‘The Voice’ Contestant Amazes Coaches Into 4-Chair Turn in Under 10 Seconds: ‘You Can Take This Whole Thing’ | Exclusive Clip
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During the ongoing "The Voice" blind auditions, country artist Cade Mower wowed the coaches with his rendition of Zach Bryan's "Something in the Orange," securing a four-chair turn in under 10 seconds. The clip, shared exclusively with TheWrap, showcased Mower's mesmerizing performance. Adam Levine was the first coach to turn his chair, impressed by Mower's rendition within just a few seconds.
Kelly Clarkson and Queen Latifah followed closely behind with their admiration. Riley Green was the last coach to commit, turning his chair as Mower was mid-way through his second line. Queen Latifah praised Mower's performance, while Levine noted their unlikely pairing, recalling his victory from last season. Clarkson agreed, emphasizing the coach's ability to navigate diverse backgrounds.
Green argued for the potential of an international tour, sparking a light-hearted exchange between the coaches. To learn who Mower ultimately chose as his coach, tune in to the fourth night of blind auditions on NBC on Monday, Sept. 28 at 8 p.m.
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