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* Let's keep this party rockin',
keep this party poppin' *

[ As Carson ]
Hey, I'm Carson Daly.

Welcome to "The Voice."

* So turn it up *

Look at how cute Niall is.
Oh, my God.

That was a good
American accent.
[ Chuckles ]

Hey,
I'm Carson Daly.

I thought I do that.
[ Laughter ]

Let's kick it off.
How about a quick hello

to our four Playoff Pass
artists right up here --

D.Smooth, Manasseh,

Ryley Tate Wilson,
and Mary Kate.

Whoa-ho!
Alright, alright, D.Smooth!

As you know, they get
to sit out this week

because they were sent
directly to the playoffs

by their coaches.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Taking calls from America,
our panel is standing by.

[ Laughter ]

I got a good feeling
about your chances today.

[ Laughs ]

I think you're
gonna stay.
Yeah.

Niall: Pretty chilled-out show,
really, isn't it?

Reba:
Oh, my gosh, yeah.

It's not, like,
overproduced or --
Nope.

I've really enjoyed it.
And you know
they can edit it

and take out
the bad stuff you say...
Yeah, yeah.

...which -- hadn't said anything
really stupid yet...

Yeah,
but I'm planning on it.
...which is good.

Oh!
[ Both laugh ]

You want to show 'em, huh?
Yeah.

[ Laughs ]

See, can you edit
this one out?
Yeah. [ Laughs ]

Work around it.
That's what Blake
does for a living.

[ Both laugh ]

I got EJ,
who I stole from Blake.

I just couldn't watch
a voice like that leave.

Good for you.

And then over here is Michael.
I was the only one that turned.

He's got
a theatrical voice.
Uh-huh.

Now, they're all going,
"Where were we that day?"
You just heard something.

And I was like,
"Blake, you were drunk."
[ Laughs ]

That's why --
That's why you missed it.
[ Both laugh ]

I paired EJ and Michael B.
because they're my two big,

rangy, dramatic singers
who can do it all.

Come out!
Michael: Okay.

Here they are.
Whoooooo!

Hey, guys.

Reba McEntire.
I'm like, "Oh, my gosh,

this is the one and only."

I'm blind.
Now I realize who it is.

[ Exhales deeply ]
Oh, my God!

I was walking in like this,
and once I realized who it was,

I absolutely lost my mind.

I'm from Oklahoma.
She's like Oklahoma royalty.

I love Reba McEntire.
She's a star.

Niall: Look what you're doing
to these people, Reba.

I know, right?
I'm shaking like a leaf
here beside you.

[ Chuckles ]
You're nervous, too.

[ Chuckles ]
Oh, baloney.

So this is
an alt-rock song

by UK band
Nothing But Thieves.

The song's called
"Trip Switch."

It kind of is gonna
hopefully show

maybe a little bit
more attitude

and just a little bit
more frontman vibes.

Excellent.
Now I'm excited
to hear this.

* Make a wish
and I'll count to three *

Niall: First of all, it's great
to have EJ on Team Niall.

That was a hell of a steal.

* What do we do
when the power's out? *

EJ has sung Adele, some
Smokey Robinson in the battles.

He really changed it up
this week,

something I'm excited to see

'cause half the reason why
I got him on my team

was for his stage presence,

and I feel like this song
you need it.

* When the lights go down, down,
down, down, down, down *

Owww!

* When the lights
gooo, yeah *

EJ:
My band is Foreign Figures.

Being the front man
in the beginning was terrifying.

But then I got more
confidence to be like,

"I deserve to be right here
in the spotlight."

We've opened for Smash Mouth,
X Ambassadors, like, Kesha,

but "The Voice"
is my first opportunity

to really take my solo career
step forward.

Yeah!

Wow. Excellent!
Super impressive.

You nearly sounded
like Matt Bellamy vibes.

Dude, I love Muse.

The performance side of it,
you've definitely got that.

When they've got the red light
over the camera...

Yeah. [ Chuckles ]
...he really comes alive.

Just be mindful of that story.
Tell that story.

What's a way that you get into
emotion in the storytelling?

I see it in my mind.

Whatever the story is,
like, if it's "Fancy,"

I'm in that old house
walking to the car.

My mom's giving me away

because she can't afford
to feed me anymore.

Every lyric, it's either this
or it's like [growls]

Yeah.
If I have that story,

whatever comes out of my mouth,
hopefully you will feel that

because it was
so intensely felt by me.

That's great advice.

If you're not feeling it,

how are you gonna make
anyone else feel it?

That advice really just flipped
the switch and I was like,

"I will remember that forever. I
will never forget this moment."

So what have you picked
to sing today?

"When You're Gone"
by Shawn Mendes.

And I chose this one
because it's up-tempo,

but it still has kind of
a grieving message.

I'm not necessarily grieving
a relationship right now,

but I totally am familiar
with the feeling.

I've been in relationships

that I thought were gonna
be end all, be all,

and I definitely immediately
think of those relationships

when I do sing this song.

But right now,
I am beyond grateful.

I met my boyfriend, Tevin,
two and a half years ago.

We clicked right away.

We live together, and I mean,
he's my best friend

in the whole wide world.

* Hold on, I don't wanna
know what it's like... *

Niall:
Michael is a pop singer

with unbelievable drama
to his voice

and can really sell a song,
so this is gonna be exciting.

* Hold on *

He gets to show off all the
different parts of his range,

which is super important
when you've got two minutes
to show what you can do.

Thank you.
That's a workout,
that one.

It is.
That's a lot of words.

A ton of words.
Yeah.

I got a little emotional at the
end, so it got sloppy, but...

Oh, no, no, no.
Thank you.

I'll take sloppy and emotion
over hitting every note

because I could feel it.

Honestly, you'd rather
hear pitch and slop

than something, someone
that doesn't mean it.

That was great.

I think there's too much
low octave.

Oh, yeah.
Personally.

* Hold on *

You're going from
that range to -- * Hold on *

in one move, and you haven't
had time to ramp up to that.

I get all
psyched up there.

How do you do a quick reset
that's like...you got it?

What I do is I touch my thumb
and my forefinger.

Whenever I hit a high note,
that says,

"You're gonna hit it
right on."

It's that
positive thinking.

Okay.
Y-You're kind of tricking
your subconscious

because your subconscious
drives the boat.

I'm gonna do this
the whole song.
Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

That's a low note, I don't care.
I'm doing this.

[ Laughter ]
Right. Exactly.

Seeing Michael B. perform
just made me a little nervous

in a sense of like,

"Man, the competition
is so hot this season."

I'm like, "I gotta step up my
game if I want to go forward."

So excited.
Thank you so much.

Nice to meet you both.

Michael and EJ,
the songs they selected

were so different.

I mean, what do you go for?

That's gonna be tough.

They're such
good singers.

Absolutely love it, and they're
just cute as a button.

We've got some nice people
on our team.

I don't know
about the rest of them.

[ Laughs ]

[ Cheers and applause ]
Come on, EJ!

Kelly:
I'm so excited!

With "Trip Switch,"
here's EJ Michels.

**

* Ooooooh-woaaah *

* Sharing secrets
with another world *

* Rubbing shoulders
with some unknown lovers *

* Making waves
through the universe *

* Starting wars
with anonymous brothers *

* Trip switch, trip switch *

* Make a wish
and I'll count to three *

* Press the button
and we'll both be happy *

* Sending signals
is a dirty trick *

* I get my love
in a digital package *

* Trip switch, trip switch *

* What we do
when the power's out? *

* What do we do
when the lights go *
Alright.

* What we do
when the power's out? *

* What do we do
when the lights go *

* Down, down, down,
down, down, down *

* When the lights go down, down,
down, down, down, down *

* When the lights
goooooo, yeah *

[ Cheers and applause ]

* Ooooooh, they put out
the lights *

* They put out the lights *

* They put out
the lights, ohhh *

* What we do
when the power's out? *

* What do we do
when the lights go? *

* What we do
when the power's out? *

* What do we do
when the lights go *

* Doooooown *

* Heeeeeey, let's gooo *

* Down, down, down,
down, down, dooown, yeah *

* Down, down, down,
down, down, down *

* When the lights go dooown? *

[ Cheers and applause ]
I liked that!

I thought that was cool.

Whoo!

EJ!

I have to go after that?

That's a cool song.

Come on!

I love Michael B.

Huge Michael B. fan.

Wait till
you hear this.

Come on, Michael!

Now with "When You're Gone,"
here's Michael B.

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

* You never know
how good you have it *

* No, no *

* Until you're starin'
at a picture *

* Of the only one that matters *

* Yeaaah *

* I know what
we're supposed to do *

Wow.

* It's hard for me
to let go of you *

* So I'm just tryna
hold on, hold on *

* I don't wanna know what
it's like when you're gone *

* I don't wanna move on *

* I don't wanna know what it's
like when you're gone for good *

* You're slipping
through my fingertips *

* A little bit by a little bit *

[ Cheers and applause ]

* I never knew that loving you *

* Was the happiest
I've ever been *

* No, no *
Yeah, use that soul.

* Starting to feel
like you don't need me *

* Wanna believe
it's all for the better *

* It's getting real,
I'm missing you deeply *

* I'm just tryna hold on *

* Starting to feel
like you don't need me *

* Wanna believe
it's all for the better *

* It's getting real,
I'm missing you deeply *

* So I'm just tryna hold on,
hold on *

* I don't wanna know what
it's like when you're gone *

* I don't wanna move on *

* I don't wanna knooow *

* You're slipping
through my fingertips *

* A little bit by a little bit *

* I never knew that loving you *

* Was the happiest, oh,
I've ever been *

* Yeaaaaaah *

* I'm just tryna hold on *

* Yeah, yeah, yeaaah *

There we go!

* Hoooooold ooon *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Hard.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Wooow.

EJ, you had an energy
that felt personal,

I do think because
you were so into it,

there were moments where the
pitch wasn't all the way right,

but you enjoying it so much
gave us the feeling

that we were looking for.

Mikey B., I think
the pitch was perfect,

but it felt like the soul
that I am attracted to

and what you --
what you do --
The ache.

Yeah, that wasn't there
in the beginning,

but then towards the end,
you kind of just, like,

let loose and the crowd
got into it,

everybody started
standing up and cheering.

I would lean towards
my boy, Michael B.

[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.

Michael B., I think this was
a really great avenue for you.

I would love to hear a record
with songs like this on it.

And you're like that dude that's
sitting next to me in school,

and then all of a sudden,
I would find out

that you're, like,
this incredible singer,

but you never talked
to me the whole time.

[ Laughter ]

You seem like this, like,
really quiet, just subdued guy,

and then you have this,
like, powerhouse voice.

That alone is, like,
captivating.

[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.

EJ, I've never heard
of that song,

but I will be covering it
shortly on a talk show near you.

[ Laughter ]
Yeah!

That song is so cool,
like, the whole vibe of it.

It was such a smart decision
for you as a performer

and also, like, separates you
from other singers

in the competition.

Thank you
so much, Kelly.

What's up, EJ?

What's up, Blake?
Good to see you, buddy.

Yeah,
good to see you.

Anything that I didn't see
in the blind auditions

with your performance,

I got to finally see
an entire thing

without making you
do a battle, you know?

It was huge.
That was a huge performance.

So good job.

Thank you.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Michael, all I was really
paying attention to

was how exactly in the pocket
it felt like you were.

Man, I thought that was really
solid all the way through,

and because of the consistency,
I'd probably go with Michael B.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you, Coaches.
Alright, Niall.

Tough one
coming up for you.

Before you tell us
who won the knockout,

give us some thoughts.

When you think about what EJ
has done in this competition,

Adele to Smokey Robinson
to a UK indie rock band,

that shows the diversity
that he's capable of.

Everything he puts
his hand to,

it seems to, you know,
turn to gold.

Thank you so much,
Niall.

Michael B., the last few weeks,
you've just really shown

what you're capable of
and have become a dark horse,

and Shawn will be absolutely
over the moon

with that version of it.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Um...God.

Daly: Niall, tough one for you,
but the time has come.

Who is the winner
of this knockout?

Ooh.

**

I guess I just have to go
with what I see in the future

and in my gut
for the coming rounds

and the bulletproof-ness
of it.

**

The winner of this knockout
is Michael.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Daly:
Michael, congratulations!

You're moving on to the playoffs
for Team Niall!

Niall: Michael's always been
the sleeping giant

in this competition.

His voice is unbelievable.

I'm really excited
for Michael in the playoffs.

So much love.
Give it up for EJ Michels one
more time, ladies and gentlemen!

Thank you, EJ!
[ Cheers and applause ]

Niall:
Really tough to see EJ go.

He put his heart on the line.

The pairings are so tough
in the knockouts.

You're gonna lose a good singer.

Daly: Coming up...
Kelly: Reba McEnti--

Look at her, she --
[ Laughs ]

...Reba shocks the artists
and whips them into shape...

"When I let my guard down,"
I gotta see that pain.

* I let my guard down *

* And then you pulled the rug *

Daly: ...leading to
jaw-dropping performances...

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *
Yes!

Daly: ...that impress
our coaches.

[ Chuckling ] Holy crap!
That was crazy.

You are a star.

Daly: And later...
Oh.

...two steals are up for grabs.

Which artist will get Blake's
last steal ever?

Whoa! We got a steal!

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the knockouts.

Man: So we're gonna do a quick
little thing here with Niall.

Play a little bit of his music.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Niall: I had a really
cool moment today

where I got to share
a little short clip

of my single "Heaven,"
which is out,

and got the -- the crowd
singing along.

* God only knows
where this could go *

* And even if our love
starts to grow out of control *
I like this song!

* And you and me
go up in flames *

* Heaven won't be the same *
It was really cool.

The audience knew
every single word to it.

Alright, cowboy,
what'd you think?

I love the song.

Do you remember
any of it?
Yes, uh...

* They're
magically delicious *

[ Laughter ]

What?
That was tough
for me to take.

[ Laughter ]

Chance: So you're living
in Nashville?
Reba: Yeah.

Were you raised there,
or you moved there when --
Oklahoma.

Okay. My great-grandmother's
from Tulsa,

but I've never
made it there.

We grew up on a working
cattle ranch,

bought cattle in the spring,
sold them in the fall

after we fattened them up
for feeder cattle.

That's crazy.
I didn't even think about it,

that there's cows
that are bred

specifically to get ate
versus to produce...
Yeah.

...produce.
Milk or, yeah, produce.
There you go.

[ Chuckles ]
Produce produce.

[ Both laugh ]

I'm really excited for these --
for these next two.

I got Magnus and Jamar.

Jamar is soulful.
He's got a blues influence.

He plays guitar, like,
he's a little bit older,

so he's got this old soul
thing going for him.

Magnus in the same way,
he's a younger guy,

but he's got a '70s soul,

Curtis Mayfield,
Donny Hathaway feel to him.
Ooh, cool.

I want you to see 'em.
Magnus, Jamar.

Come on down.

What?!

Wha-- [ Laughs ]

We got Reba
in this joint.

Queen of Country.

She's definitely
a legend in the game.

I need a hug.
I need a hug.

She gives some
of the warmest hugs,

I feel a real Southern hug.

So what
are you singing?

I'm singing John Legend,
"Ordinary People."

Wonderful.
That's the first song I learned
how to play on piano.

That's funny.
It was one of my firsts, too.
No kidding.

I feel like young
Black kids around our age,

like, when this song came out,
it changed the game.
It did.

I'm a gospel soul singer.
John is such a beast.

* Girl,
I'm in love with you *

Oh, wow.
Magnus: He's been a light
for my life.

A lot of his songs are really
inspirational for me.

* ...infatuation phase *

The journey for me, pursuing
music has been up and down.

I've definitely had to do
some odd jobs,

such as being a delivery driver,

but I have my own personal
concert in my car,

so it's like
while I'm delivering,

I'm still practicing in my craft
every day.

* Slowwww *

Wow.
Right? Insane.

Thank you.

When you started, it was so rich
and thick with your --

your voice, your vocal.
Thank you.

So full. Love it.

And then when you hit
that high note,

I'm like, "Oh, my gosh."

Yeah.
[ Chuckles ]

Oh, my gosh.
He has the range.

[ Laughs ]

I think with, like, people of
distinct tones like John Legend,

like, you being able
to put your spin on it

and also all your choices
and runs that you choose

to make it your own song
is super important.

* I still put you first *

Reba: Magnus did a great job
of selecting that song.

He had me right there.

And he looked at Chance and me
while he was singing

because he was telling us
about this and we believed him.

You feel so comfortable, too.
Your voice is so smooth.

You ever see those chocolate
commercials on television

and it's like a river
of chocolate?
Just lay
in that chocolate...

That was just so smooth
and just flowing like a river.

Yeah, keep doing
the same thing.

[ Laughs ]

Jamar: Magnus, we're brothers,
but we're gonna fight.

I want to go
to playoffs badly.

I'm quiet,
but I'm a competitor.

So we got Jamar
with "Cruisin'."

Yep.
Smokey Robinson.

That's my favorite,
my mom's favorite.

I mean, Smokey's been in our
household for longer than me.

This song actually represents
my genre to a T.

* Baby,
let's cruise... *

I'm all about
telling love stories.

When I perform this song,

I'm definitely going to be
thinking about my wife.

She is so amazing.

It's a perfect example of how
I feel every day. I feel love.

* Oooh *

And I chose this song because
I want to show the coaches

that I'm the person
that they would want to
take to the playoffs.

Great job. Great job.
You got a great voice.
[ Whistles ]

Thank you.

Chance, I don't know
what you think,

but it seemed
like the band was loud

all the way through
at one level.

Yeah.
Maybe put some
dynamics in it.

Yeah, I would agree.

'Cause at the beginning,
it's real intimate.

I agree totally.

I mean,
we could certainly do that.

I think for anything,
just to catch the tempo,

even if it's a count-in
from rhythm,

like just so that he knows
what BPM you guys are playing at

then he could play and then
you guys could join him.

Messes things up
a little bit.
Yeah, jumbles it.

* Don't be confused *

Chance: Jamar is a cold dude,
man. He's an instrumentalist.

He's somebody
that has a deep sense

of knowledge of himself.

One of my favorite things
is when Jamar goes up

into that higher octave

and really sings
in his head voice.

* Ooooooh *

It's very flowy,
angelic feel to it.

Lots better.
Amazing.

I really love
your natural tone,

and when you go into a space
of feeling out a song...
Yes, exactly.

...that's what, like,
gives life to it

and makes, you know,
your ears perk up and stuff,

so I would just say
keep leaning into that.

Way to go.
Thank you so much.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Magnus:
Jamar is an amazing artist,

but I want to make it
to the playoffs bad.

This is where my heart is,

this is where my time
and energy is.

I'm gonna leave
everything out on the stage.

Wow, I'm just thrilled
to death I got to meet you.

Oh, come --
come on, now.
Come on.

I think this knockout round
is gonna come down

to who steps
into themselves the most

and presents themselves
as their own artist

and their own identity
that needs to be in the show.

I don't know what I'm gonna do.

This just blows me away,
so many talented people.

Yeah, I know.
It's crazy, right?

[ Scoffs ]

That's gonna be
a tough decision.

[ Cheers and applause ]

It's gonna be good.

With "Cruisin',"
here's Jamar Langley.

Kelly: Oh, man,
this is gonna be hard, I think.

Chance: I have no idea
what I'm gonna do.

**

* Baby, let's cruise
away from heeere *

[ Cheering ]

* Don't be confused,
the way is cleeear *

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

* This is not a one-night stand,
nooo, ooooooh *

God, he's good.

* Let the music take your mind,
your mind, your mind *

* Just release
and you will fiiind *

* That you're gonna fly away,
glad you're going my way *

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

* And inch by inch,
we get closer and closer *

Come on!
Come on, Jay!

* To every little part
of each otheeer *

Whoo!

* Baby, baby, baby, baby *
Aah!

* Let the music -- whoo! --
take your miiind *

Whoo-hoo!

* Just release,
and you will find *
Alright, J!

* You will find that
you're gonna fly away *

* Glad you're going my way *

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

* Music is made for loooooove *

* Cruisin' is made for love *

* I love it when
we're cruising togetheeer *

* Cruuuisin' *

* We're gonna cruise now *

Yeah!
Alright, alright!

That was sick.

[ Cheers and applause ]

That boy good!

Oh, man, looks like Magnus

don't be playing around, no.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Now singing "Ordinary People,"
here's Magnus.

**

* Oh, oh, oh, oh *

* Girl, I'm in love with you *

* This ain't the honeymoon *

* Past the infatuation phase *

* I know I misbehaved *

* And you made your mistakes *

* And we both still got room
left to grow *

* And though love
sometimes hurts *

* I still put you first *

* And we'll make
this thing work *

* But I think
we should take it slow *

* We're just ordinary people *

Ooh.

* We don't know
which way to gooooo *

* 'Cause we're ordinary people *

* Yes, we are, baby *

* Maybe we should take it slow *

* Take it slow *

* Maybe we'll live and learn *

* Or maybe
we'll crash and burn *

* Maybe we'll stay *

* Maybe we'll leave *

* Maybe you'll return *

* Maybe another fiiiiight *

* Maybe we won't survive *

* Maybe we'll grow,
we never know *

* Baby, you and I *

* We're just ordinary people *

* Oh, we don't know
which way to goooooo *

* 'Cause we're ordinary people *

* Maybe we should take it slow *

* Take it slow *

* Oh *

* This time we'll take it slow *

* Take it slow,
da-do-da-do-ba-doo-ba-doo *

Come on!
* This time *

Saxophone solo.

* Take it sloooooow *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Wow.

What they gonna do?

I don't know.

Great job, Jamar.
Great job, Magnus.

I'm gonna start
with Jamar.

You can sing
some baby-making music, man.

[ Laughter ]
Thank you.

I was like, oh, my gosh.

It was so cool.
I love you playing the guitar.

I know it's called
"The Voice,"

but it actually enhances
your vocal ability.
Yeah.

Do you ever
perform without it, really?

Yes, I do.
It depends on the mood, so...

[ Laughter ]
Ooh.

I'm gonna be up
in the crowd, you know...

Hey! Alright, Jamar.

I'm gonna have to put the guitar
down, so...

Alright, Jamar.

[ Laughter ]
I see you.

Magnus, you have
such a beautiful voice.

When you sing John Legend,

first of all, I'm like
a part of his street team.

I'm like a stalker fan.
Like, I love him.

I just feel like
it's maybe hard for you

not to sound like
an imitation of what he does.

I'm gonna lean
more towards Jamar

just because
I couldn't get

the John Legend thing
out of my head.

But you're incredible.

Thank you.
Yes, you are, man.

Thank you.

Blake: Jamar, I love when
you're playing the guitar.

That's how I want
to see you perform, man.

You just have a thing
when you're doing it

and you're kind of lost
in the moment, and it works.

Thank you.
And then on the flipside
of that,

Magnus, when he performs,
has a big handful of something

in his imagination.
[ Laughter ]

And he's like --
Niall: Yeah, like --

He's tickling it,
and he's doing something.

[ Laughter ]

I may lean towards Magnus
just because

his voice is just huge,
and I like how he gets out here

and plays
with the imaginary friend.

Magnus: Thank you.

[ Laughter, applause ]

Niall:
Gents, that was so cool.

It's the mic, the guitar,
and the song for Jamar.

And he doesn't need
anything else

to portray the same sort of
stage performance.

Magnus, so round
and big and powerful,

but, like, I'm naturally
attracted to someone

that can tell a story.

And for that reason,
I'd go with Jamar.

[ Applause ]
Daly: Thank you, Coaches.

Alright, Chance. This will be
a tough one for you.

Give us some thoughts
on the knockout first.

When I think about the idea
of "The Voice" as like,

it's not about
what you see on stage,

but really what you can hear.

And Magnus has such like
a specific identity

as a vocalist that I love.

And then, Jamar,
you have the same thing

in, like, a completely
different wheelhouse.

You were, like, wrestling
with that song,

not like you didn't know it.

Just like, okay,
this is what I'm gonna do.

I'm having a very tough time
making this decision,

as you could tell.

Daly: It's an impossible
decision, but it is time.

Chance, who's the winner
of this knockout?

**

This was
incredibly difficult.

Hey, can we go
to commercial real quick?

[ Laughter ]

Come on, Carson.
Throw it.

He wants to go to
a commercial break?

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the knockouts.

Chance, who's the winner
of this knockout?

**

This was
incredibly difficult.

The winner
of this knockout is...

Jamar.

Daly:
Jamar, congratulations!

You're moving on
to the playoffs!

Chance:
Jamar is a very seasoned artist.

He has this unspoken confidence
when he's performing.

I'm excited that he's gonna
continue to show who he is.

Coaches, let me remind you that
Magnus is available to steal.

Magnus, anything you want
to say to your coach?

I'm just happy
to be here,

and I'm blessed to have
had you as a coach.

And I just want to say
thank you.

Give it up, everybody,
for Magnus!
Amen.

Good job, Magnus!
[ Cheers and applause ]

Blake: Magnus is
an incredible artist.

I just didn't use my steal

because I've got my eye
on somebody coming up.

That was tough for me,
man.

Niall:
This is the level it's at.

When a singer like that --

Like, it's just nuts.

The last time
we did stuff like this

was when we were hosting
the "ACM Awards" together...
Uh-huh.

...back in 1934.
[ Laughs ]

I was starting to think
you hate me.

I thought you'd
totally got so big

that you just
lost my number.

I have gotten so big,

but now I want
to spread the fame.

So...
You are so thoughtful.

...I figured you could use
a little extra fame.

Well, us Okies
got to stay together.

[ Laughs ] Okay.

Alright. Let's bring out Grace,
who is a country singer.

She lives in Nashville now.

I'm gonna have
a panic attack.

Oh, my God.
I knew it.
Neil.

And then this is Neil,

coming out here
with her.
Reba: Neil. Okay.

Who I didn't recognize without
a hat on, for a second there.
What?

Seeing Reba, it was
like panic, excitement, panic.

Like, I don't even know [laughs]
to be honest with you.

I don't know how to
put it into words.

Pulling out
all the stops.
Good to see you.

She is a pop culture behemoth,
really.

And so, being in her presence
is a life highlight.

I think both of you guys

are honed in
on what lane you're in.

And, man, that puts you way
ahead of the competition.

You gonna sing first?
Yeah.

Let's do this.

Uh-oh.
What are you singing today?

Today, I'm singing "Here You
Come Again" by Dolly Parton.

You've been singing this
for a long, long time?

I've been singing this
since I could sing.

Aww, cute.
Since noise could
come out of my mouth.

Grace: I love Dolly Parton.

She is just this amazing,
strong woman

who has literally
done it all.

She has inspired me a lot.

I am a songwriter in Nashville.

Being younger, there was
a lot of doubt just in, like,

is this the right decision
to make,

especially moving and having
your family go with you.

We were traveling
back and forth,

Detroit to Nashville,
Detroit to Nashville.

So,
I graduated high school,

and then my family,
we packed up,

and my parents came
to help support and everything.

Kinda sounds familiar,
making those trips.

Except my family never
moved there with me.
Mine, neither.

They were like,
"Hey, good luck out there."

Yeah.
[ Laughter ]

"Call when you can."

My parents mean the world
to me.

We are just so glad that
you are following your dreams.

I'm sorry I'm crying.
[ Laughs]

Everything they've
sacrificed for me,

I just want to make sure
it's all worth it.

So, I put my all into it
every time.

* Here you come again *

Blake: I love Grace's
song choice 'cause it shows

her tip of the hat to some of
the old-school country.

This gives Grace
a chance to be playful

and have fun on the stage --

* And here I goooo *

Oh, I love that.

...and show a side
of what she does

that we haven't seen yet.

I could listen
to that all day.
Reba: Uh-huh!

The country version of a run
that you do

at the end of the phrases,
it's just so pure.
Little trills.

The only thing I would say
is there was one moment where

you sang the word
* Filling up my senses *

and that fell just
a little bit flat.

Okay.
I just felt like you just
probably needed some more air

to get up there.
One other thing.

Just play with the camera
every once in a while.

On a cute little moment,
just kind of look over and go...

A good friend of mine
told me,

"When you are singing and you
smile, that comes through."

It's like you're telling
a story and you know,

"Here you come again.
Oh, my God."
Yeah.

That was Barry Manilow
who told me that.
Oh, really?

I'm just gonna drop
that name right there.

Yeah, and it works.

* You look into my eyes *

I picked this song
because it's different

than the two songs
that I've sang previously.

I'm just gonna showcase
more of a range.

I'm not playing my guitar
for this one,

so I'm not gonna have
a little safety net here.

To make sure I win,
we're gonna be cheesing.

We're gonna be moving around.

It's gonna be good.
[ Laughs ]

* And here I goooo *

She was very timid
on the first round.

And the second time
she sang it,

she just let everything go

and just sang
her little heart out.

Did you ever cover
any Dolly songs?

Yeah.
"Hard Candy Christmas."

Oh, yeah.
She's a great gal.

She'll love you
singing her song.

[ Laughs ]
Thank you.

Sounds so good, buddy.

Smile, like Reba said.

If you don't do what Reba says,
trust me, I know...

Oh, believe me.
...stuff happens.

[ Laughs ]

Neil:
Being paired with Grace,

it's gonna keep me
on my toes.

Now I know who I'm up against.

I've gone through so much
to get to this point,

I just want to make it
to the playoffs.

Reba: So where
are you from?
I'm from St. Louis.

St. Louis.
And I'm singing a song
by a St. Louis singer.

"Takin' It to the Streets"
by The Doobie Brothers.

Oh, I love that song.

* You don't know me,
but I'm your brother *

Neil: This song, it's almost
like a gospel song

disguised as a rock song.

* You will find... *

If the St. Louis sound
is anything,

it's those two things.

And that is who I am and who
I want to be as a performer.

I've been working
as a musician in St. Louis

for the last decade.

There's an amazing
history of music

from Chuck Berry
to Michael McDonald,

but I am super grateful
to sing on the "Voice" stage.

* Takin' it
to the streets *

Being here and all
the performances so far

have pushed me
to be a better performer.

Blake: Neil looks like he's
having his own private party

when he's performing.

It's fun to see.

This is a perfect song,

especially coming out
of the battles.

He did so well with
"Heard It Through the Grapevine"

that this seems like
the perfect next step for him.

I couldn't look at you.
I was too nervous, but...

[ Laughing ] Oh!
That sounded great.

Do you have background vocals
on this?

Yeah, they'll be there.
We will in the next pass.
We can play him out.

I think it'll help
because I feel like
on that second chorus,

that's such a signature part
of that record,

I'm kind of
on the edge of my seat.

Like, what's he gonna do?
You know what I mean?

And I think knowing what
the content of this song is,

it's about this is
the kind of lifestyle you live.

I'm down here literally
in the streets...
Yeah.

...and so maybe
it's not so playful.

"I was raised here
in this living hell."
Yeah.

That's kind of
a somber message there.
Right, right. Yeah.

I don't think
it has to be such a downer.

No, I --
But it can be
more, maybe, serious.

Now, I think the second one,
where it says,

"Take this message to my
brother," that's a hopefulness.

Alright.
Let's try it again.

So, we do have
some singers?
Man: Yeah.

Me and Reba were gonna jump in,
but that's cool.
[ Whistles ]

We'll get you a couple mics
right now, if you want.
There you go.

You're gonna owe her a lot more
money if she sings, also.

[ Laughter ]

* I ain't blind
and I don't like... *

Grace:
Neil is incredible.

He brings every cell of his
being to everything he sings.

So I'm like,
"Oh, I have to sing --

Wait a minute. [ Chuckles ]
What are the rules again?"

Uh-oh.

I can't imagine
that I'm gonna have

a tougher decision
than this one.

I feel for ya.
I know,
but you already won.

You got to meet Reba.
I know.
I was just saying that.

[ Laughs ]
I got to meet y'all.

Blake: Neil and Grace -- that's
gonna be a tough one for me.

I just got to pick who's gonna
embody the song the best.

Reba: They're great.

I wouldn't know which one
to pick right now

'cause they're kind of similar,
but different.

Yeah.

[ Cheers and applause ]

With "Here You Come Again,"
this is Grace West.

**

* Here you come again *

* Just when I'd begun
to get myself together *

* You waltz right in the door *

* Just like you've done before *

* And wrapped my heart
'round your little finger *

* Here you come again *

* Just when I'm about
to make it work without you *

* You look into my eyes *

* And lie those pretty lies *

* And pretty soon, I'm wondering
how I came to doubt you *

* All you've got to do
is smile that smile *

* And there go all my defenses *

* Just leave it up to you
and in a little while *

* You're messing up my mind
and filling up my senses *

* Here you come again *

* Looking better
than a body has a right to *

* And shaking me up so
that all I really know *

* Is here you come again *

* And here I goooo *

[ Cheers and applause ]

* Here you come again *

* Looking better
than a body has a right to *

* And shaking me up so
that all I really know *

* Is here you come again *

* And here I goooooooo *

* Here I gooooooooooo,
whoa, oh *

* Here I goooo, whoa, oh *

[ Cheers and applause ]

She's so good.
Yeah.

Oh, my God. I feel like
I've heard that voice.

Come on, Neil.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the final night

of the knockouts.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Now singing
"Takin' It to the Streets,"

here is Neil Salsich.

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

* You don't know me,
but I'm your brother *

* I was raised here
in this living hell *

* You don't know my kind
in your world *

* Fairly soon,
the time will tell *

* You *

* Telling me the things
you're gonna do for me *

* I ain't blind and I don't like
what I think I see *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* No more need for running *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Yeah, na-a *

* Takin' it to the *

**

* Take this message
to my brother *

* You will find him everywhere *

There ya go.
There ya go!

* Wherever people
live together *
[ Laughs ]

* Tied in poverty's despair *

* Oh, you *

Ay!

* Telling me the things
you're gonna do for me, yeah *

* I ain't blind and I don't like
what I think I see *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* No more need for running *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Yeaah, now *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it, takin' it *

* Takin' it to the streets *

[ Vocalizing ]

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Takin' it to the streets *

* Oooooh *

Huh!

[ Laughs ]
Hey!

I love him!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Whoo!
Oh, that was so good.

Oh, yeah!

* Takin' it
to the streets *

[ Laughs ]
Niall: Wow. Grace, Neil.

Both of you
absolutely smashed it.

For Neil, the arrangement
that you made

and t-the changes you made
towards the end especially,

you really, really
took it to a different level.

And it's just
such a solid voice.
Thank you.
Thank you, Niall.

The minute I heard you sing,
I was like, yeah, Neil's back.

So that's a cool thing
to have.

And, Grace,
unbelievable performance.
Thank you.

You've always been
one of my favorites,

and I'm really excited
to hear you

after this show,
actually.

In my eyes,
you'd be one for the future,

and that's why I would
just lean towards Grace.

[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.

Awesome performances
on both sides.

Grace, your tone
is just super cool to me

and has that
Southern feel to it,

and the pitch is always there,
which is dope.

And then for Neil,

what I love
is your stage presence, man.

It's really
just so exciting.

And when you just
do this thing that you do...
[ Laughter ]

And you were like, "I want
all of y'all to pick me."

And I was like,
"This is convincing me."

I would go with Neil
for sure.

[ Cheers and applause ]

We were having a good old time
during your performance, Neil.

[ Laughs ]
I love that song.

I love that you are
the kind of versatile singer

that picks different
genres of music,

and you have this energy
about you.

When you sing, it's captivating,
and your voice is crazy.

That control is the reason
why this show exists.

Thank you.
And, Grace,
you are a star.

You have that kind of quality
about your -- your tone.

I don't know that this
was the best song

to showcase in this moment.

I think, Neil, like,
with song selection,

I feel like you nailed it
this time.

I would go with Neil.

Daly: Thank you, Coaches.

Alright, cowboy, this is
a tough one for you, I know.
Yeah.

We're down to the best
of the best now, you know,

and this is the last time
I'm going to have to do this.

The knockouts
is one of the reasons

I'm quitting,
by the way.

That's how much I hate
the dadgum knockouts.

'Cause you guys
both deserve to be here.

And hopefully you both
will be here.

Buddy, tough choice, I know.
Who won this knockout?

Um...

I'm gonna go out
how I want to here.

And, uh, the winner
of this knockout is Grace.

[ Cheers and applause ]
Grace, congratulations.

You're moving on to the playoffs
on Team Blake.

You killed it. Mm.

Blake: Grace and Neil
was a tough decision for me.

I just ended up going with Grace

because she just has
this old-school, country voice.

All the potential that she has

is still out there
in front of her,

and I think she's gonna be
a star in country music.

Daly: Coaches, let me remind you
that Neil is available to steal.

Neil, anything you want
to say to your coach?

It's just been a freaking blast,
so thank you.

How about a big thank you
to Neil Salsich,

ladies and gentlemen?

Thank you, Neil.
Thank you.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you all.
Appreciate you.

Do it.

Daly: We got a steal!
I knew it!

At the last second!

Kelly Clarkson wants to steal
Neil Salsich.
Whoo!

Kelly: I'm just excited
to work with Neil.

He can sing anything.

I want you to sing
some Billy Joel.

He's done just such
different songs each round.

I think he's sneakily
one of the best singers

in the competition.
Chance:
That was awesome.

I love him.
That was fire.

That was so good.
He makes me so happy.

Chance: I was really glad
that Kelly stole him.

He's so funny.
And he does his head...

and he points.

He's so cute.

He said,
"You, you, you."

[ Laughter ]

I love him.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the knockouts

at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Mary Kate: Team Blake, we're
going to the playoffs. Whoo!

What are we talking about?
Are we doing an interview?
[ Laughs ]

Hi.
How you doing,
little buddy?

What do you think about --

What's it like
watching this stuff?

Honestly, I thought that
I was gonna, like,

be, like,
so, like, chill.

I'm stressed, like,
I don't know how you guys

do this the whole time.

It's been fun, though.
Cool.

I like watching you.
You're funny.

Cool. You all look like
you're on a telethon up there.

It's weird. Cool.

Thanks, Blake.
I'll see you
at the playoffs.

See you, big buddy.
Alright, buddy.

He's my favorite.
[ Laughs ]

Reba: Have you ever been
to Oklahoma?
Niall:
Touring wise, yeah, yeah.

Played some
of those sheds.

Niall's very bashful.

Not a state that I've spent
a lot of time in.

You're always on the move.
Yeah.

We see the airport, the hotel,
and the venue. That's it.

I'm working with him
to try to come out of his shell.

No, I'm kidding.
He is a sweetheart.

We clicked immediately.

Alright, Reba,
we got Jerome and Ross.

Alright, man. You feeling good?
Ready to go?
All good.
Ready to go.

Jerome, he's a real gospel
soul singer.

Love that.

And Ross, he's really good
at this kind of, like,

soft rock,
country twang.

Both of them are amazing.
These pairings are horrible.

'Cause then again,
I have to pick someone.

It's very hard.
I feel for ya.

But that's why
you're here.

And that's why
I need your help.
Oh.

I was afraid of that.
[ Both laugh ]

Bring 'em out.
Here we go.

Oh, my God.
[ Laughs ]

Look at Ross.
He nearly died.

Ross: Getting to see Reba,
I kind of couldn't handle it.

One of my mom's heroes.
One of my heroes.

It was Reba McEntire.
[ Chuckles ]

Mom: No!
Yeah.

It was...
Oh, my God.
[ Laughs]

...insane.
How are you?

Sorry, I'm probably
shaking a lot.
Aww.

This is Ross.
Out of control. Hi.

It's wonderful
to meet you.
Nice to meet you, Ross.

I was visibly shaking.

Did she think
you're a dork?[ Laughs]

Probably.

Let's do it!

I decided to choose

"Someone You Loved"
by Lewis Capaldi.
Oof.

Everything I've done
so far is up-tempo,

so I just want
to give something different.

* Sometimes I fall
into your arms *

Niall: Lewis Capaldi
is a good friend of mine.

He'd be delighted that his
song's on this, actually.

We've seen a lot of big moments
from Jerome so far.

So it's nice that
he's taking a step back

and singing one of the
biggest ballads of
the last 20 years also.

* And you're not here
to get me through it all *

When I first heard Jerome,
I was fascinated

by the roundness of his voice.

If you say,
"How are you supposed to sing

and hold your mouth open?"
Jerome.

* Yeah *

20 years old
and singing like that,

he's got a great talent.

Great sound.
Oh, my gosh.
Thank you.

The only note I would have,

I want to know
that you did go through that.

I gotta see that pain.
Right.

When I let my guard down,
almost whisper

to help with the dynamics
a little bit.

That's a tearjerker.

That hurt my heart
when I heard those lyrics.

Jerome: I would like to stay
on Team Niall

because this is the craziest
life experience ever.

And honestly, it still hasn't
hit me yet. [ Chuckles ]

Back home, I have struggled
with the choice --

dentistry or music.

I do little gigs here and there.

This is definitely
one of the biggest stages

I have had
the opportunity to be on.

Tapping into the vulnerable side
has been a challenge,

but I've had
a couple of heartbreaks,

so I have to break down
the lyrics

and decipher
what they mean to me.

When you're technically
as good as you are,

I think there's a lot
of concentration

that goes on notes.

The next progression
for the coming days

is making sure
that the emotion is attached

to the technical singing.

This is a song that comes
from the pit of your stomach,

so I need Jerome
to really sell that story

to the people at home,
because if he does,

he's gonna set living rooms
on fire all across America.

Have you gotten over the fact
that this lady's here yet?

Are you actually ready to sing?
That's not gonna happen

for a while.
Thank you for that.

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

I'm singing "Dirty Work"
by Steely Dan.

Cool.
I know this song backwards,
in Portuguese.

My dad used to play
the album for me on repeat.

* I don't wanna... *

Ross: I remember being
in my dad's office

and he'd have music bumpin'
while he was working.

My childhood with my dad
was relatively short-lived.

He passed when I was 12.

It, um...
It was rough.

He laid the foundation
for what a father should be.

He was coaching my baseball team
when he had cancer, too.

[ Vocalizing ]

I think about him
every day.

Yeah.
This song,

as soon as I hear it,
I'm sitting with him again.

I'm gonna do my best
to do it justice.

And I think no matter
what I do out there,

even if I go up there
and totally blow it,

[laughs] he'd still be --
he'd still be proud.

* No more *

Reba:
Ross, he's a great stylist.

If you hear Ross on the radio,

you'll know immediately
that's him.

If I was a record executive,
that's what I would look for.

Great job, great job.
And good song selection.
Thanks.
Thank you.

Everybody wants to sing
along with that.
Yep.

Great.
Yeah. It's a groove.

Ross' voice sounds almost
studio-ready, live,

so I got to make sure
that I perform my best.

I don't know if you could see,
at the end of that

I was way out of breath.
Timing is everything.

My diaphragm all the way up
into my back here

fills up with air
as much as I can.

Because if you
don't have air pushing,

there's nothing that's gonna
come out of those vocal cords.

Right.
I always think of the note
before I go near it.

Yeah.
Then I just have to go
and meet it.

This knockout
is gonna come down

to whoever sells
their individual song the best.

I'm gonna have to make
a tough decision, obviously,

but just go out
and nail it.

It's whoever really connects
with the people

and connects with me
that is gonna make their way

through to the playoffs.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yeah, Ross!

Whoo!

Now singing "Dirty Work,"
here's Ross Clayton.

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

**

* Well, times are hard *

* And you're afraid
to pay the fee *

* So you find yourself
somebody *

* Who can do the job for free *

* When you need
a little lovin' *

* 'Cause your man
is out of town *

* Yeah, that's the time
you get me runnin' *

* And you know I'll be around *

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

* Oh, yeah *

* I don't wanna do
your dirty work *

* No more *

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

* Oh, yeah *

* Like the castle
in its corner *

* In a medieval game *

* I foresee a terrible trouble *

* And I stay here
just the same *

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

* Oh, yeah *

* I don't wanna do
your dirty work *

* No more *

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

* Oh, yeah *

* I don't wanna
do your dirty work *

* No more *

* No more *

* I'm a fool
to do your dirty work *

* Oh, yeah *
Yes, Ross!

* More *

[ Cheers and applause ]

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the knockouts.

[ Cheers and applause ]

With "Someone You Loved,"
here's Jerome Godwin III.

I don't know any
thirds or seconds.

I'm a third.
You are?

Nah.
I'm not even a junior.

[ Laughs ]

**

* I'm going under
and this time I fear *

* There's no one to save me *

* Mm-mm *

* This all or nothing really
got a way of driving me crazy *

* I need somebody to heal *

* Somebody to know *

* Somebody to have *

* Somebody to hold *

* It's easy to say *

* But it's never the same *

* I guess I kinda liked the way
you numbed all the pain *

* Now the day bleeds *

* Into nightfall *

* And you're not here *

* To get me through it all *

* I let my guard down *

* Then you pulled the rug *

* I was getting kinda used
to being someone you loved *

* And I tend to close my eyes
when it hurts sometimes *

* I fall into your arms *

* I'll be safe in your sound
till you come back around *

* Now the day bleeds *

* Into nightfall *

* And you're not here *
Wow.

* To get me through it all *

* I let my guard down *

* Then you pulled the rug *

* I was getting kinda used
to being someone you loooooved *

* Yeaah *

* I let my guard down *

* Then you pulled the rug *

* I was getting kinda used
to being someone you loved *

[ Cheers and applause ]

I think they were both
amazing performances.

To me, I think Ross
kind of edged it out

because I could tell
that song means a lot to you.

And, Jerome, I felt like
you were kind of

trying to find your place
in the song a little bit more.

If I had to advise
my homie Niall,

I'm leaning a little bit
towards Ross.

[ Applause ]

Kelly: I loved
both performances.

Ross, like, you continue
to just blow me away.

Your vocals
are so effortless.

It's like a conversation
with people, which is so cool.

Jerome, it was almost like
you had a wall up.

Like, sometimes I feel
a song so much

I have to go dead inside
[laughs]

'cause I don't
want to ball.

Dead inside.
Yeah.

But, like, your vocals
are incredible.

I love the song
selection.

I feel like you're
a perfect singer for this show.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Blake: The difference for me,
I think, is Jerome,

it just felt like you were
putting the song together still

versus Ross came right out
singing this song

like he's halfway
through a concert already.

And I love that
Oklahoma twang

that you naturally have
in there.

That's great tone,
so I'd lean towards Ross

if it was me,
little buddy.
Niall: Okay.

Daly: Thank you, Coaches.

Alright, Niall,
it all comes down to you.

Before we find out the winner,

give us your thoughts
on the knockout.

These decisions are --
I've said it every single time

I've had to do it --
it's horrible.

Jerome, I thought you really
put everything into it.

It did get a little bit pitchy
in the first verse,

and that's usually where
you're the most solid,

is in that lower register.

And I think it knocked
your confidence a little bit.

But you're an incredible singer,
there's no doubt about it.

Thank you.

Ross, unbelievable.

You got a four-chair turn

in the blind audition
for a reason, obviously.

And you just have that tone
that cuts through.

Like, as Blake said,
it felt like

we were in the middle of a gig.

And I know for a fact
that there's more

in your back pocket.

Oh, God, I can't believe

that I still have to
make these decisions.

When is American voting
gonna get involved?

[ Laughter ]
It's a tough one, Niall.

Who is the winner
of this knockout?

**

Uh, I think the winner
of this knockout is...

Ross.

Ross, congratulations.

You're moving on
to the playoffs.

Ross, I love
how pure his voice is.

He's got this rocky tone.

I get the feeling that
Ross could win this thing.

Jerome Godwin III.

Sad to see Jerome go.

He's an unbelievable singer,

but I just had to make
a tough decision in the moment.

That Ross guy is good.

I think Ross
is just bulletproof.

Daly: Still to come...
* Don't blame it
on the sunshine *

* Sunshine *
* Don't blame it
on the moonlight *

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

Yes! You did it!
Whoa!

Daly: We got a steal!

You're my last steal.

My last steal ever.

Ah! I'm so happy!

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly:
Welcome back to "The Voice."

Madi: You were stolen,
and you're now on Team Chance.

I know.
I'm so happy.
Welcome.

Thank you!
Welcome
to Team Chance!

I'm happy to be here.

Tiana is actually
new to my team.

Daly: We got a steal!

I stole her
from Team Niall.
Yeah!

Sorelle
is actually a trio.

They're a three-part
super harmonic group.

Ana: We're more
like modern pop.

Okay, I'm kind of like
a pop-R&B artist,

so I think that's why
he'd want to pair us.

Are they related?

They are.
They're three sisters.

Oh, cool.
Isn't that cool?

Love that.
They're fire, right?
Yeah.

Nothing
like blood harmony.

Yeah. Blood harmony.

Yeah.
We got this.
Let's go.

Girl power!

[ Laughs ]

Hey, guys.

Hi!
Hi!
Hi!

Ooh, man.

You walk in,
and there's Reba McEntire.

Like what?
Craziness.
Like what?

How are ya?

Ana:
She is a legend.

So to see her
literally made my heart stop.

How are you guys doing?

Doing great.
How are you?

I'm wonderful.

I'm so glad to have you
on my team.

Thank you
for stealing me.

I think that you have
a lot to show, man.

I'm excited to see what you do
in this competition.
Thank you.

I'm excited to see what
you think of the song.

Battles, I did, like,
such a big song.

I did "Girls Just
Want to Have Fun."

Uh-huh.
So, I wanted to
strip it down

and do something
a little slower.

* You, you're loving
how I move you *

Tiana:
I'm singing "God is a Woman"
by Ariana Grande.

I kind of changed
the arrangement to make it

a little more acoustic,

slow it down just a little bit.

"God is a woman" -- that
statement is so powerful to me.

I grew up in a house
with a single mom.

She had four kids,
and she did it all on her own.

* You'll believe
God is a woman *

She made miracles happen,
and I look up to her so much.

So,
it's a very personal choice.

* When you try to come for me,
I keep on flourishing, yeah *

Chance:
This is my first time really
getting to sit down with Tiana,

and the first thing
that I'm noticing

is that she has
a very distinct vocal

and that it's got
an angelic sense to it.

* You love it how *
On a technical level,

her talent is -- is undeniable.

* When all is said and done,
you'll believe... *

Madi: When we were watching
Tiana perform,

I think we were all
in amazement.

Our jaws were dropped.
Yeah.

Ana: But this is
a competition,

so we are here to fight,

and we are here to earn our spot
into the playoffs.

[ Music ends ]
[ Applause ]

Beautiful.
Thank you.

Beautiful.

You're obviously
a very talented singer.

Thank you.
I feel like,
with this song,

I just want you to show
what the song means to you.

Okay.
Feeling is a lot of
what music is...

Definitely.
...and so just -- just maybe
reading the lyrics

and, like, making it
mean to you

what it means
in this moment.

Tell a story.
Like -- Exactly.

This is my first time
working with Chance,

and I want him to see
that I'm a valuable asset.

Great job.

It's going to be harder

going up against a trio,

but Tiana,
she's just incredible.

It was really good.
I totally love her singing.

Three sisters singing together.

I'm a part also
of a singing group.
Yeah.

My older brother,
my little sister, and I,

we were the Singing McEntires.

How'd y'all get
y'all's name?

So, we're Italian.
Reba: Uh-huh.

So, Sorelle
is "sisters" in Italian.

I love that.
Oh!

You picked "Blame It on
the Boogie" by the Jacksons?

Oh, yeah.
Yes.
We did.

Chance:
That's a great choice.
This was -- This was

one of our favorite songs
growing up,

so we're super excited.

I love that.

I love the plaid theme, too.

Oh, thank you.
Thank you.
So cute.

We always like to coordinate
some kind of way.

I love it.
[ Laughter ]

* My baby's
always dancin' *

* And it wouldn't be
a bad thing *

Madi: Growing up, we actually
had a karaoke machine.

Our constant go-to song was
"Blame It on the Boogie,"

and we would all, like,
pass the mic around,

and then we'd have our feet.
Awesome.

We'd be like * I just *

* I just can't *

* I just can't control my feet *

We really love upbeat,
high-energy, catchy choruses.

* This magic music grooves me *

We are putting
our own little spin on it

to show exactly
who Sorelle is.

We really want to show
the coaches

that we have the ability
to fill up arenas.

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

The girls got up on stage
and were cute as a button.

They did
the little dance routines

and -- and taking turns singing,

and then that
three-part harmony,

which I absolutely love.

I just fell in love with them.

* Whoa-oh-oh *

Oh, my God.
Insane, right?

Wow.

Love it.
Love it.
Thank you.

Not only was the three-part
harmony so good,

but the dance moves.

Oh, my gosh.

Every time you guys
get on stage, you guys smash it.

It's so dope.
Aww, thank you.

That's what I was
going to say.
Chance: Right?

But I think the one thing
that I would give notes on

is maybe the lyric splits,
a little bit.

We go straight for the harmony
within, like, that first verse.

Uh-huh.
And I think
it sounds the best

when you guys
have the splits,

where two of you guys
are doing harms

and one person
is doing the lead vocal.
Okay.

Yeah.
But the performance
is A-1 to me.

Did you have anything?
I don't, at all.

Right?
It's so good, right?

I'm just
totally entertained.

Pitch is great.
You've got great interaction.

Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.

Sorelle,
their vocals are amazing.

You want to come back up?

Tiana:
In my head, I'm like, "Okay,

I need to make sure
my vocals are on point."

It was so beautiful.

Amazingly talented.

Oh, I got to have
one more hug.

Aww.
[ Laughter ]

Sorelle was a total package.

You just wanted more.

You're wonderful.

But Tiana has a great voice.

If she amped it up
with emotion, with feeling,

then she might just blow
the audience out of the water.

See you in the knockouts.

We'll see on that night
of the performance.

Oh, my gosh.

So different
and so good.
Yeah.

Good luck, buddy.
[ Laughs ]

Nah, it's gonna be tough.

[ Cheers and applause ]

I'm so looking forward
to this.

It's gonna be sick.

With "Blame It on the Boogie,"
here is Sorelle.

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

* Hee, hee, yeah *

-Hey!
-Whoo!

* My baby's always
dancin' *

* And it wouldn't be
a bad thing *

* But I don't get no lovin',
and that's no lie *

* We spent the night
in Frisco *

* At every kind of disco *

* From that night
I kissed our love goodbye *

* Don't blame it
on the sunshine *

* Don't blame it
on the moonlight *

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

* Don't blame it
on the sunshine *

* Don't blame it
on the moonlight *

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

* I just can't, I just can't *

* I just can't control my feet *

* I can't, no *

* I just can't control my feet *

* This magic music
grooves me *

* That dirty rhythm
moves me *

Yeah!
* The devil's gotten to me *

* Through this dance *

* I'm full
of funky fever *

* The fire burns inside me *

* Boogie's got me
in a super trance *

* Sunshine *

* Moonlight *

* Good times *

* Boogie *

* Uh, uh, uh,
uh, uh *

* Ooooooh *

* Do-be-do-be-do-do *

* Good times *

* Boo, boo, boo, boogie *

* Sunshine *

* You just wanna *

* Good times *

* Don't you blame it
on the sunshine *

* Don't blame it
on the moonlight *

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

* Oooooh *
* Don't blame it
on the sunshine *

* Sunshine *

* Don't blame it
on the moonlight *

* Don't blame it
on the good times *

* Blame it on the boogie *

**

* Boogie *

* Whoa-oh-oh *

[ Cheers and applause ]

Oh, my God.
I got me
a little Jackson 5.

Yeah.
[ Laughs ]

[ Cheers and applause
continue ]

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back.

Chance:
Go, Tiana!

Come on, Tiana!

Now with "God is a Woman,"
here's Tiana Goss.

**

* You, you're loving
how I move you *

* You're loving
how I touch you, my one *

* When all is said and done,
you'll believe God is a woman *

* And I, I feel it
after midnight *

* A feeling
that you can't fight, my one *

* It lingers when we're done *

* You'll believe
God is a woman *

* I don't wanna waste no time,
yeah *

* You ain't got
a one-track mind, yeah *

* Have it any way you like,
yeah *

* And I can tell that you know
I know how I want it *

* Ain't nobody else can relate *

* Boy, I like
that you ain't afraid *

* Baby, lay me down
and let's pray *

* I'm tellin' you the way
I like it, how I want it *

* And I can be all the things
you told me not to be *

* When you try to come for me,
I keep on flourishing, yeah *

Yeah!
Hey!

* And he see the universe
when I'm in company *

* It's all in me *

* You, you, you're lovin'
how I touch you, my one *

* When all is said and done,
you'll believe God is a woman *

* And I-I-I-I *

* A feeling that
you can't fight, my one *

* It lingers when we're done *

* You'll believe
God is a woman *

* You'll believe God *

* You'll believe Gooooood *

* It lingers when we're done *

* You'll believe
God is a woman *

[ Cheers and applause ]

**

What's up, ladies?

Hi!
Hi!
Hi!

Tiana, you just have a very
tender way of singing

and the effortless, little
ethereal runs that you have,

it's so cool.

And, Sorelle,

I would have never
picked this song for you.

[ Laughter ]

I was like -- I saw this,
I looked over,

and I was like,
"I love this song."

He was like,
"It's going to be crazy."

And I was like, "It so is."

[ Cheers and applause ]

Blake: This is tough,
because, Tiana,

you're great,
and you sounded great today.

And that's rare, for someone
to always be that consistent

and be as great as you are.

It's just not as rare
as Sorelle.

They sound literally like
they've been auto-tuned

as they're singing live,
you know?

It's like it's almost impossible
to sound that perfect.

Because of just
the uniqueness of it,

I would have to go
with Sorelle.

Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.

Sorelle, it's the shock factor
every time.

Like, that is hours and hours
of standing in a bedroom

going like this
to each other.

Oh, yeah.
Yes.

* Ooh *
Lots of mirror work.

Exactly.
Yeah.

And, Tiana, we have our history,
and it was...

[ Chuckles ] And I've got
a whole lot of love for you.

You always sound pure
and sweet,

and that's why
I've always been a big fan.

And I'm glad you're still here.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you, Coaches.

Alright, Chance. It all comes
down to you, buddy.

Chance:
I'll start with Tiana.

I thought that you've
always performed well,

and I feel like the song
is to your style,

and I feel like you
slowing it down made us,

as an audience, able to
interpret the lyrics better.

You're an awesomely
talented vocalist.

Sorelle, you guys' skill
with harmonics

and the way that you guys
gel together so well

is, like, something that
this show doesn't really have.

And it just shows
that y'all are, like,

willing to go the extra mile

and try new stuff
to make stuff work,

which is awesome to me.

Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Daly: Chance,
it's a tough decision,

but the time has come.

Who is the winner
of this knockout?

It is a tough decision.

The winner of
this knockout is...

Sorelle.

Daly:
Sorelle, congratulations!

You are moving on
to the playoffs

for Team Chance.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Chance: Sorelle completely
blew me away.

Great stuff, yet again.

They have beautiful blends,
and they have a stage presence

that sucks the audience in
every time they get up there.

Give it up one more time
for Tiana Goss,

ladies and gentlemen.

Niall: Sad to see Tiana go.
She's an amazing girl.

I just think she came up against
the beast that is Sorelle today.

They're so good, by the way.
Sorelle.
They're so different.

They're unlike anything
we have in the competition.

And Chance has got Sorelle
in his back pocket,

and that could be dangerous.

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back
to the knockouts.

We've had amazing people
on here as Mega Mentors,

but I don't know anybody
that's conquered

as much as you have
in a career.

Or were you saying
I've been around longer

than all the rest
of them? [ Laughs ]
No!

I'm saying
you've conquered

TV, movies, Broadway.
I'm old, girl!

You've done everything.

Man:
We're rolling, guys.

Holly: Why do you think Kelly
put us together?

I have no idea, 'cause we do
totally different genres, so...

I think it's going
to be fun.

Kelly: Holly and Rachel are both
really powerful singers.

I wanted to put them
against each other

because I wanted them
to hear each other singing,

and I wanted
to raise their A-game.

You want to meet them?
You bet. Let's do it.

Alright.
You didn't have a choice.

So... [ Laughs ]
[ Laughs ]

Come on out, y'all!

What's up?

Reba McEntire!
Look at her.

She -- [ Laughs ]

Aw.
Holly, you have
to come out here.

[ Laughs ]

I'm tearing up
right now.
[ Laughs ]

Holly: I literally cried
when I saw

that Reba was the Mega Mentor.

My family is absolutely
obsessed with her.

Rachel.
I would love to follow

in Reba's footsteps.

She's absolutely the queen

of country music.
[ Chuckles ]

I just thought it would be
an incredible thing

for y'all to get to, like,
learn from the greatest.

And she did her homework.

She's already heard
a little bit of y'all.

I did.
I watched the battle rounds.

Big fan already.

I can't wait to hear
what you're going to do today.

I'm singing
"Blue Moon of Kentucky,"

the LeAnn Rimes version.

Pink boots are starting,
so I'm going to own this.

I love LeAnn Rimes.
I did not know this song.

Okay. Alright. So, let's
back it up a little bit.

Patsy Cline.
I am. Patsy --

Oh!
Why'd you pick this song?

I grew up doing bluegrass.

This is, like, one of
the first songs that I ever,

like, learned how to sing.

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *

Holly: I just got up
with the house band,

told them what key
I wanted to do it in,

and we sang it.

* Shine on the one that... *

I get to yodel in it,
which is really fun.

* Blue *

When my mom heard me yodel
for the first time,

she was a little shocked.

It kind of just became
a thing after that.

A really cool party trick.

* Love said goodbye *

Yes!
* I said blue moon *

The last two songs that I've
done so far are new country.

So it's going to be
a different type of moment

than what I've been showing.

[ Vocalizing ]

What?!
[ Laughing ]

Reba: Holy smokes.
Whoo!

Rachel: Holly's knockout song
is so cool. [ Laughs ]

She's got great tone.
She's got great vibrato.

Insane singer.
[ Laughs ]

Okay with that ending.

Reba: Yeah.
I see you.

That ending
was incredible.
[ Laughing ]

Thank you.
I couldn't move.
I was mesmerized.

Reba: In country music,
Patsy Cline --

that's the ultimate.

Holly took the song
to different places

that I'd never heard before.

I definitely think
she has star qualities.

My only thing is,
I just wouldn't go soft

on that "love."

* Love said goodbye *

You got that. Don't you
look at me like that.
Girl.

I don't know if I can do that
in my chest voice.

Are you serious?
Do you know --

* Love *
Yeah, I guess I can.

Yes!
You got that for days.

Let me introduce you
to yourself.

Somebody get a mirror.

Holly: I'm super happy
that Kelly pushed me

outside of my comfort zone.

I'm actually proud of myself,
because this round,

I got past the starstruck-ness

and I spoke to her,
and it was great.

Reba: The one thing
that I was missing, though,

at the * I said blue moon *

the little yodel...
* Moon *

...maybe do it
on the second chorus.

* I said blue moon
of Kentucky *

Yes!
Okay.

Yeah.
Don't just do
a boring moon.

Also, at the very end...
Yeah, yeah.

...when they stop...
Mm-hmm.

...bring your mic down.
Okay.

* Shine on the one that's gone
and left me blue *

Yeah.
Yeah.

Just get a little
sassy with it.

'Cause you're like,
"Yeah, you think I'm done,

but I'm about
to kill it."
[ Laughs ]

I need to channel
my inner Kelly Clarkson.
[ Laughs ]

Holly is a competitor, y'all.
She came to play with this song.

Come on, Miss Rachel.

I love Fleetwood Mac.
I definitely know this song.

I mean, I look like
a member right now, so.
[ Laughs ]

* Rhiannon rings like a bell
through the night *

Rachel: I'm singing "Rhiannon"
by Fleetwood Mac,

which is 100%
inspired by my mom.

* All your life
you've never... *

I grew up
around the band scene.

My mom was the lead singer.

She always had very
Stevie Nicks vibes on stage.

"Rhiannon"
is one of the first songs

that I heard my mom do.

* Will you ever win? *

Here I am on NBC "The Voice"
singing the same song.

Who'd have thunk?
[ Laughs ]

* Rhiannon *

Rachel is the dark horse
for me on my team.

Like, I loved her
in the blinds.

I fell madly in love with her
in the battles.

She's got so much more room,
I can even hear, to grow.

So that's exciting
to work with as a coach.

[ Music ends ]

That was so cool!

Very good.

You have magical eyes,
by the way.

I do? [ Laughs ]
Yeah.

I love the way
you do your mic.
Oh, thank you.

Yeah, you caress it
and you talk to it.

Yeah.
So that's really good.

Just a natural
storyteller, man.
Yeah.

I love that you
changed it up.

What is your melody on
the * All your life *?

* All your life
you've never seen *

* All your life
you've never *

Like, go into that little break
with the "you."

'Cause those breaks
in your voice are so cool

and make you special.

That's the coolest thing
about Stevie.

The melody just kind of goes
wherever she wants,

and, like, I want you to feel
that freedom, and you've got it.

You were totally moving with it,
and it's, like,

got to be that vibe.
Okay. Yeah.

That's it.
That was so magical.

Thank you. [ Laughs ]
Yeah.

I think Rachel's voice
is absolutely beautiful.

Come on up here, Holly.

She has super cool vibes.

She's just an incredible artist,
and it's really an honor

to be her opponent
in the knockouts.

This will probably
be my toughest one,

but I would be shocked [Laughs]
if one of you weren't stolen.

Y'all just have fun.

Reba: After working
with all four teams,

it is mind-boggling
how many talented people

y'all have here
at "The Voice."

Best of luck.

It's a shame
you can only pick one.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yeah!

Got the puffy sleeves.

I'm going to do that
for the next round.

[ Laughs ]

With "Blue Moon of Kentucky,"
here's Holly Brand.

[ Cheers and applause ]

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *
Whoa!

* Keep on shinin' *
Go ahead.

* Shine on the one that's gone *

* And left me blue *

Yes!
Yeah!

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *

* Keep on shinin' *

* Shine on the one that's gone
and left me blue *

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *

* Keep on shinin' *
Hey!

* Shine on the one that's gone
and left me blue *

* Well, it was on
one moonlit night *

* Stars shinin' bright *

* Whispered all night *

* Love said goodbye *
Whoa!

* I said blue moon of Kentucky *

* Keep on shinin' *

* Shine on the one that's gone
and left me blue *

* Well, it was on
one lonely night *

* Stars shinin' bright *
I know.

* Whispered all night *

* Love said goodbye *

Yeah!
* I said blue moon of Kentucky *

* Keep on shinin' *

* Shine on the one that's gone
and left me blue *

* Shine on the one that's gone *

* And left me blue *

**

[ Vocalizing ]

Whoo!

[ Cheers and applause ]
Yeah!

[ Laughs ] Holy crap!
Whistle note.

That was crazy.

-That was insane!
-Okay!

-Whoo!
-You better sing, girl!

Rachel: You did so good.
[ Laughs ]

Holly: You got it!

* This is "The Voice" *

Daly: Welcome back.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Come on, Rachel!

Come on, Rachel!

Chance:
Oh, I turned for her.

I turned
for both of them.

Come on, Rachel.
You got this.

Now with "Rhiannon,"
here is Rachel Christine.

**

* Rhiannon rings like a bell
through the night *

* And wouldn't you love
to love her? *

* Takes to the sky
like a bird in flight *

* And who will be her lover? *

* All your life
you've never seen *
Whoo!

* A woman taken by the wind *

* Would you stay
if she promised you heaven? *

* Will you ever win? *

* She is like a cat
in the dark *

* And then, baby,
she's your darkness *
Hey!

* She rules her life
like a fine skylark *

* When the sky is starless *

* All your life
you've never seen *

* A woman taken by the wind *

* Would you stay
if she promised you heaven? *

* Will you ever win? *

* Will you ever win? *

**

* Rhiannon *

Whoo!
* All your life
you've never seen *

* A woman taken by the wind *

* Would you stay if
she promised you heaven? *

* Will you ever win? *

* I said, will you ever win? *

* Rhiannon *
Hey!

[ Cheers and applause ]

* Rhiannon *

[ Cheers and applause ]
Oh! Whoa!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Yee-haw!

My team is so good!

Yeah, it's pretty crazy.

Blake: Yeah, you guys
both did great.

What's not awesome
is knockout rounds.

They suck!
[ Laughs ]

Holly, you have
a great yodel

and really have awesome
control of it.

Rachel, I felt like after what
Holly came out here and did,

I mean,
I was just like,

"And now she's
going to do Rihanna?"

Like, what?
But you did an awesome job.

I mean, you really sang
the crap out of it...
Rachel: Thank you so much.

...and finding some notes that
are different than the record.
Thank you.

Absolutely nothing
but an awesome performance.

Thank you.

Chance: I think, Rachel,
you did a great job

of coming back
onto my radar.

I had never heard
this song before.

I have heard of Rihanna.

He said it weird
down there.

Didn't he say Rihanna?

Yeah, it sounded
like he said Rihanna,

but he meant
"Rhiannon," yeah.

Well,
two different things, so...

[ Laughter ]

Great performance, Rachel.
Thank you.

Holly, you completely
blew me away.

You started off
a cappella.

You have to have
perfect pitch to, like,

start like that and stay in it
throughout the song.

And, yeah, the whistle note
at the end

was just like
a crazy cherry on top.

You had already, like,
killed the whole thing,

and it was just like,

"He's dead already,"
you know what I mean? So...

But cool moment, man.
Thank you.

Rachel, "Rhiannon" is one of
my favorite songs of all time,

and your ability to change
things up was really impressive.

You smashed it out of the park.
It was -- It was bulletproof.

It was really good.
Thank you so much.

And, Holly, I've been a fan
since day one,

and I think we got to see
what Holly Brand is about.

Even down to the outfit
and the sparkly boots and --

The puffy sleeves.
Yeah.

I would look like Rob Gronkowski
if I wore them.

[ Laughter ]

That whistle tone
at the end,

don't think people realize
how hard that is to do.

Just leaning towards Holly

just for the uniqueness
of things.

Thank you, Coaches.

Alright, Kel,
it comes down to you.
Oh, man.

Give us some thoughts before you
tell us who won the knockout.

You both picked
perfect songs.

Holly,
doing the whistle note

and how you incorporated it
somehow into a --

like, a Patsy Cline hit...
[ Laughs ]

I was like,
"That's incredible."

You were like,
"I don't know if I can belt

to that one point,"
and you did it,

and it was,
like, killer.

So thank you for doing that
and trusting yourself.

Rachel, you remind me so much
of me when I was younger.

To come after someone
singing whistle notes

and the crowd
is like, "Ahh!"

and then you have to start out
so mysterious

and all Stevie Nicks, like,

I don't know that everyone
sitting here could do that

and not feel a little shaken,
you know?

You're just a really
incredibly gifted singer.

Thank you so much.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Sorry, buddy.
This is a tough one.

Who is the winner
of this knockout?

I need y'all to know
this is my toughest one.

Musically speaking,
you're both my lane, and...

**

Kel?

**

The winner of this knockout
is Holly.

Holly, congratulations!

You're moving on
to the playoffs!

She's like a country girl
that hits, like,

Minnie Riperton,
Mariah whistle notes?

What?

Thank you so much.
You killed it.

I think she just stands out.

I would be afraid of her
in the finale

if I were all the other singers.
[ Chuckles ]

Coaches, let me remind you that
Rachel's available to steal.

Oh.
Rachel -- Oh!

Kelly: He did it! He did it!
We got a steal,

immediately, from Blake Shelton!
Did you do it? Did you do it?
Oh, my God! I love you!

The last steal that
Blake Shelton will ever have

was from my team.

I'm going to remember that.

Ah, I'm so happy!

That is the last steal

of the Blake Shelton
"Voice" career right there.

Yeah.
Oh, my God.

That's right.

I think, in a moment
like that,

I mean, what Holly did was --
it was flashy,

and it's undeniable.

And now you get
to show everybody

that you can do something
just as incredible.

Thank you.
[ Chuckles ]

You're my last steal.
My last steal ever.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Daly: Go meet your new coach!

Blake:
I'm so happy I stole Rachel.
She sang flawlessly.

I just think she's
a very diverse vocalist,

and I need that on my team.

I love you!
That was so awesome!

Rachel: I never thought that
Blake would save me

because I don't do
any country music.

So that meant the world.

And to hear that it was
his last save, like,

that's a --
I'm putting that on a résumé.

Sorry,
I'm very flustered right now.

[ Laughs ]
Welcome to Team Blake.

Thank you.

**

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