I spotted when Adam Levine said the voice isn’t a competitive show but Michael bublé just proved him right

On February 11, 2025By Littum

Spoiler Alert! This story contains minor spoilers about night 2 of The voice Season 27 Blind Auditions from February 10th. The episode can be streamed with one Peacock subscription If you need to catch up on it.

The voice Has become quite intense at some points over the years and no one should know better than Adam Levine. And -The trainer returned to season 27 – currently sent on 2025 TV plan – and in view of the fact that he has been involved in some of Show’s most controversial momentsI found it totally funny when he said in an interview that he doesn’t see The voice like a competition. Well, here we are, only two episodes into the season, and it seems that Michael Bublé may have just proven him right.

What Adam Levine said about the voice not a competitive show

Fans were happy to see Adam Levine Return to joining veteran John Legend, defending champion Michael Bublé and Rookie Kelsea Ballerini at The voice Coaching panel This season, and maybe it’s the fact that his old rival Blake Shelton has long withdrawn his big red chair, but the Maroon 5 singer seemed to have a more fraternal approach to coaching as he told People At the forefront of Season 27:

I don’t really see it as a competition anymore and I know they won’t like it, but that’s not what it is. It is an opportunity for us to share our experiences with the people on the show. And it’s always been.

I have to say, I love kind of the new attitude where it’s less about winning and more about getting the most out of the artist’s experience. (That’s the reason I’ve always thought The voice have to get rid of blocks.) Levine continued:

I mean, you definitely get competitive that these juices are flowing with certainty. But I don’t see it as a competition and I don’t think I can bring anything other than what I just have from life and a career. And I think it’s really valuable for the people on the show who need this experience or who push this help. And that’s what I think we’re there for.

I am definitely all for that because it is true that it is not only the artist who wins the money at the end who has the chance to take advantage of this experience. Sorry about my skepticism though, but this friendlier, softer Adam Levine was something I had to see to believe. Nor did it take long thanks to the Canadian crooner of the panel.

How Michael Bublé helped prove Adam Levine right

In the evening 2 of the blind auditions that were sent 10 February, Hayden Grove Took the stage for a reproduction of “Mack the Knife” – a song clearly in Michael Bublés Haron. It turns out that Bublé has even crossed trails with gross in real life and followed him on social media, but at the end of the audition only Adam Levine had turned around.

The winning season 26 coach explained that Hayden Grove’s Vibrato had paused him, and Michael Bublé even came on stage to demonstrate how standards are traditionally sung. Although Grove joined an opposing team, Bublé expressed interest in improving the artist and told Adam Levine:

My point is this: You help him. I know he is on your team and he will dominate, but I help you help him because he has everything it takes.

Adam Levine welcomed her page and told his new team member:

I love it! … I don’t have the knowledge of the song you sang that he has, but an amazing voice is an amazing voice is an amazing voice. It doesn’t matter. We get an explosion.

The focus of the coaches in this case was solely on what was best for Hayden Grove, not which of them would take credit for the victory (though I would be down for some kind of team Levineblé. Team Madam?). You can see the audition in its entirety below:

Hayden Grove gives a head-turning performance of “Mack the Knife” | The Voice Blind Auditions | NBC – YouTube
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All this talk about the trainers that help each other do not mean The voice However, has become a big Kumbaya Law Party. Michael Bublé performed a brutal block against Kelsea Ballerini to secure Countryartist Braxton Garza For himself, and Adam Levine closed the episode of winning this third of four four-salt wines and enjoying how well it felt to beat his fellow trainer.

It’s more like Adam Levine I’m used to. New episodes of The voice Air at. 20 a Monday on NBC.