Wings October 4, 2017 Share October 4, 2017 (edited) 45 minutes ago, chenoa333 said: Why did Gwen leave? Geez I can't stand Jennifer Hudson. I don't like Gwen either. I'm not easy to please huh!? Lol They rotate the 2 center judges. Gwen will be back and we will have to deal with the team of Blake and Gwen. Not a good look for them or enjoyable for us. Edited October 4, 2017 by wings707 1 Link to comment
TheGreenKnight October 5, 2017 Share October 5, 2017 Wow, bad news all around. Losing Miley and getting back a dullard like Alicia. :/ 3 Link to comment
Keekski October 5, 2017 Share October 5, 2017 Kelly will be awesome! I am still waiting for Pink to be a judge. And for Adam and Blake to fucking LEAVE. 7 Link to comment
chenoa333 October 6, 2017 Share October 6, 2017 On 10/4/2017 at 3:44 PM, wings707 said: They rotate the 2 center judges. Gwen will be back and we will have to deal with the team of Blake and Gwen. Not a good look for them or enjoyable for us. I can deal with Blake...just Blake. But NOT Blake and big red lips (Gwen). 4 Link to comment
Shades of Scarlet October 8, 2017 Share October 8, 2017 Ugh. Alicia is assuredly a very nice person but offers even more vapid commentary than Pharrell. 4 Link to comment
Dots And Stripes October 11, 2017 Share October 11, 2017 Miley told Howard Stern she is not schedule to return. It doesn't sound like she's done for good, just done for now. It makes sense she won't be on next season with Kelly, Adam, and Blake. I hope that they will bring back Christina the season after next (late 2018), but I could also them leaving their options open to see how Kelly does. 2 Link to comment
Shades of Scarlet October 11, 2017 Share October 11, 2017 2 hours ago, Dots And Stripes said: Miley told Howard Stern she is not schedule to return. It doesn't sound like she's done for good, just done for now. It makes sense she won't be on next season with Kelly, Adam, and Blake. I hope that they will bring back Christina the season after next (late 2018), but I could also them leaving their options open to see how Kelly does. Nice!!! That's good news. She's 24. She can do this for a while. :) And I love the energy she brings. Agreed that she doesn't fit if Kelly is there. 1 Link to comment
TheGreenKnight October 11, 2017 Share October 11, 2017 16 hours ago, Dots And Stripes said: Miley told Howard Stern she is not schedule to return. It doesn't sound like she's done for good, just done for now. It makes sense she won't be on next season with Kelly, Adam, and Blake. I hope that they will bring back Christina the season after next (late 2018), but I could also them leaving their options open to see how Kelly does. Oh, good. I hope she returns again. I had wondered if they had put her off because her newest album didn't open that well on the charts. I wish we could get a season of Kelly and Christina together. I wouldn't mind if Usher came back, but I doubt he ever will. After he won, he seemed to lose interest; I was hoping the same would be the case for Alicia. I have a feeling Kelly will be very well-received on this show. Being funny has always come naturally to her. 1 Link to comment
vast wasteland October 11, 2017 Share October 11, 2017 Have to admit I have become a Miley fan. She seems honest, and like she would be fun to hang around with. Plus I do like her voice, and her sense of humor. "My voice is deeper than either of you guys." "Yeh, I'm Dorothy, you're Toto, get in your basket." Said to Adam Levine , which of course endeared her to me. 'Carpool Karaoke': Miley Cyrus Sings Hits, Talks Poor Driving Skills 3 Link to comment
Star Aristille October 11, 2017 Share October 11, 2017 The pairs have been publicly revealed. Team Adam Team Miley Team Jennifer Team Blake 1 Link to comment
Dots And Stripes October 12, 2017 Share October 12, 2017 10 hours ago, TheGreenKnight said: Oh, good. I hope she returns again. I had wondered if they had put her off because her newest album didn't open that well on the charts. I wish we could get a season of Kelly and Christina together. I wouldn't mind if Usher came back, but I doubt he ever will. After he won, he seemed to lose interest; I was hoping the same would be the case for Alicia. I have a feeling Kelly will be very well-received on this show. Being funny has always come naturally to her. I can't see Kelly and Christina on together unless Adam or Blake can't do a season. Christina being part Latina is just not enough diversity and I think a non-diverse panel would be an unforced error. I had totally missed that Kelly already talked about some of the upcoming coaching changes and that was already posted in this thread. Kelly and Alicia sounds interesting. Kelly is hyper and Alicia is chill. I think that will balance each other out. 3 Link to comment
vast wasteland October 14, 2017 Share October 14, 2017 On 10/4/2017 at 1:55 PM, wings707 said: I am looking forward to Kelly, big time. I adore that girl. You know, I have always admired her way of approaching fame, but this made me a fan for life. 4 Link to comment
Wings October 14, 2017 Share October 14, 2017 33 minutes ago, vast wasteland said: You know, I have always admired her way of approaching fame, but this made me a fan for life. I remember this well, I watched it. She is special. I have always admired her too, she is genuine in everything she does. Link to comment
Star Aristille October 18, 2017 Share October 18, 2017 More confirmation from Kelly that Alicia is back next season: Very comical way of announcing it. Link to comment
Star Aristille November 22, 2017 Share November 22, 2017 Sad news for Jack Cassidy from last season. His uncle, David, has died: https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/david-cassidy-‘partridge-family’-star-dies-at-67/ar-BBFsR3A?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp Condolences to the Cassidy family. Link to comment
dcinmb December 17, 2017 Share December 17, 2017 HuffPost: ‘The Voice’ Is Great TV. It’s Just Not Always Great For The Winners. 2 Link to comment
jhlipton December 18, 2017 Share December 18, 2017 10 hours ago, dcinmb said: HuffPost: ‘The Voice’ Is Great TV. It’s Just Not Always Great For The Winners. Well-written article -- thanks! Link to comment
vast wasteland December 23, 2017 Share December 23, 2017 (edited) Can the ‘The Voice’ winner Chloe Kohanski be the show’s first real ‘superstar’? Edited December 24, 2017 by vast wasteland fixed it. Link to comment
jhlipton December 24, 2017 Share December 24, 2017 It's going to be hard for Chloe to capitalize too much If she's stuck doing the Las Vegas shoe for any length of time. Link to comment
SunnyBeBe January 5, 2018 Share January 5, 2018 (edited) On 12/17/2017 at 11:58 AM, dcinmb said: HuffPost: ‘The Voice’ Is Great TV. It’s Just Not Always Great For The Winners. Thanks for this link. From the article above: Quote In fact, the producers never wanted to mimic “Idol,” even if it “blazed a path” for them in the TV landscape, Daly said. “We didn’t really create the show to create a celebrity musician or make people rich and famous. That was never really the goal of the show. We are proud to say that so many of the artists who have been on ‘The Voice’ in any capacity have quit their sandwich-making jobs and are doing well in music. And at the end of the day that’s winning, to us.” Daly said this? OMG. So, they don't want their winners to be successful, like Jennifer Hudson, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson.......Please. Don't insult my intelligence. Their coaches sound like fools going on and on about how The Voice is their path to super stardom. It's beyond idiotic. I suppose that the producers, including Daly, are just too ashamed to admit that they don't do squat to help their contestants to success and basically are a scam for pretending otherwise. (Just call it a glorified singing contest for money and be done with it.) https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/the-voice-success-for-winners_us_5a0b545ee4b00a6eece4e116?utm_campaign=hp_fb_pages&utm_source=main_fb&utm_medium=facebook&ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000063 To me, The Voice producers are their own worst enemy. So very not impressed with how they run that show. And don't me started on how the Tweeter Save is unfair. The article describes how some of the coaches continue to support their team artists, after the show and that's nice, but, the show should a little more responsibility, if they are going to play it up that way. Edited January 5, 2018 by SunnyBeBe 1 Link to comment
jhlipton January 7, 2018 Share January 7, 2018 (edited) On 1/5/2018 at 3:42 PM, SunnyBeBe said: So, they don't want their winners to be successful, like Jennifer Hudson, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson. I suppose that the producers, including Daly, are just too ashamed to admit that they don't do squat to help their contestants to success and basically are a scam for pretending otherwise. And don't me started on how the Tweeter Save is unfair. The article sounds like they aim for success, not "superstardom". And of your three, Hudson was not a winner on Idol. “Pretty much all the winners are picked up,” [executive producer Audrey] Morrissey said. “There is choice amongst the label what they do with them, but we, as a television show, once they won, we’re not necessarily personally involved in their careers. We do everything in our power to prop them up, as we can, but that’s when it flips over to, really, the music business." [Sawyer] Fredericks, for one, confirmed that “The Voice” producers have kept tabs on him and his career. “I don’t think it’s completely like I’m on my own. They’ve helped out quite a bit, and they’ve offered me to do stuff with the show,” "Miley [Cyrus], famously, my God, she keeps in touch with everybody, is texting constantly.” But,yes. the Twitter Save is completely unfair. Edited January 7, 2018 by jhlipton Added more quotes Link to comment
SunnyBeBe January 7, 2018 Share January 7, 2018 (edited) That's right. Hudson, was not a winner on AI, but, did well and is now on their show (The Voice,) that's true. I just meant that why would they not want to see their contestants reach stardom, success, whatever term is used. Yes, their former winners can make it playing county fairs and local clubs, but, that's not how The Voice plays it up when they describe it on air. Some of their contestants already have that kind of career when they are approached by The Voice to come as a contestant. Afterwards, they return to that. I suppose the exposure helps some, plus there's the money and a car, but, it's not really THAT big of a deal in their career, if you look at it later on. That's my issue. Because, it could be. I see the show as extremely misleading and down right hypocritical. It's nice that Sawyer Fredericks is so positive. I think he's just being polite about The Voice. It seems that he's doing pretty much what he did before he won The Voice. I don't count what the individual coaches do to support the contestants counting as what The Voice does. I's nice, but, it's not their responsibility. A show with a better plan would be nice. I haven't seem much that The Voice does to help their winners and while The Voice seems to be proud of that fact, to me it's shameful and a missed opportunity. So, barring another talented artist from my home state, I'm done. Except that I do think it might be funny seeing how all the contestants will want to be on Kelly Clarkson's team. lol Agree on Twitter save being unfair. (correction from, my Tweeter above. lol) Edited January 7, 2018 by SunnyBeBe 1 Link to comment
jhlipton January 7, 2018 Share January 7, 2018 5 hours ago, SunnyBeBe said: I haven't seem much that The Voice does to help their winners and while The Voice seems to be proud of that fact, to me it's shameful and a missed opportunity. There's only so much the producers or coaches can do -- after the show, the winners are bound to the record company (which is why 2nd and 3rd place contestants often do better than winners -- they have the exposure but can go with whatever label, in whatever capacity they want). I think the biggest complaint -- for The Voice, American Idol, and most other talent competitions -- is how the record companies handle the winners after the show, not with the producers of the show. Link to comment
SunnyBeBe January 7, 2018 Share January 7, 2018 15 minutes ago, jhlipton said: There's only so much the producers or coaches can do -- after the show, the winners are bound to the record company (which is why 2nd and 3rd place contestants often do better than winners -- they have the exposure but can go with whatever label, in whatever capacity they want). I think the biggest complaint -- for The Voice, American Idol, and most other talent competitions -- is how the record companies handle the winners after the show, not with the producers of the show. Maybe, they could take some notes from American Idol. For all their faults, their success stories aren't too shabby. 1 Link to comment
viajero January 9, 2018 Share January 9, 2018 On 1/7/2018 at 2:26 PM, SunnyBeBe said: Maybe, they could take some notes from American Idol. For all their faults, their success stories aren't too shabby. But almost all Idol's success stories came from the early seasons. The winners of their final seasons have hardly done any better than those coming out of The Voice. The music industry has changed dramatically over the past decade in ways that makes it much more difficult for contestants on these shows to make it big. The exception of course was the X-Factor USA, which though it failed as a TV show, succeeded in its objective of manufacturing pop stars. Six contestants from Season 2 alone have made it on to the charts and one of them currently has the #2 song on the Hot 100. I don't think its coincidental considering that two of the judges on that show are among the most successful music producers of our time and took over the careers of those particular contestants after the show was over. 2 Link to comment
jhlipton January 12, 2018 Share January 12, 2018 On 1/9/2018 at 0:46 PM, viajero said: The exception of course was the X-Factor USA, which though it failed as a TV show, succeeded in its objective of manufacturing pop stars. Six contestants from Season 2 alone have made it on to the charts and one of them currently has the #2 song on the Hot 100. I don't think its coincidental considering that two of the judges on that show are among the most successful music producers of our time and took over the careers of those particular contestants after the show was over. Here's an idea: have the head of A&R for four labels as the judges / coaches/ mentors. By the end of the season, the winner will have a rapport with someone who can really help get an album out and sell it to the stations. Link to comment
ElectricBoogaloo January 12, 2018 Share January 12, 2018 The Voice won a Critics' Choice Award for Best Reality Competition Series! Link to comment
yourpointis February 4, 2018 Share February 4, 2018 (edited) Edited February 4, 2018 by yourpointis Link to comment
jhlipton February 5, 2018 Share February 5, 2018 On 2/3/2018 at 10:36 PM, yourpointis said: Complete and utter rubbish, based on rumors and gossip. 1 Link to comment
yourpointis February 6, 2018 Share February 6, 2018 jhlipton I don't know either way about the validity of that video, but I truly don't and never will believe any reality show is 100% authentic. 2 Link to comment
jhlipton February 6, 2018 Share February 6, 2018 12 hours ago, yourpointis said: jhlipton I don't know either way about the validity of that video, but I truly don't and never will believe any reality show is 100% authentic. It may not be 100% authentic, but there are several of the allegations can be proven false -- namely the voting, and the time with the coaches. When JHud was voted off of American Idol, there was an uproar about people not getting through. All the shows improved there voting process after that. Moreover, the highest and lowest votes matched iTune sales fairly closely. As for the judges, several contestants have said that they keep in touch, and Blake has taken several contestants on tour with him. That doesn't sound like "just the camera" time. The pros only do one or two songs each season, so the show is not about them. Only two winners on American Idol have achieved "super-star" status -- Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood. JHud came in 7th. On the other hand, Cassadee Pope is doing at least as well as Adam Lambert. Since we have at least three demonstrably false parts to the video, I feel safe in believing the rest is a crock as well. We do know that the contestants' "story" is molded by the producers, so that much is "fake". (But I skip over all but the singing anyway!) This is a much more balanced, and much more believable article: ‘The Voice’ Is Great TV. It’s Just Not Always Great For The Winners. 1 Link to comment
viajero February 10, 2018 Share February 10, 2018 I really don't like this. It's too much of a game show gimmick that takes away from the ability of a contestant to choose the coach they'd really rather be with. 1 Link to comment
jhlipton February 16, 2018 Share February 16, 2018 On 2/10/2018 at 12:02 PM, viajero said: I really don't like this. It's too much of a game show gimmick that takes away from the ability of a contestant to choose the coach they'd really rather be with. I totes agree! Link to comment
Padma March 2, 2018 Share March 2, 2018 On 1/7/2018 at 12:26 PM, SunnyBeBe said: Maybe, they could take some notes from American Idol. For all their faults, their success stories aren't too shabby. Personally, I think their faults are so horrible that I'd take The Voice's methods any day. Idol is -too- connected with the winner as they have no choice over their contract and it is harsh to the performers and very lucrative to the producer. It is so restrictive and unfair that, when I like someone, I root for them to come in at any position OTHER than #1. The Voice gives a singer a showcase and a shortcut to getting the attention of producers. It gives them contacts in the industry and some of those people turn out to be very helpful to them (Blake, Miley, etc. Most of them, I think, if not all, have helped at least some of their team.) Even things like giving advice when signing a contract is extremely helpful. I remember the Swon Brothers saying how much Blake helped them with that. Unlike Idol, "The Voice" is more about actually helping the artists rather than exploiting them for financial gain by people behind the show. Much better for the artist, imo, even if they don't ever become a household name/superstar. 4 Link to comment
SunnyBeBe March 3, 2018 Share March 3, 2018 22 hours ago, Padma said: Personally, I think their faults are so horrible that I'd take The Voice's methods any day. Idol is -too- connected with the winner as they have no choice over their contract and it is harsh to the performers and very lucrative to the producer. It is so restrictive and unfair that, when I like someone, I root for them to come in at any position OTHER than #1. The Voice gives a singer a showcase and a shortcut to getting the attention of producers. It gives them contacts in the industry and some of those people turn out to be very helpful to them (Blake, Miley, etc. Most of them, I think, if not all, have helped at least some of their team.) Even things like giving advice when signing a contract is extremely helpful. I remember the Swon Brothers saying how much Blake helped them with that. Unlike Idol, "The Voice" is more about actually helping the artists rather than exploiting them for financial gain by people behind the show. Much better for the artist, imo, even if they don't ever become a household name/superstar. These are good points. I just think that for whatever reason, the artists' successes were much more pronounced with AE. Basically, they were responsible for super stars, whereas The Voice has no one to really claim great success. I do give a lot of credit to people who are able to make a living with their music, but, scratching by, playing county fairs, struggling to put gas in the RV....well, that's pretty much what they did before The Voice and it continues that way. So, I suppose there's a lot to be said about having contacts, getting advice from other artists, having support from people like Blake and Miley, but, what how does that translate into being financially secure and still a name that hardly anyone recognizes? 2 Link to comment
TheGreenKnight March 6, 2018 Share March 6, 2018 I would be interested to know what The Voice contracts are like for the contestants. Somehow I don't believe they are any better or more lucrative for the contestant than Idol's at all. 2 Link to comment
SunnyBeBe March 7, 2018 Share March 7, 2018 I can't recall if the AI had a big cash prize for the winner. I recall the record deal, but, not much more, except for the free cars for the top contestants. Of course, The Voice gets that now too. The best thing about The Voice, imo, is the $100,000.00. That's enough to really help a person, who hasn't had much or any income during the year. They can at least, get a car and pay off some debt. But, as far as being a REAL stepping stone on the way to their career.......naaaay. Not really. Link to comment
Padma March 10, 2018 Share March 10, 2018 The thing I like about the Voice is they don't profit from the winner's career. AI producers contract own you, lock stock and barrel. Link to comment
viajero March 11, 2018 Share March 11, 2018 8 hours ago, Padma said: The thing I like about the Voice is they don't profit from the winner's career. AI producers contract own you, lock stock and barrel. Which also means that they don't have as much incentive to do what they can to further the winner's career. 5 Link to comment
Padma March 11, 2018 Share March 11, 2018 15 hours ago, viajero said: Which also means that they don't have as much incentive to do what they can to further the winner's career. True, but I'd choose a tv. showcase and artistic independence over what AI does. (Plus, being able to choose a coach. I'd choose one who's known for staying in touch with and helping his/her team.) Artistic independence cuunts for a lot. If I were a very popular AI finalist, I'd be doing my best to finish F2 not F1. On the Voice there's no downside to winning. Link to comment
PhD-Purgatory15 March 15, 2018 Share March 15, 2018 (edited) For those interested in finding out what the battle round pairings will look like, the 4 digital behind the scenes videos with each team are up on the Voice's Youtube channel. Edited to say that a leaked battle is now up, if you are interested... Edited March 17, 2018 by PhD-Purgatory15 Link to comment
VCRTracking March 20, 2018 Share March 20, 2018 Blake telling a funny story about him, Adam and Kelly Clarkson from New Year's Eve a few years ago on Jimmy Fallon: 2 Link to comment
viajero April 11, 2018 Share April 11, 2018 Some of this are carryovers from last season (fan pick, special duets), but I generally don't like more gimmicks. http://deadline.com/2018/04/the-voice-nbc-three-night-consecutive-run-reveal-theme-weeks-1202362257/ Link to comment
Prin Holmes May 11, 2018 Share May 11, 2018 Next season's coaching lineup has been revealed: http://tvline.com/2018/05/10/the-voice-season-15-coaches-kelly-clarkson-jennifer-hudson-returning/ It'll be Adam, Jennifer, Kelly, and Blake. 3 Link to comment
AntAnn May 11, 2018 Share May 11, 2018 19 hours ago, Prin Holmes said: It'll be Adam, Jennifer, Kelly, and Blake. Ugh, not excited to have jhud back :( 12 Link to comment
netlyon2 May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 On 5/11/2018 at 5:06 PM, AntAnn said: Ugh, not excited to have jhud back :( Not only am I not excited to have JHud back, I’m also worried about this combination. Kelly was fun and cute in a season with chill-ass Alicia and a relatively low-key Adam. Will that charm remain in a season with another showboat (and a potentially spazzy Adam)? Imagine the times where Kelly has been like, “OH MY GOD, ALICIA KEYS, BLAH BLAH BLAH!!” and Alicia barely engaged with it. Now imagine how JHud will respond. Yeesh, I’ve terrified myself. ? 7 Link to comment
Wings May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 1 hour ago, netlyon2 said: Not only am I not excited to have JHud back, I’m also worried about this combination. Kelly was fun and cute in a season with chill-ass Alicia and a relatively low-key Adam. Will that charm remain in a season with another showboat (and a potentially spazzy Adam)? Imagine the times where Kelly has been like, “OH MY GOD, ALICIA KEYS, BLAH BLAH BLAH!!” and Alicia barely engaged with it. Now imagine how JHud will respond. Yeesh, I’ve terrified myself. ? I agree. Kelly is an extrovert and engages everyone. I can see her bantering with JHud because she would not want to do otherwise and can't help herself. I am shocked they asked her back. I didn't get the idea that the rest of the cast liked her. If felt strained to me; she was exhausting. I have only been watching the blinds and the final eliminations anyway, I am tired of it. There is far too much niff naw with mentors and judges coaching. 5 Link to comment
SunnyBeBe May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 JHud is just not a good choice, imo. I just can't.....oh well.....I keep trying to quit this show, but, it always seem to pull me back in. JHud is a good reason to leave it alone. NOW, if they would STOP putting North Carolinians into the live playoffs, I would at least have a chance to part ways. But, it seems like they can't do that for some reason. If I have to endure JHud another season......please no... 4 Link to comment
Ohwell May 16, 2018 Share May 16, 2018 I can't take JHud so I won't be watching. Nope nope nope. 5 Link to comment
Wicked May 16, 2018 Share May 16, 2018 If Kelly couldn't keep me watching this season, JHud is enough to keep me from even trying next season. She's awful. 5 Link to comment
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