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Exactly

True, if all 4 teams have a fairly equal amount of potential/talent, no team is stacked.

As good as micha was and as good as tayler sounded in rehearsal, idk if they’re going to be able to get votes, due to editing, unless they knock it out of the park during POs

I actually forgot about Micha completely. I thought he was Michael Williams but apparently not.

Yes. but it’s still essentially voting the same way

I forgot about Tayler but wow she’s a lot better than her audition. What was her battle again?

For the confused reaction. I was being sarcastic. It’s not a joke at all. It’s the same how they do the lives . Voting opens at the beginning. Why would a four way Ko vote change anything?

Anyone feel like Michael is essentially an older version of Levi, but more developed?

True, but they do make the final decision likely possibly the only time other than auditions.

True, but it shouldn’t be a reason to root against a coach cause they’re “popular” among a fan base.

It really depends on what’ll happen during the live shows too. People may surprise is in a good or bad way.

While Jon was decent it doesn’t help I heard this amazing rendition last night

And here we have a voice conspiracy theories in addition to several other insane conspiracy theories going on during this time

KOs are always a contestant’s selection

I mean is it really a good idea to vote for contestants just do to the coaches win streak?

Mitch and Maggie outsold

Yep it’s definitely a joke to mirror how a live show vote would usually go. Totally understandable

Does it really matter a coach’s win streak?

Meh. Both Nick and John have potential to be good with him. His style is a mix of both of them tbh, like if John and Nick had a lovechild.

Wow. Tbh I didn’t like her audition but wow she’s good.

Also if I don’t find a snowflake to vote for, I may just vote for Mandi due to the same hometowns. Us San Antonians can be motivated whe. it comes to people representing us on these shows!

So far I’m catching up. The first Ko was pretty even. Not one really outdid the other. Both were unique in arrangement too.

Honestly even the top 48 was at least a little enjoyable. Usually in the past I usually didn’t like at least one or more of the top 48 due to one of the following reasons: 1. Too overhyped-maybe they were good, but not great as either IDF or America, or in some rare cases both made them out to be. It’s not really a good reason for me not liking a contestant, but overhype (just like over criticism) can get tiring if it’s too much. 2. Genre-Sure they’re talented and enjoyable for people who enjoy them but anyone who’s read my posts in the last few seasons, I’m not usually a big fan of indie male singers. Also, country singers are usually a hit or miss for me. To me the indie male singers, like Thunderstorm, are either really enjoyable or somewhat enjoyable And this season’s country singers are not the typical country singer which provides at least a little enjoyability. For example Todd has a unique tone, Even Cam(even though he was good, was likely the weakest country singer of the top 32), was enjoyable to his unique “campfire” vibe. 3. Too “technical”-Sure they have the ability to have WOW moments, but in my opinion technical talent isn’t everything. Yes the show is called “The Voice”. But in my opinion, it’s also the subjective qualities in their voice like if I feel emotion, and also what they do with their voice besides hitting every note perfectly and staying on pitch 100% of the time. To me the technically best singers (Cedrice, Toniesha, and arguably these: Thunderstorm, Joei, Zan, and Todd Michael) are at least somewhat enjoyable if not really enjoyable, so that’s why I’m not annoyed at any of these singers. 4. Too “green”/inexperienced-in some cases, this can be a good thing at the auditions, especially if they improve. In other cases, it could be part of a contestant’s charm consistently throughout their performances. In the rest of the cases, it can be frustrating, especially if they last longer than your favorites or someone who’s technically better (if you prefer them to the inexperienced singer). But even the “green” singers most, if not all of which were eliminated in battles or the first KO round, this season, were at least somewhat enjoyable. 5. Overdone song choices.-Sure is they have a really pleasant tone or appeal in their performances, I can over look it, but sometimes even pre-favs get tiring. MOST song choices this season are surprisingly good as of now. But this season, I can enjoy people, at least a little bit.Maybe it’s because I didn’t have any snowflakes at the beginning (although Megan may be after her amazing KO, as well as Cedrice for being consistently amazing, and the verdict is still out on Samantha and a few other contestants, and who knows who’ll surprise us on the playoffs, if they decide to either post pone, or preferably do the living room playoff version). Is it strange I don’t have a true “least favorite”?

She’s good but I don’t know about one of the best of the season. In my opinion this top 48 ranges from contestants who are enjoyable, but haven’t evolved their voice/stage presence enough yet to very talented at the moment but not using their full potential in some rounds, leading to a few people giving stand out performances in each round (ex. Mike in the auditions, the Thunderstorm/Cedrice and Joei/Todd Michael Battles, And CamWess/Zan/Megan in KOs), but nobody has consistently given “moment” performances, like Alisan Porter, Hannah Huston, and Jordan Smith, (except for potentially Cedrice and Thunderstorm though) It’s an enjoyable season, and Joanna is good, but to me she’s not one of the “best” of the season, and falls in between one of the two groups I mentioned.

Nope 2nd