FloorWax Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 I assume everything will be clearer when the Top 12 perform live. I’d say Ruby and Huntley were on equal footing with Minivan after the Playoffs with a slight edge to Ruby, but her doing subpar in back-to-back weeks definitely helped tip the scales in Huntley’s favor. This does seem like a cast with a lot of performing experience, but no one is truly safe from bandzilla, bad song choices, or just flopping outright. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StarWalker1 Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 made a fan thread for karen for those who wanna join! 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rodney Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 (edited) 8 hours ago, Tmp 12 said: Team D+S is definitely surviving next week right? Oh, yes. Karen and Madison, I think, are definitely getting to the semifinals. Tae will depend on his song choice, but with a good country song, he might have no problem. I'll guess that John loses Zoe, Reba loses L., and Chance loses Nadège. Edited May 4 by Rodney Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloorWax Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 I was initially skeptical of Nathan's ability to sing ballads given what he's shown us so far but after learning about his musical theater background I managed to dig up this performance and he's pretty damn good at those too. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kenneth96 Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 33 minutes ago, FloorWax said: I assume everything will be clearer when the Top 12 perform live. I’d say Ruby and Huntley were on equal footing with Minivan after the Playoffs with a slight edge to Ruby, but her doing subpar in back-to-back weeks definitely helped tip the scales in Huntley’s favor. This does seem like a cast with a lot of performing experience, but no one is truly safe from bandzilla, bad song choices, or just flopping outright. 19 minutes ago, Rodney said: Oh, yes. Karen and Madison, I think, are definitely getting to the semifinals. Tae will depend on his song choice, but with a good country song, he might have no problem. I'll guess than John loses Zoe, Reba loses L., and Chance loses Nadège. Agree with those above. Take Ruby for the example of someone got a hype pre-lives but didn't win eventually because of not performing live good enough. Assuming the bottom 4 next week consists of Nadege, L, Zoe and Tae, I think Tae would win easily. Realistically, I think Serenity would be there. Who knows if someone have a Tanner Massey instant save this season or not? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
indii Posted May 4 Share Posted May 4 10 hours ago, FloorWax said: I assume everything will be clearer when the Top 12 perform live. I’d say Ruby and Huntley were on equal footing with Minivan after the Playoffs with a slight edge to Ruby, but her doing subpar in back-to-back weeks definitely helped tip the scales in Huntley’s favor. This does seem like a cast with a lot of performing experience, but no one is truly safe from bandzilla, bad song choices, or just flopping outright. Yeah all of the frontrunners (Karen, Josh, Nathan, Asher, Bryan, etc.) are all very comfortable & very experienced with performing live so I'm expecting a great few weeks of live shows 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Dany Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 We have to remember that the playoff was october 3-4 that 7 months ago and while under contract from the voice they are limited on what they can do performance wise. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
istersay Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 1 hour ago, Dany said: We have to remember that the playoff was october 3-4 that 7 months ago and while under contract from the voice they are limited on what they can do performance wise. that was so long ago, here's an interview with Asher from a month ago, he now has short blonde hair Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloorWax Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 23 minutes ago, istersay said: that was so long ago, here's an interview with Asher from a month ago, he now has short blonde hair His hair was that short even on the show, he was just wearing wigs 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
istersay Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 Just now, FloorWax said: His hair was that short even on the show, he was just wearing wigs I didn't know that 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloorWax Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 1 hour ago, Dany said: We have to remember that the playoff was october 3-4 that 7 months ago and while under contract from the voice they are limited on what they can do performance wise. They are definitely allowed to perform during that time, it’s not like The Voice is gonna prevent them from making a living It doesn’t take much social media scrolling to figure out the professional musicians were still doing gigs before the show aired 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rodney Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 At 400K, Asher has officially passed up both Karen and Madison on Facebook and is now the most viewed. Madison is right behind him at 385K, and Karen behind both of them at 373K. Damn. A bit early to say, I know, but this really could be the top three of the season if they remain consistently strong. They're the only three still climbing at a rather rapid rate. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pauwis Posted May 5 Share Posted May 5 I'm just waiting for Nathan's performance at this point, the guy is captivating 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Dany Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anybody354 Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 29 minutes ago, Dany said: Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. You beat me to it. But having Bryan at #11 means Charlie doesn’t have a clue. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloorWax Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 43 minutes ago, Dany said: Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. Love that Charlie is feeding into my delusions that Nathan can be the winner 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
QueenKalie Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 2 hours ago, Dany said: Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. Was he drunk off his a** from all the Margaritas he drank because it's Cinco de Mayo when he came up with these rankings? 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gustavo527 Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 2 hours ago, Dany said: Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. This is not that far fetched other than Bryan being so low and Maddie being so high. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
allistr Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 (edited) 13 minutes ago, QueenKalie said: Was he drunk off his a** from all the Margaritas he drank because it's Cinco de Mayo when he came up with these rankings? Charlie rn: Edited May 6 by allistr 1 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
allistr Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 6 minutes ago, Gustavo527 said: This is not that far fetched other than Bryan being so low and Maddie being so high. Yeah, exchange Maddi and Bryan, and place Maddi only a lil bit higher then it would be more reasonable ig. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrokenHearted Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 3 hours ago, Dany said: Charlie Mason Ranking the top 12 https://tvline.com/lists/the-voice-season-25-winner-predictions/nadege-team-chance-the-rapper/ From Least Likely to Win to Most Likely 12-Nadège Working for her: Her tone is as lovely as her presence. Working against her: She’s likelier to leave viewers saying “That was pretty” than “That was pretty amazing.” 11-Bryan Olsen Working for him: He’s Season 25’s one and only rocker. Working against him: His habit of oversinging increases his risk of giving off karaoke vibes. 10- Zoe Levert Working for her: The show is working overtime to brand her “the next Taylor Swift.” Working against her: She’s good and getting better, but the next Taylor Swift, she is not. 9-Serenity Arce Working for her: She doesn’t just sing her numbers, she thrillingly feels them. Working against her: The young female lane in Season 25’s most crowded. 8-Tae Lewis Working for him: He’s both a country boy and a showman. Working against him: He’ll be splitting the vote with two arguably better singers. 7-L. Rodgers Working for her: She’s got a powerful voice that’s even more memorable than her look. Working against her: Season 17’s spectacular Katie Kadan only came in third place; just sayin’. 6-Madison Curbelo Working for her: After failing to get a chair turn in Season 20, she returned with the polish to get all of the coaches vying for her. Working against her: She may not have the stage presence of the contestant at No. 3. 5- Karen Waldrup Working for her: She keeps surprising us with vocals that get bigger as the stakes get higher. Working against her: Historically, male country singers have won The Voice more often than female ones. 4- Asher HaVon Working for him: His voice packs enough of a punch to leave anyone seeing stars. Or at least seeing one — him! Working against him: Stiff competition, and that’s about it. 3-Maddi Jane Working for her: She’s charismatic to the nth and has an ear-popping voice that doesn’t quit. Working against her: Only the fact that she’s likely to split votes with Zoe, Serenity and Madison. 2-Josh Sanders Working for him: He’s basically the second coming of Season 17 winner Jake Hoot. Working against him: He’s up against three country competitors and the dynamo at No. 1. 1-Nathan Chester Working for him: Besides his being pitch-perfect, his retro-soul leanings are sure to appeal to the older-skewing Voice audience. Working against him: Not a damn thing. We’re calling it here and now. The fact that someone who's been paid to analyse this show for several years thinks Bryan's coming 11th is wild lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Misirlou Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 I don't think Bryan is a shoe-in for the finale as some, even though the guy is fantastic, but I'd be VERY shocked if he doesn't survive this week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Someone648 Posted May 6 Author Share Posted May 6 Just curious, did anyone else besides Nadège post a hint regarding their song this week? Last season's top 12 got suuuuper fresh song choices and I was hoping the same for this season. Nadège is already one step in the right direction with her song. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kenneth96 Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 12 minutes ago, Someone648 said: Just curious, did anyone else besides Nadège post a hint regarding their song this week? Last season's top 12 got suuuuper fresh song choices and I was hoping the same for this season. Nadège is already one step in the right direction with her song. S24 live rounds have overall quite fresh song choices (We finally got to hear Another Love, but also had to suffer Thnks fr th Mmrs). But I think it doesn't important what Nadege will sing. She's like another Kara Tanae, who had back-to-back fresh song choices from KO to Top 12 instant save but was booted anyway) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Someone648 Posted May 6 Author Share Posted May 6 (edited) 1 hour ago, Kenneth96 said: S24 live rounds have overall quite fresh song choices (We finally got to hear Another Love, but also had to suffer Thnks fr th Mmrs). But I think it doesn't important what Nadege will sing. She's like another Kara Tanae, who had back-to-back fresh song choices from KO to Top 12 instant save but was booted anyway) Yeah, she's still pretty much DOA sadly (unless the audience inexplicably resonates with it, she can somehow make the lyrics more Jesus-y, or enough of the other contestants flop). Still excited for her performance though! Her song shows that they're willing to cut deeper tracks for the contestants now. Edited May 6 by Someone648 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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