I'm an off and on fan of The Voice. I enjoy the auditions and then when it gets down to the top 10. The middle? Not so much. Since we made it now to the Top 10, I'll start paying attention.
Here are the ones I am going to pay attention to. Actually here are the supposed top two to watch with videos of their last performances, Jeffery Austin and Jordan Smith.
Team Gwen: Jeffrey Austin
“As a gay man, getting to sing Robyn on national television? Dream come true,” Jeffrey Austin tells Gwen before singing the Swedish pop star’s “Dancing On My Own.” The stripped down song, itself, is a dream come true. So much emotion! So many growls! So much power! So many tears from Gwen!
“There’s just something about your voice, you can’t teach the unique type of quality that you have. That’s the type of quality that can be heard by millions and millions of people.” Adam
“He could win The Voice this season,” says Blake, before turning the attention to his girl crush. “You could be the first female coach to ever win The Voice also.”
“I’m blown away. I don’t understand how talented you are. You are so gifted,” says Gwen. “You move me to tears.” – idolator.com
So we have a family member doing well on The Voice! Another reason to tune in more. How are his odds to win the whole thing? We'll see at the bottom of this blog.
Team Adam: Jordan Smith
Unless he stumbles into a terrible song choice, Jordan Smith seems to have a pretty clear path to the finals. Whether singing a religious standard like he did last week, or hitting the pop charts tonight with Jessie J’s “Who You Are,” he has flawless vocals, huge notes and an emotional connection to each performance.
“Your attention to detail when you sing is remarkable to watch,” says Pharrell. “People can feel your intention, which is one of the most important things.”
“How good does that feel to be as good as you are and go up there and use your gift like that?” says Gwen. “It’s so fun to watch.”
“You were one of the best performers I know, because you do the impossible which is sing like you do, but also do it with this conviction that keeps everyone in it and mesmerized,” says Adam. – idolator.com
I've been a fan of Jordan since day one and I thought he was family. With that voice and the fact I thought he was LGBT, I wanted to tune in a little more and break my usual viewing habits. But he is not family and has been in a wonderful relationship for the past three years to a beautiful young lady.
![On Smith's anniversary with his girlfriend, he posted the following message on his Instagram: Three years ago, I somehow convinced the most beautiful, thoughtful, caring woman in the world to go on a date with me. Every day since then, she has shown me over and over just how truly wonderful she is. Her capacity to love and her compassion for others are unparalleled and I fall in love with who she is more and more as time goes on. She is my best friend, my soul, and I can't wait to see where our future takes us. I love you!](https://i0.wp.com/instinctmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/styles_medium_public_images_blog_posts_Adam-Dupuis_2015_11_24_Screen-Shot-2015-11-24-at-11.33.42-PM.png?resize=325%2C275&quality=100&strip=all&ssl=1)
So who made it through the elimination last night?
Saved By America (in order of announcement)
Amy Vachal
Braiden Sunshine
Zach Seabaugh
Jordan Smith
Madi Davis
Emily Ann Roberts
Jeffery Austin
Barrett Baber
Shelby Brown
Bottom 2 and Their “Save Me” Songs
Evan McKeel, “Lets Stay Together” — Grade: C+
Korin Bukowski, “She Will Be Loved” — Grade: C-
Korin was saved this week to fill out the final 10.
TVline.com shared the above list with us as well as their predictions for who will win this season. Looks like a family member may some good odds of winning the whole thing.
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Will Jeffery win it all? Or will Jordan continue to be a powerhouse and sing him off the stage?