I'm not really a fan of the Voice, or X factor. I find them really subpar ways of experiencing talented singers. I suppose some good singers have come from these competitions, but truth be told I could only tell you one or two that I remember. Susan Boyle is definitely my favourite, but she was on Britains Got Talent, not The Voice. Life is just too short to spend you're time watch crappy tv. Who watches tv these days anyway? Everything is on Netflix, and it's only a matter of time before Netflix create their version of the Voice and everyone is ranting and raving about it. I like the idea of it all, but the execution of these kind of performances doesn't interest me. I remember when the winner of the X factor would always be number 1 at Christmas time, thankfully these pointless charts don't seem to matter as much as they once did. It's just good that we are living in an age where reddit exists and all kinds of different subreddits exist where we can experience the things we enjoy rather than watching crappy tv like the Voice. Also, I don't know about the Voice in the USA, but the Voice in the UK had Jessie J as one of the judges and I always felt like she was the worst choice for a judge, she had released one album and they were crowning her as a judge, and she comes across really stuck up. I heard that Channing Tatum was dating her. Really interesting.