There are quite a number of reasons for which love may not be returned as hoped. Loving someone who doesn’t feel the same way is not restricted to just adolescents or teenagers, in fact, much older people experience this as well. Sometimes they are lucky to find that the one they like feels the same way about them but on the other hand, others get the bad luck of liking someone who doesn’t feel the same way. Most times, people in this stage tend to discover what it means to have a crush on another person. Usually, we go through life with its numerous challenges that come in different stages, with one of the most challenging times of life being that of adolescents. Each team of ten will be reduced to only five - there are no more steals, and each artist will choose which song he or she performs.Songs about loving someone you can’t have can serve as the best companion to deal with the frustration of unrequited love. The Voice is back next Monday with a brand-new knockout round. And so the battles end on a high note (see what I did there?). Christina instantly steals Chevonne, to her delight: This lady belongs on Team Xtina.
All of a sudden, Chevonne is bending over backwards doing some kind of crazy Little Monster gymnastics, and then Avery’s spinning and spinning more and I don’t understand what’s happening but it is excellent.Īs much as I love Chevonne, Avery is next-level great. Their energy is intoxicating - both are headliners in their own right. The live performance is one of the best we’ve seen, perhaps second to Trevin Hunte and Amanda Brown’s. At first, Chevonne’s belting on “Titanium” gives baby-faced qtpie Avery the yips, but his voice quickly recovers its gorgeous body. (Remind me why he went with Cee Lo?) I have a soft spot for tiny, badass Chevonne, whose body mass is at least 60 percent hair.
Both killed in their blind auditions - particularly Avery, whose “Without You” earned a four-chair turnaround. The last battle of the season brings together Team Cee Lo’s dancer-turned-singer Avery Wilson and Chevonne, a former backing vocalist for Lady Gaga. Kelly seems far more than a year younger than her competitor, and somehow frailer - despite the fact that she has at least six inches on Paige, not counting the mohawk. Adam calls the performance “very sweet,” “a musical pillow fight.” To me, it feels like something out of Kidz Bop. As they rehearse, Blake paces the studio with earbuds in I have chosen to imagine that he’s actually blasting one of his own songs to drown out all this god-awful non-country.įor their final performance, Kelly has aggressively crimped her hair into some kind of window treatment, while Michaela’s ensemble looks like it was assembled after a Supermarket Sweep-style sprint through Hot Topic. With a song like that, it’s hard to think that the deck isn’t stacked in favor of the punk rocker, but Blake nevertheless warns Michaela not to “oversing” and corrupt the melody. Shelton chooses Joan Jett’s “I Hate Myself for Loving You” for this battle.
These young women are only 15 and 16, respectively, so brb while I chug a vial of Death Becomes Her potion. Next, Team Blake matches up country sweetheart Kelly Crapa (girlfriend thinks she can convince us it’s pronounced cray-pa) and mohawked Michaela Paige. The other coaches have used up all their steals - Jordan is out of luck. Denying her Mouseketeer-Disney-Illuminati roots, Christina sends Adriana on to the knockout round. Hell, Jordan’s probably even touched a Jonas, or at least uncomfortably shuffled past one in a narrow backstage hallway.ĭespite its surprisingly low-quality karaoke backing track, their live duet is heated Cee Lo calls the battle “the Olympics” of The Voice. She’s “just” a waitress, she worries aloud, whereas Jordan once toured with the Jonases. Visibly nervous, Adriana is encouraged not to hold back in rehearsals. Christina assigns them Katy Perry’s “Hot N Cold” - kind of an obvious choice? After all, in the blind auditions, Jordan covered “The One That Got Away” and Adriana performed “Domino.” (Yes, that’s by Jessie J, but I thought it was a Katy Perry song for at least six months.) Team Christina opens the proceedings with Brooklyn-born Adriana Louise and Disney alum Jordan Pruitt, her eye on an ever-elusive post-pubescent career. This is where I’d make an elaborate World War II reference if the public school system hadn’t failed me. The Voice’s final battles aired last night.
0 kommentar(er)
