A new form of Knockouts and two steals for some Halloween frights.
This season,The Voiceis trying something a little different: 3-way knockouts!
Anybody else scared about this?
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Well, itisspooky season, so maybe it’s for the best.
Or, possibly, the worst.
Let’s find out!
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Nope, we’re going with it!
Blake owns up to that being his call.
Meanwhile, the Dryes put on a sexy little performance that Gwen calls their best performance to date.
Don’t fret though both Camila and Gwen hit their steal buttons forKevin Hawkins.
Gwen calls his performance “flawless” and Kevin winds up in the Live Playoffs onTeam Gwen.
She advises her to work on confidence by way of body language.
Her performance is a little manic in that respect, but her vocals are great, per usual.
He’s rocking the guitar and doing a sultry Bieber song.
Rounding out this Knockout is Orlando Mendez.
It’s anybody’s game!
Parijita wins John’s heart by picking an iconic blues song.
It gives him faith in the youths and that’s not nothing!
Also, Parijita kills it.
Her singing is so effortless and emotional it seems unfair.
Once he goes into his tenor voice, however, he really soars.
It doesn’t seem like a tough choice for John: He’s bringingParijita Bastolato the live rounds.
Team Gwen: Kique, “Hey Ya!”
The youths are singing!
Gwen Stefani puts three of her teens together and it winds up being the Knockout of the evening.
It could be because Kique gives a totally unhinged performance set to Outkast’s “Hey Ya!”
that…really works?
He starts off with a slow, moody arrangement and gives us all the runs.
His low notes are insane.
And then the song picks up and he goes full Hey Ya.
The coaches are up out of their seats dancing along.
John calls it “audacious” and “one of the most compelling performances” of season 22.
Camila says “a star is born.”
Kique’s “opponents” really lay it out there, too.
Rowan Grace has a really mature voice and overall presence for her age.
He really is a fan!
