,

Blake fell asleep.

[ Laughter ]

Is that it?

I might say
a lot of words,

but it still takes him
the same amount of time

just to get five words out.
John: Oh, Lord.

I think I've had a birthday
since she started talking.

[ Laughing ]
Oh, my God, Blake.

[ Laughter ]

You know, Kelly,
I love you.

[ Laughter ]

You know what's interesting
about your pitch?

It goes a lot
of different places.

It's just hard
to follow sometimes.

I can't even remember
what you sang now,

but I know
it was really good.

I tried to hold back.

Then you got to about the
last 10 seconds of that song,

and you hit
some notes that,

even the dumbest person
on the planet...

couldn't keep himself
from hitting his button.

I love you, Desz,

and I would be so proud
to have you on my team.

[ Laughing ]
I love you, Blake.
John: We're so lucky to have you.

We all turned
for you for a reason.

So, it's up to you, Desz.
Mm‐hmm.

Together: Yeah!

Who do you pick
as your coach?

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Come on, Desz.
Come home.

I got to pick right now?

Come on! You got to do it now!
You got to decide now.

Who's she gonna pick?

I pick...

♪♪♪