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Daly: Well, it's just you
and me, buddy.

What's it been?
12 years...

Uh-huh.
...23 seasons?

How many times do you think
you've pressed your button?

598.

500 and how many?
598 times.

That's embarrassing.

204 times you said,

"I've never heard
of that song."

[ Laughs ]
That one's real.

You're making this up.
No, that one's real.

**

Get on in here, kids.
Here we go.

Okay. Sweet.
Who's going
first?

It's my last day
of blind auditions ever.

Daly: Blake Shelton!

Whoo!

Kelly Clarkson!

Last day of blinds.
Gonna fill up my team.

Chance the Rapper!

And Niall Horan!

* Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh *

* Tell me,
what are we waiting for? *

Whoo!

* Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh *

* Tell me,
what are we waiting for? *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Blake: One more.
I really got to be careful now.

One more today I'll take.
I'll take one more.

[ Clears throat ]

Hope they love me.

**

* You want all my love
and my devotion *

* My-y-y *

All right.

* You want my loving soul *

* Right on the li-i-ine *

Oh!
Yeah, yeah.

I was first.
I was first.

* I have no doubt that I could
love you forever *

Yeah.
* The only trouble is *

* You really don't
have the time *

* You've got one night only *

* One night only *

* That's all you have to spare *

Whoa!
She said hi.

* One night only *
She said hi.

* Then you have to ru-u-u-u-n *

Whoo!

* Ohh, one night, yeah *
Oh, great.

* One night only *
Come on, Nariyella.

* There's nothing more
to sa-a-a-a-y *

Whoo!
* One night only *

* Words get in
the-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e *

Whoo!

* The wa-a-a-a-a-a-y *

[ Cheers and applause ]
Whoa!

Wow!
Whoo!

Oh, my gosh.

That's what
we're talking about.
Whoo!

Yes!

We said it!
Yes, baby!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Four chairs!

Wow.
Whoa!

Nariyella: Hi.
Oh, they're gonna fight.

Oh, my God.

Incredible!
Thank you.

What's your name?
Where are you from?
Oh, my God.

Okay, hold up. Let me get my
life together, Chance, please.

Get my life together, Chance.
Take your time.
That's okay.

My name is Nariyella,
I'm 20 years old,

and I'm from Elkins Park,
Pennsylvania.

Nariyella.
How long have you been, uh,

making music and singing
and performing?

You seem very tenured.
Thank you.

Well, I've been singing
since I could talk.

I've been
taking it seriously

for a majority of my life,
the past decade.

I'm 20,
so you know the math.

[ Laughter ]

I'm, like, in such awe.

I'm so grateful
to be on this stage.

I actually have a gift
for you guys.

Oh.
I'm very big on energy,

and so I brought you guys
some tumble stones,

some blue kyanite.

I'll get it.
I'm not in heels, ma'am.

I'm not in heels.
I'll help you.
Thank you so much.

There are four bags in there.
I'll pass 'em out.

Are they good
for hangovers?

[ Laughter ]

I mean, there are other crystals
that help for that.

Unfortunately, my wife's
really into diamonds.

[ Laughter ]
You can be into both.

Nariyella...
Hi, Niall.

...that was insane.

You were, like,
so comfortable up there.

Felt like you've been doing it
for years and years and years.

Half her life.
Half her life.
Yeah, literally.

I'm missing someone like you
on my team.

And I've been on a show
like this before.

I know.
I have navigated
the whole way through.

I came third.
That's not the point.

You did all right.
Did all right, yeah.

[ Laughs ]
It's like it worked out.

The whole show
was okay.

Congratulations to you,
and welcome to "The Voice."

Thank you!

Hi, Nariyella.
Hi, Blake.

Pleasure to meet you,
OG.

It's so good
to meet you.
OG.

Your voice -- it was actually
shocking to me

how powerful you are.

Anybody that can be that open
and connected to the moment,

those are the artists
that make it all the way.

I would be honored to have you
on my last team

that I'm ever gonna
put together on "The Voice."

There it is.
Mkay?

Thank you, Blake.

Nariyella, first of all,
that's a beautiful name.

And thank you for this.
That's so cool.

You have a personality that is
just so incredibly captivating.

Some people turned around
and you were like, "Oh, hey,"

like, during
your performance.

You were so comfortable
and confident, so excited.

Yeah.
And that kind of passion
is what it takes

to win a show like this.

I've also been in a competition,
like Niall,

and I think that
I'm a really good coach

for you in that sense.

And I also have
a really cute jacket.

Yeah!
So, welcome to the show,

regardless of
who you pick.

She gonna make me cry.
Don't cry, Nylla.

Don't cry, Nylla.
Hey, Nariyella.

I was obviously blown away
by the performance.

I think technically
your skill level

is way, way, way beyond
your years,

way, way, way
beyond your experience.

Thank you.
And first of all,

these folks don't even
know that song, so...

I know that -- What?

Jennifer Hudson
and Jennifer Holliday.

I've literally
covered that song.
You covered that song?

Okay. I was about to say,
I know Kelly better know it.

* You better stand back *

I know that song.
All right, all right, all right.

I was like,
"You don't know me."

[ Laughter ]

I love all types of music.
Careful, Chance.
Careful.

I don't want to -- I don't want
to get on Kelly's bad side.

I don't have a bad side.
I like everybody.

My whole team dynamic
is about individualism

and just letting these -- these
people tell their own story.

So if I was lucky enough
to have you on my team,

I would just
spend time with you

figuring out what you're about,
what you're influences are,

and I'll let you be yourself,
you know what I'm saying?

So welcome to "The Voice,"
first of all...

Thank you!
Ahhh!

...with the four-chair turn.
Woop, woop, woop.

And you obviously want to be
on Team Chance, so...

Oh, my God.
Niall: Nariyella,

who would you like
to be your coach?

Blake: Hey!
I don't know.

I don't know.
[ Laughs ]

[ Audience shouting ]

It's on you. It's on you.
You can't look at me.

I'm looking at my mom.
She's like, "It's on you."

I'm like, "All right.
You're right, but all right."

[ Laughs ]

[ Shouting continues ]

Kelly, I love you.

I gotta go with Chance.

Ohh! I didn't see that coming!
* I'm unstoppable today *

Aah!

I did not see that
coming at all!

Told you she's going
with Chance. I knew it.

Yo, you're --
you're my last person.

You just completed
my whole team.

Holy cow!
Yeah!

Chance: Nariyella --
my 10th and final spot.

She just blew me away.

She had a --
almost a Jennifer Hudson,

like, early days charisma.

She's genuinely a star.

Oh, I get a hat?
Last hat.

Yeah, everybody on my gang
gets one hat, you know?

Yeah! You look good in it!
No way!

It feels good to just beat
the other coaches, you know?

To beat all three of them
at one time is crazy.

America, my team is full!

[ Cheers and applause ]

I got a trio,
I got R&B, soul, gospel, pop.

I got an operatic singer.

Everybody's their own person
with their own story.

And each voice is so unique.

It's cool that the show
has finally had a rapper on.

Rap music is, like,

a all-encompassing
kind of genre,

so I hope some of my mentor
skills rub off on these people.

Let's go!

I'm excited for battles.

Team Chance
is the one to beat.

My favorite part is
she said,

"I'm sorry, Kelly,
but I have to go with Chance."

It's like y'all weren't
even an option in her head.

Niall:
I know, I know, I know.

That's the first thing
I thought, too.

I was like, "Why just me?
They were --"

Chance, seriously, though,
you don't know her.

Kelly: You can't lead with,
"Y'all don't know this song."

I was like, "Wait.
You don't know me."

I didn't think that was gonna --
I didn't think it was gonna --

You don't know what
I listen to.

You're right.
See, there it is again.

I listen to
a lot of stuff.

So talk to the hand.

What are you,
from the '90s?
So talk to the hand

'cause the face
ain't listening.
[ Laughter ]

Daly: Coming up...

* Maybe it was Memphis *

Daly:
...only three spots remain

in a fight to the finish.

* Don't you worry
about a thing *

Daly: Niall pulls out
all the stops.

[ As Blake ]
This is my last season.

Daly: And Blake hits his button
for the very last time.

I would be honored
if you would join

as the last person
that I will ever hit

this freakin'
worn-out button for.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions

at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Man: Ladies and gentlemen,
once again,

please welcome
one of our new coaches,

Niall Horan!

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Country music plays ]

**

[ Laughs ]

I like it.

The shoes!

I've been so proud
to be your son.

There's no one better
to dress like than my dad.

Are those are my actual
jeans, the way you
keep pulling them up?

Yeah, I think so.
I thi-- I think they are.

[ Cheers and laughter ]

Looking good, son.

Looking good.

[ Cheers and applause ]

That's my boy,
right there.

[ Laughter ]

**

I'm Grace West,

and I'm a dog walker
in Nashville.

I walk dogs of all kinds.

I've had some purebred labs

that have definitely
dragged me down the street,

so I've had a few dogs walk me.
[ Laughs ]

Dog walking is
a super-flexible job,

which I need
'cause I need to be able

to write songs every day.

I grew up in Canton, Michigan,
and at 12 years old,

after one of the singing
competitions I was in,

I got contacted by a publishing
company in Nashville,

and I've been signed
as a songwriter since I was 16.

It's one of the most
vulnerable things you can do.

You're just like,
"Here's all my secrets.

Here's everything about me,
and I want to write about it."

**

I made the move to Nashville
last year.

My parents support it 100%.
To be honest with you,

I don't know what I would do
without them.

But they are both
in the medical field.

Like, medical field jump
to, like, music industry --

there's not a lot
of connections going on.

Yeah. I'm lost half the time.
Yeah.

I just carry heavy stuff
and...

Hey.
...you know, pack the car.

You're good at it, though.
Thanks.

It works.
It works.

Grace:
I've always loved this show.

It was a family tradition
to sit on the couch

after dinner and just watch.

This is like a dream to me.

It's surreal.
It's so exciting.

It is so hard
to break out in Nashville.

Everybody there
is doing the same thing.

And it has been hard
to be taken seriously

because of how much younger I am
than everybody else.

The teams are filling up,

so I have to go out there
and I have to give it my all.

**

* Lookin' at you
through a misty moonlight *

* Katydid sing like a symphony *

* Porch swing swayin'
like a Tennessee lullaby *

* Melody blowing
through a willow tree *

* What was I supposed to do? *

* Standin' there
lookin' at you *

* A lonely boy far from home *

* Maybe it was Memphis *

* Maybe it was Southern
summer nights *
That was both of them!

* Maybe it was you,
maybe it was me *

* But it sure felt right *

Oh, that's great.
* What was I supposed to do *

* Standin' there
lookin' at you *

* A lonely boy
far from ho-o-o-me *

* Maybe it was Memphis *

* Maybe it was Southern
summer nights *

* Maybe it was you,
maybe it was me *

* But it sure felt right *

* Maybe it was Memphis *

* Maybe it was Southern
summer nights *

* Maybe it was you,
maybe it was me *

* But it sure felt right *

* Maybe it was you,
maybe it was me *

* But it sure felt right *

Wow. That was so good.

I like her!

* Mmmm *

Whoo!

I think Blake's got
one more spot left.

Yes!

That was so good!
Thank you.

And just to let you know,

I thought it was better
than he did.

What's your name?
Where are you from?

Grace West.
I am from Canton, Michigan,

but I'm now living
in Nashville, Tennessee.

And I'm 19 years old.

Blake: Wow.
19?!

Oh, Lord.

We did this as a gag.

It's perfect. It works.
It works. It works.

I think you look really cool.
Like, super cool, really cool.

Yeah, I know. It --
Yeah. Whatever.

[ Laughter ]

Your voice is impeccable.

Thank you so much.
And so many,
like, sweet tones.

You are such a real
born storyteller.

Do you write yourself?

I'm actually
at a publishing company,

so that's what I do for work.
I'm a songwriter.

I've got nothing like you
on my team.

Obviously,
I'm up against this,

and he is
country superstar

and that's where
you're probably leaning.

But I was brought up
on traditional Irish music,

which obviously led me
to country music.

Yeah.
And that's the kind of lane
that I've fallen into

and spent a lot of time
in Nashville

writing songs of my own
with country writers.

And I know for a fact
people of America

[Southern accent]
are gonna love you.

[ Laughter ]

[ As Blake ]
This is my last season.

[ Laughter ]

And I would be honored

to have you
on the last Team Niall.

[ Laughter ]

Can I talk to Grace now?

Hi, Grace.
Hi, Blake.

[ Normal voice ]
I lost it already.

I moved to Nashville
when I was 17.

Same thing -- worked for
a publishing company there.

But I always wanted
to just be a country singer.

My dream was to be
on the radio one day.

So I relate to that
so much.

And you have this thing
that I don't really feel like

any of the artists your age
really have anymore.

I actually hear Pam Tillis
in your voice.
Yeah.

I have one spot left
on my team.

I would be honored if you would
join the last Team Blake

as the last person
that I will ever hit

this freakin'
worn-out button for.

Wow.
That was pretty good.

That was
pretty impressive.

That was a strong pitch.

I 100% believe in you.

I cannot wait to see
what you do on the show.

And I can't even believe
I'm doing this,

but it's his last season.
I will say...

Blake is a great coach
for you in this sense.

I love Niall, and I'm gonna
be honest with you...

No, you don't.
...Niall has been killing it,

and he is
a singer/songwriter.

And everything he said
does ring true.

ButI also have known Blake
for years,

and he's the guy that really
does help artists out.

I love Kelly Clarkson.

[ Laughter ]

I love Kelly Clarkson.

This is my gift to Blake Shelton
[laughing] on his way out.

That is one hell of a gift
you've given him.

Grace, here comes the hard part.
Who would you like to coach you?

[ Audience shouting ]

Come on, Grace!

Come on, Grace!

Grace: Okay.

I think I'm gonna
go with Blake.

Yes!
That's it!

That's your last one?
That's it!

That's your last one!
I'm finished!

Good job, man.
I'm finished!

I'm never doing that
again!

* With the dogs runnin' *

That's his last artist
on "The Voice" ever.

Oh, my gosh.

You sound incredible.
Thank you.

Blake: The thing I love
about Grace's voice is that

there's no mistaking
she's country.

She's a perfect
female country singer.

You get this.
This is the worst t-shirt ever.

* This is God's country *

Man, I gotta tell you,
I'm sitting here

talking about
Grace right now.

My heart swells up, you know,

to think about my journey
on this show, 23 seasons,

and for the last artist for me
to hit this button for.

I didn't let it take over.
I can't show any emotion.

ButI did get
a little bit shook up.

The last one!

What an incredible artist
to end your run on.

That's about to be your chair.
You might as well just start --

Move in there now, will I?
Check it out.

You just sit in there
[laughing] when he comes back.

I wanted her to pick Niall
so bad.

[ Laughter ]
It would have been sofunny.

Be like,
"Bye. You're done."

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

Never doing it again!
Never pushing that again!

[ Laughs ]
You inherited...

[ Cheers and applause ]

I'm never
pushing that again.

Get it out of here.

Get it off of there.

Oh, my God.

For the last time...

My team is full!

Whoo!

[ Cheers and applause ]

I'm going out with the strongest
team I've ever had.

I got country, R&B, pop,
singer/songwriter, you name it.

I mean, honestly,
these other coaches

aren't even gonna be able
to compete

with my team this season.

Well done.

I feel like I just graduated
high school.

Chance: You did!

Niall: I went head-to-head
with Dad for country.

Here,
you sit over here.

But losing to Blake
on his final ever artist...
Whoo!

...I'll concede.

Now Kelly and I are
the only coaches

with a spot left in our team.

It's over.
I know,
but that was really cool

to be your last one.
I know!

That was a great last pick.
I really like her.

Like, I really like her.
Went out with a country girl.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

Daly:
As you look back now,

what's it like
doing your last blinds?

I don't normally get wrapped up
in, like, these moments,

but when I hit my button
for Grace,

who ended up being
the last person

that I'll ever do that for,
I was like, "Oh."

I felt myself --
I was like,

"Oh, my God, I can't believe
I just said that."

I kind of got emotional,
you know?
Right.

And, you know,
I knew coming into this

I was trying to
take all the moments in,

and it's going by so fast,
so when I said that out loud,

it was like,
it became real.

Well, it's been fun,
buddy.

A lot of good memories.

One, two, go!

Here we go!

Michael: It's tough being
a single musician dad.

Lots of weekends,
being gone late playing gigs.

Yeah!

I'm Michael Landingham

from Cherry Valley, California,

and I'm 29 years old.

Yeah, so fun!

My daughter, Saela --
she's 3 1/2.

And to save money,
we live in an RV

on my parents' property.

It's challenging
living with my daughter

in a 300-square-foot RV,
but we have a lot of fun.

Yeah!

It's kind of like a sleepover,
in a way.

I've been full-time playing
at bars and restaurants

just to pay the bills.

I definitely hope "The Voice"
can catapult my career

and help me
to provide for my daughter.

These four coaches represent
the drive, the ambition,

the success
that you need to pursue music.

I'm so excited to be able
to learn that from them.

It feels incredible and scary,

but this is definitely a huge
opportunity for me to break out

and pursue
my dream of music.

Oh, man.

**

* You shine like a star *

* You know who you are *

* You're everything beautiful *

* She's hot, hot like the sun *

* The loneliest one *

* Still everything beautiful *

* Well, I'll be so damned *

* You're standing at my door *

* We stayed up in the city
till the stars lost the war *

* I wish I knew you
when I was young *

* We could've gotten
so hi-i-i-i-gh *

* But now we're here,
and it's been so lo-o-o-ng *

* Two strangers
in the bright lights *

* Who-o-o-o-a *

* Yeah, I hope you don't mind *

Come on. They gotta go.
They gotta go. Let's go.

* We can share my mood, yeah *

* Two strangers
in the bright lights *

* I wish I knew you *

* I wish I knew you *

* Oh, I wish I knew you
when I was yo-o-o-o-o-ung *

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

What's your name?
Where are you from?

Michael Landingham.

I'm from Cherry Valley,
California.

I felt it was very intense,
and I like to sometimes hear

just a little bit
of dynamic throughout

and be able
to ramp the song.
Yeah.

I felt the song
ramped early,

and that's just
a dynamic thing,

and that's the reason
why I didn't turn personally.

But thanks so much for coming.
I appreciate it.

Thank you so much.

You have a lot of character
to your voice.

And I think, like,
texture and tone

is what makes an artist.

Finding a way to, like,
pace yourself through the song

and show different
elements of, like,

what you can do vocally
is important.

But I still think
you have a good voice,

and I think it's very unique
to you, for sure.

Do you perform, like,
with a band?

I do perform a lot.
I gig every weekend.

Yeah, 'cause you have
that kind of voice

that, like, pierces through,
like, when you're at a bar

and you're like, "Damn.
That guy's a good singer."
[ Laughs ]

Blake: The playing-the-bars
thing explains, I think,

the way you performed
here today.
Yeah.

In a room like this,
you know, less is more.

So, man, come back
and try it again.

Thank you guys so much.

Seriously an honor to be
in front of you guys

and sing for you all.

Thank you, Michael.

Kelly:
I only have one spot left,

and I know what
I'm really looking for,

'cause I know
what I already have.

I'm waiting for something
unique and special.

Niall:
Me and Kelly Clarkson,

we have a very similar taste
in music and voices,

so I'm just waiting sneakily

to see if I can pull off
something amazing.

You ready?
We'll just hold hands
for a second.

Do we need to kiss
probably?

No.
No? No kiss.

This moment means so much to me.

Maybe we can
do something else.

Okay.
Just --

We're gonna dance?

Katie Beth: I'm in grad school
and studying counseling.

But my husband and I do
a lot of music together --

restaurant shows,
or we do weddings.

So to be able
to get to do music full-time

is the ultimate dream.

Aww, you're so nice.

Well...

Katie Beth: My name is
Katie Beth Forakis.

I'm from a small town
called Savannah, Tennessee,

and I'm 25 years old.

Singing and music
has always been part of my life,

especially with my mom being
the piano player at our church.

So I just kind of assumed
the role of the singer

to go next to her.

I have three younger sisters,

and my mom took
every opportunity to tell us

that we were the most special
things in her life.

When I was 15 years old,
my mom passed away.

She had some medical issues
going on,

but this was pretty unexpected.

It was the hardest thing
that I've ever gone through,

still to this day.

She was the glue that held
our entire family together.

All of a sudden, I'm raising
four girls by myself,

from 15 down to 3.

And, uh,
we had a hard time sometimes,

but I have
some special girls,

including this one.

Me being the oldest,
I kind of assume the role

as junior parent,

taking kids to practice
or being the person there

when they had
their dance recital.

It was hard to have to
assume that position

at such a young age
when I feel like

I still needed that
there for me, too.

But I'm honored that I got
to be that for my family.

She's a lot like her mom
in that, uh,

she was always
trying to help people,

and, uh, she loved
to sing herself.

To see her taking
these bold steps

and doing this on her own
is, uh...

It's special.

And I'm just
so proud of you.
Thank you.

And I know your mom
would be, too.

For my blind audition,

I'll be singing "Ghost"
by Justin Bieber.

The song talks about
losing someone close to you.

I wish that my mom
could be here,

but I know that she's with me.

[ Voice breaking ]
If I could say anything to her,

I would say thank you

for all the things
that she taught me.

And for the person
that I am today,

I wouldn't be without her.

[ Sniffles ]
I'm just so grateful.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back.

I think this is
gonna be it.

* Two more to go *

Come on.
Let's finish this thing.

Please be good.

**

* Youngblood thinks
there's always tomorrow *

Oh, I like that.

* I miss your touch on nights
when I'm hollow *

* I know you crossed a bridge
that I can't follow *

Oh...

* Since the love that you left
is all that I get *

* I want you to know *

* That if I can't
be close to you *

* I'll settle for
the ghost of you *

* I miss you more than life *

There we go!
Kelly!

* And if you can't
be next to me *

* Your memory is ecstasy *
Oh, my gosh!

* I miss you more than life *

* I miss you more than liiiife *

* Who-o-o-o-a *

* Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh *

Yeah!

Wow.
It's like an angel.

* So if I can't
be close to you *

* I'll settle for
the ghost of you *

* I miss you more than life *

Oh, my God.

* I miss you more than life *

* I miss yooooooou *

That was pretty!

Wow!

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

Holy moly!

Wow!

Oh, my God!

I honestly didn't even know
I could have hairs on my cheeks.

Tell us who you are.

My name is
Katie Beth Forakis.

I am 25 years old,

and I'm from
Savannah, Tennessee.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Katie Beth,
that was beautiful.

I honestly
still have chills.

I know it's cold in here,
but when I heard

you start singing, I was like,
"All right, great song choice,"

obviously expecting you
to go off like Justin does

and take it to a,
you know, bigger place

and you just
kept it there nicely.

There's nothing sweeter than
when someone comes in

and plays a piano version
of what is a massive pop song

and completely controls
their falsetto

for effectively
90 seconds.

You definitely
spoke to me.

I was completely emotionally
connected to you as a singer.

I was looking around
before I turned,

and everyone
was kind of like...

like gazing at you.
It really was fairytale stuff.

I've got one spot,
as does Miss Clarkson.

My first ever Team Niall.

I would absolutely love
to work with you.

Thank you.

You got a very distinct voice
and cool upper register.

The only reason why
I couldn't turn around

is 'cause I've filled up
my team.

I also love your dress.
Your dress is fire.

Thank you.
Yeah.

Welcome to "The Voice."
Thank you.

You just did what I love
to do most in the world.

I love taking a song
that people know,

but then doing it
differently,

like, especially
just with a piano.

Also, your tone --

it was so heartfelt
and it was so tender.

I have no one on my team
that has that kind of

really cool juxtaposition
going on.

Like, vocally,
you sound so sweet,

but to put some really cool,
like, rock 'n' roll,

dirtier guitar with it,
but have that sweet thing

hanging over the top.

I only have one spot
left on my team,

but I'm reallyexcited
you're on the show.

We literally have not heard
anyonelike you.

Like, you will stand out.
Thank you.

I feel like I would make
a really, really good coach,

like, navigating
song selection.

I love working with my artists
even after this show.

Yeah.
I've won like half the time
I'm here,

so I got a pretty all right
track record.
Yeah.

I really, really would like
to work with you.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Chance: But now
here's the hard part.

Who do you choose
as your coach?

[ Audience shouting ]

Come on, come on,
come on, come on!

I'm gonna go with Kelly.

Yes!

Thank you!

Oh, my gosh.

Kelly: Katie Beth was
the perfect person

to finally fill out my team.

I tried really hard.

I couldn't have asked
for a better ending.

Oh, my gosh!

Kelly: Her tone is incredible,
and she sounds like an angel,

but I love that she took
that Bieber song

and then just flipped it.

I felt like
it was very Team Kelly.

My team...

is full!

[ Cheers and applause ]

I have an amazing, eclectic,
soulful team.

Anything you like, we
have it on the team,
so I'm very excited.

Talk about it, talk about it.
[ Audience chanting "Kelly!" ]

Team Kelly is so ready
for the battles, y'all.

[ Chanting continues ]
Kelly!

I'm so excited!
She was really sweet.

I liked her.
That voice was so pretty.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the blind auditions.

Well, they're all mine now,
so I got the pick of the crop.

[ Laughter ]

Hi, everyone.
My name is Dasha.

I'm 21 years old,

and I am originally
from northern Russia,

but now I live
in Los Angeles, California.

People in America
always get surprised and shocked

when I tell them
I'm from northern Russia.

"Where?!"

The same reaction every time.

**

Growing up in Russia
was freezing cold

because we have winters
that last seven months a year.

Summers are okay.
My whole family is very musical.

My granddad used to play drums.

My mom is a wonderful singer.

My house was always
filled with music.

I did "The Voice" in Russia
when I was 17.

* You should be
stronger than me*

I grew up watching "The Voice,"
and I was like,

"Oh, my God.
I want to do that."

And "The Voice" of America
is on the next level.

If I told myself at 12,

"You're gonna be
living in Los Angeles,

you're gonna be doing
'The Voice' of America,

you're gonna be working with,
like, the biggest musicians

in the world," excuse me!

She would say,
"Are you insane?

Have you lost your mind?

You're lying."

My whole life,
I've been breathing music.

And this opportunity
means the world,

means the universe.

I've been dreaming
to be on "The Voice."

And now I'm here.
Hard work pays off.

This is my American dream.

It's real, and it's coming true.

**

* I can't stand the rain *

That's cool!

* Against my window, ah, yeah *

* Bringing back sweet memories *

* Hey, windowpane, yeah *

* Tell me, do you remember *

* How sweet it used to be-e-e *

Hey!

* Whoa, empty pillo-o-o-w *

* Yeah, where his head
used to lay *

Hey!

* I know you've got
some swe-e-et memories *

* But like the window *

* You ain't got nothing to say *

* I can't stand the rain *

* Against my window *
Wow. Come on.

* Yeah *

* Bringing back sweet memories *

* I can't stand the rain *

* Oh-oh-oh-oh *

* Ahhhh *
You gotta go!

* Ahhhhhh, ow *

That was cool.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Oh! [ Chuckles ]
Oh, my God.

Hello.
What's your name?

My name is Dasha.
I'm 21.

I'm originally
from northern Russia,

but I live in Los Angeles,
California.
Wow.

Wow.

This sucks.
I'm sorry.

Your voice
is incredible,

but I feel like I heard
about five different singers

in that one performance,
you know?

And I couldn't really
keep up

with what was happening
behind me.

We never got to see

the softer sides
of your voice.

And I think if you're gonna
have a song like that,

there has to be
little moments of softness.

If you would come back,
just styling some of that

little things back,
you're great.

I like the texture
in your voice,

but I think that you should
really focus on

just making a really cool
rock 'n' roll record,

like, meeting up
with some producers,

like, finding your sound...
Yeah.

...because you're really
rock 'n' roll.
Thank you.

And I'm sorry you didn't
make "The Voice,"

but I can't wait
to see what you do.

Thank you for coming.
Thank you, Dasha.

[ Cheers and applause ]

All teams are full except mine.

Team Niall has a little bit
of everything.

It's got singer/songwriters,

super character voices,
some amazing big voices.

I've got one final spot,
and I am waiting for someone

to just come in here
and blow me away.

All right.
[ Exhales deeply ]

My name is Talia Smith

and I currently am stationed
in Fort Meade, Maryland.

My job is a intel analyst
for the United States Army.

An intel analyst does things
that are classified

that I cannot discuss.

And I can actually say that,
as corny as it sounds.

So, yes.
[ Laughs ]

I am also a Army recruiter.

They call me
the performing recruiter

because when I go
to the high schools in the area

to speak to the younger kids,
I love to sing for them.

* We're the Army,
proud of our name *

It's my own way of still
implementing my love for music

in what I do now.

Thanks for being here.
Yeah, absolutely.

Where else am I gonna be?

I got stationed over in Georgia,

and that's when
I met my husband,

the most amazing person
I've ever met in my life.

This past year,
I went on a deployment,

and before I left,

we found out
that we were pregnant.

I was excited knowing
that I was gonna be able

to have kids
with my wife.

It was everything
we wanted.

But while he was away,

I had a miscarriage.

I kind of just felt weak,
and as a soldier,

that's not something
I'm used to feeling.

At first it was really hard,
but her resilience

and the way that she's able
to overcome things,

I know I can go through
anything with her,

and we're not
done trying.

When you find the strength
to take another step,

it starts to reignite
something in you.

I started to crave performing.

Now me being here
is part of the healing.

Here we go.
Man:
Ladies and gentlemen,

our next artist
is entering now.

Talia: After all of
the struggles I've come from,

everything that
I've gone through,

[voice breaking]
I would tell anybody

there's alwayssomething
to fight for.

Always.

**

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back.

Man:
I love you, Chance!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Niall: Come on. One more.

Blake:
I got a feeling.

* I got a feeling *

* Whoo-hoo *

They're gonna send out
the ringer for you.

The ringer.

* Everybody's got a thing *

* But some don't know
how to handle it *

That's a big song.

* Always reaching out
in vain *

* Accepting the things *
Come on, Niall.

* Not worth having buuuut *

* Don't you worry
'bout a thing *

* 'Cause I'll be standing
on the side *

* When you check it o-o-out *

Ah!

* They say your style
of life's a drag *

No!
Last spot. Yes!

* And that you must go
other places *

* Just don't you feel too bad *

* When you get fooled
by smi-i-i-ling faces *

* Don't you worry
'bout a thing *

* Don't you worry
'bout a thing, baby *

* 'Cause I'll be standing
on the side *

* When you check it
o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-out *

* When you get o-o-o-o-o-o-o-off
your trip *

* Don't you worry about
a thi-i-i-i-ng *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Niall:
Ohhhhhhhh!

**

Whooooo!

Now we're talkin'.

Whoo!
[ Laughs ]

What's your name?
Where are you from?

My name is Talia Smith,

and I am from New York City.

Yeah!
Whoo!

I am the last person
with a spot.

What a way
to complete a team.

That had
absolutely everything.

It was so good
to see that energy

on what is
really a tough song to sing.

The crowd were up on their feet
from like three seconds in.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Have you done
much performing?

Well, right now
I'm currently in the Army.

Oh!
Wow!

Thank you.
Hell yeah.

That's cool.
Hell yeah.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Wow.

Music has always been a love.

I hung it up
for a little more stability,

and I couldn't get away from it.

So being here today,
I have no words.

Thank you.
Aww, so excited for you.

I just have to say,
you look so cool, too.

Thank you!

I turned around, I was like,
"That's a cool hat."

I really want to see it
on Shelton.

That would be
really fun for me.

All our teams are full
except for Niall's,

but you've just made me feel
so good just watching you,

how excited you are
to be a part of the show.

Congratulations.
Welcome to "The Voice."

Thank you so much!

Blake:
Great audition.

Not to take anything
away from Niall,

but you're the last person that
I'm ever gonna see audition

from this seat
right here.

So it's awesome to have someone
who serves in our military.

Congratulations
to both of you.

Welcome to "The Voice."

Whoo! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!

I'm so excited!

[ Screams ]

Niall:
I was sitting there patiently

waiting for my time to pounce
and get that last spot.

Talia steps up,
and she just smashes it.

Here's a beautiful
hoodie for you.

Aaah!

She's got so much control.

She's really dynamic
in her performance.

Start of her audition
was unlike anything I've heard.

It was an amazing ending to our
blind auditions for Season 23.

Together:
All teams are full!

[ Confetti pops ]
[ Kelly squeals ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

* It's about damn time *

Blake: If I don't
win this last season,

it's really embarrassing.

Chance: I really just want
to beat Blake.

You know, like, he has
such tenure here,

and it's his last year,
and I think, like,

the best way
for people to leave a job

is, like, losing
on their way out.

[ Laughs ]
Like, what can I say?

Last time, last time!

[ Audience chanting "Blake!" ]

* It's about damn time *

**

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