Wendy Moten (Team Blake) and Paris Winningham (Team Blake), “Change the World” - Wendy’s grade: B, Paris’ grade: B+ | OK, so the contestants were all going to be paired up to duet on ‘90s songs. Jershika reaches parts of my soul that I would’ve sworn were long dead and buried. Hell, there was barely even any typing of this recap during it! I know she’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but damn. There would be no checking your cellphone during this performance. She flexed and flexed till you - or at least I - was just like, “Holy crap!” Every step of the way, she was a portrait of presence personified.
Jershika Maple (Team Legend), “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me” - Grade: A | Talking through the song choice with her coach, Jershika explained that she saw the sun in the title as her dreams - if it/they went down, well, how bleak would that be? On stage, the 25-year-old Texan worked her lower register like a gym rat might their biceps. Still, it was a fun, mostly painless performance. But then one of them went a bit iffy on their harmonies, and what was perfectly lovely became at best, eh, imperfectly lovely. Bouncy Sasha even managed to stay in place on stage (at least until he bounded off to retrieve his guitar from Ari). And, in fact, the Allens started off pretty strong. Robinson” - Grade: C | In rehearsal, the father/son duo sounded like they were going to deliver a perfectly lovely cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s classic, which they attributed to the support of their loved ones and their coach (who apparently spent hours deliberating their song selection with them). (If you didn’t, you can catch up here.) Question Monday night was, which of the Top 8 acts actually sang like they belonged in the finals? Aand… ? Who did? Read on. If you read TVLine’s fearless predictions of the The Voice’s Season 21 Final Five this weekend, you already know who I think will be competing in next week’s finals.
The Voice: Well, Duh - Obviously, Season 21's Winner Is Going to Be.
#YOU ARE WONDERFUL TONIGHT LYRICS HOW TO#
Fauci, Teaches How to Navigate Omicron During Christmas SNL: Kate McKinnon Makes Season 47 Debut as Dr.
0 kommentar(er)
