BREAKING on The Voice! Did the coaches just have their biggest fight of the season? A new singer has everyone talking. Her performance was so good it started a huge argument between the stars. What did this young artist do to cause so much drama? The moment is all over the internet; you have to see what happened for yourself.
The incredible event was the blind audition for 18 year old Ava Nat from New York. She sang “I Love You, I’m Sorry” by Gracie Abrams. Her voice was so smooth and beautiful that it made three coaches turn their chairs very fast. Coaches Niall Horan, Gwen Stefani, and Snoop Dogg all wanted her on their team and they each fought passionately to convince her to pick them, creating an exciting and dramatic moment on the show.
Coaches FIGHT Over Ava Nat on Gracie Abrams’ “I Love You, I’m Sorry” | Voice Blind Auditions | NBC
Fans online are loving the dramatic scene. Many people say her voice is pure and effortless and they are also talking about the coaches’ strong reactions. The excitement is everywhere on social media as people share the video.
Even though she got a full three chair turn the audition has started a big debate online. A second video shows that not everyone is impressed. Critics are pointing out flaws in her performance and they talk about her pitch and breath control. The video also highlights how coach Michael Bublé did not turn his chair, which has become a major talking point. This has created a real split in what people think about her talent.
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The two videos show the two different sides of the story. One focuses on the coaches’ exciting fight and her beautiful tone; the other focuses on the critics and the debate over her skills. Together they show how one performance can create so many different opinions and become a major talking point for the show.
You can watch all the dramatic blind auditions on The Voice’s official YouTube channel. See every performance and every coach fight as the new season continues to air.