Here we go again for a new evening of vocalizations, tears and stage fright in “The Voice”. During this twelfth broadcast of season 14 of the TF 1 telecrochet, a group of artists competed against each other during this second phase of the “cross-battles” event. What is the rule for this step? Two “talents” from two different teams compete on different songs, and only one of them is saved by the public (who votes using a remote control).
“This stage boosts the performances, it’s as if they were playing their lives by singing on stage,” comments Vianney. There are big surprises. Obviously, the public does not always agree with us, but it is the public who is right, it is they who decide.” “It’s getting hot,” adds Bigflo. “Let the war begin!”, Mika even blurted out.
And it is not far from reality, since the episode was marked by victories and eliminations played with a few specks of percentage. First Gabriel from the Mika team, who launches with his high voice like Thom Yorke, on a reinterpretation of “Chandelier”, by Sia. The dandy will face Morpho, at Zazie whom she describes as an “aerial artist with a lot of emotional intensity”, on William Sheller and his classic “Un Homme Heureux”.
The very close results provoke the revolt of the coaches
For good humor and to boost your morale if the week has been difficult, you will have to go back and change the channel. But the coaches praise the performances “with a lot of tenderness on both sides”, “a non-demonstrative elegance” and “a beautiful difference”. Result of the polls: Gabriel continues, saved by the public with 55%. “It’s played with only ten people,” explains Vianney.
Follows the confrontation between Lyze, from Zazie’s team, and Mewhy, from Mika. And here too, the result of the vote is very close. “It comes down to only 7 votes, very few,” shouts Nikos, while Lize is saved with only 51.7% of the votes. Mika can’t believe it and belches, disgusted for his foal who has done well.
But the evening of results of this type is not over. To the point that revolt is rising among the coaches. Vianney, “the Roger Federer of song” as Nikos dares to call him, continues with Odem, against Sahteene, from Bigflo. Odem won the round with just one vote difference, or 50.2%! Enough to make Bigflo come off his hinges, calling into question the elimination procedure.
“We should be able to defend our talents,” rages Biglfo
“I’m not a bad player, but in terms of speaking time, if there could be a clock. People talk (a lot) and people vote (in the same period of time) and then afterward, it comes down to 0.2%,” rages the rapper, putting himself next to the host.
“We are doing it, but I would like everyone to agree,” retorts Nikos Aliagas. “Attention production, I’m making a revolution, we should defend our talents, I’m not a bad player,” continues Biglflo. We should be able to defend our talents, it’s done. Then, votes are opened, people vote and the result is announced. While there, it’s talking, people are voting at the same time…” “But be careful, people can change votes along the way,” specifies Nikos Aliagas. “But people don’t know that, we haven’t told them,” grumbles the Toulouse artist.
Vianney gets involved and joins them on stage. “You underestimate the public, you are alienating them, the rest of the adventure is going to be very complicated for you” “On the contrary,” retorts Bigflo with a big smile. “Bigflo president, Bigflo president,” chants Mika from her red seat.
“No, but here we are losing an incredible talent by just one voice” “And I don’t have 49.3”, continues Nikos Aliagas before specifying: “You know what guys? Be more biting! If you consider that it could be at 0.2%, well, send the wood, Dad, if you want it to go up to 0.7%! Go vote for me, here we go! », he exclaims, his fist in the air!
