This musical compilation highlights the most-viewed blind audition performances from the young talents group during the competitive season. The footage presents exceptional vocal vocalists taking the stage to perform a diverse selection of hit records ranging from rhythmic pop tracks to intense rap arrangements and emotional ballads. Each performance captures the unique element where judges evaluate contestants solely based on auditory delivery before pressing buttons to rotate their chairs in approval.
A performance on \"The Voice\" featuring a singer who incorporates American Sign Language (ASL) into their act to honor a non-verbal sister. The segment transitions from a powerful musical performance about resilience and light to a heartfelt conversation about accessibility in music, followed by a poignant spoken-word or song narrative regarding family struggles and fatherhood.
There's no need to compare
You ever heard about karma?
You wanna get back what you give
If you feel like dancing in the rain
Just go for it
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm not sorry
I am what I am
Baby, skip
I don't care what you want
All you need is love, love, love, love
Skip right down to your bones
All you need is love, love, love, love
You can't make a fuss
You have no choice
There ain't no gold
In this river
And I don't have to swim
When I am drowning
In this silence
Baby, let me
No time to choose
What I chose to do
So go in
The chair
To choose
Oh, go in
First things first
I'ma say all the words inside my head
I'm fired up and tired
Of the way that things have been, oh
The way that things have been, oh
Tell me what you think that I could be
I'm the one at the sail
I'm the master of my sea, oh
The master of my sea, oh
I was broken from a young age
Taking my stocking to the masses
Right on my porch
For the beauty
Look at me, check to me, check to me
Feeling my sin upon hiding
From the panic
Taking my message
From the mess
My lesson
From the crazy
The beauty
Through the
When tomorrow comes
I'll be on my own
Feeling frightened of
The things that I don't know
When tomorrow comes
Tomorrow comes
And though the road is long
I look up to the sky
And in the dark
I found the ship that I wanna fly
And I sing along
I sing along
Then I sing along
I got all I need
When I get you and I
I look around me
And see a sweet light
It's dark and it's dark
But you're my flashlight
You get my heart
When you're shining in my eyes
Candlelight
You get me
You're my flashlight
Light, light
You're my flashlight
Light, light
You're my flashlight
When you're shining in my eyes
Candlelight
I can talk now.
Okay, then we'll do that.
Was that sign language?
Yes, it was American Sign Language.
The same, actually, only in English.
Why can you do that or why did you do that?
My sister can't...
Well, she doesn't speak.
And that's why I wanted to learn sign language.
Then I started to sing songs with it.
Great idea.
That's so nice what you did.
I know an artist, a very good friend of mine.
Every time she sings on stage,
she has someone with her who sings everything in sign language.
In the other language.
And I think that's so important.
Because there are so many emotions that are transported.
And music is so beautiful for us.
The people who can hear it.
And there are also other ways for people who can't hear to feel it.
Namely through frequencies, through vibrations.
And then of course also through the language you presented today.
That's why I think it's great that you showed it today.
On this The Voice stage.
Mega good.
Thank you.
Mommy.
Hayley, I know you miss your mom.
And I know you miss your dad.
When I'm gone, I'm trying to give you the love.
But now that he's here, no one ever is.
We gon' pull together through it.
We gon' do it.
Lenio was crazy.
Yeah, but he loves you, girl.
And you better know.
Hush, little baby.
Don't you cry.
Everything is gonna be all right.
Listen that I fell in love.
Little lady, I told ya.
Daddy's here to hold ya through the night.
It's funny.
That's when daddy went to California with his CD.
And met Dr. Dre.
And flew you and mama to see me.
Daddy had to work.
You and mama had to leave me.
Then you started seeing daddy on the TV.
Mama didn't like it.
And you and Laney would see.
I don't understand it.
Papa was a rolling stone.
Mama developed a habit.
And it all happened too fast for either one of us to grab it.
I'm just sorry you were there.
Had to witness it firsthand.
Because all I ever wanted to do was make you proud.
Now I'm sitting in this empty house.
Just reminiscing, looking at your baby pictures.
It just shifts me out to see how much you both have grown.
It's almost like you're sisters now.
Wow.
Gets you pretty much up.
Daddy's still here.
Laney, I'm talking to you, too.
Daddy's still here.
I like the sound, that ----.
It's got a ring to it, don't it?
Mama's only gone for the moment.
Daddy's gonna buy a bird.
I'll see you smile.
And in all shine, I'm gonna break that birdie's neck.
I'll go back to the jewel of who sold it to ya.
And make you meet every character, Mr. Dad.
Ha.
Woo!