The live playoffs continue.
So, does this new round of performances merit a few prediction adjustments?
Lets take a look at how these 10 remaining hopefuls did in the second live round ofThe Voice.
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WilkesDont Speak by No Doubt
THIS.
Pryor Baird Nine to Five by Dolly Parton
Here we go again.
Pryor Baird begins, carries, and ends his song at full-tilt volume.
Its just the way he operates.
His gravelly, Bob Seger-meets-Michael McDonald voice is kind of like a gimmick at this point.
New prediction: Wilkes and Gary Edwards advance to the Top 12.
Team Alicia
Terrence Cunningham Aint Nobody by Chaka Khan
Oof.
Its what he did in the blinds, too.
But Terrence inserts a little too much artistry into the opening of this thing and renders it practically unrecognizable.
Its possible, considering the depth of this squad.
Jackie Foster Alone by Heart
OKAY JACKIE FOSTER.
No one, not even Alicia Keys herself, was expecting her to pull off those iconic screams.
Kelsea JohnsonNeed U Bad by Jazmine Sullivan
Compared to her exciting delivery last night, this is a snooze.
And his rendition of it is, lets say, half good.
There are a lot of spots with pitch problems and a lot of parts that are right on point.
When its good, its good.
When its not, its not.
Terrence hasnt done enough here tonight, sorry.
