Yahoo Lifestyle Kelsea Ballerini Calls Out Adam Levine for "Notorious" 'Voice' Move
It's only one episode since Adam Levine returned to The Voice, and it looks like he's already doing things differently than before!
Season 27 of the NBC series premiered on February 3, and viewers were quickly introduced to singer Grace-Miller Moody. She decided to sing a soulful rendition of Adam's band Maroon 5's hit song "Sunday Morning," which left everyone completely stunned by her talent. As coaches Michael Bublé, John Legend and Kelsea Ballerini all turned their chairs for Grace-Miller, Adam shocked everyone by hitting the red button as well. What's more, the move had everyone riled up for a surprising reason.
"Adam notoriously does not turn for his own song!" Kelsea exclaimed in a clip posted on YouTube. "So, you have broken the code!"
Kelsea wasn't the only one shocked by Adam's surprise move. John also had some thoughts on the entire situation, trying to convince Grace-Miller she needed a coach who'd been on The Voice in recent seasons.
"Obviously, all of us feel like we're at a disadvantage," John added, with the audience cracking up. "It's been a long since Adam has been on The Voice, and he's quite likely very, very rusty. You'll need someone that's got more recent experience and you understand how it's been on the show for the last 10 seasons and not how it was way back in the ancient era."
Given the entire audition caused a stir, fans couldn't stop commenting how good Grace-Miller's vocals sounded.
"What a way to start off Adam's comeback season," one person wrote in the YouTube comments. "Very unique... I love her," another agreed. "Love the voice and the arrangement," a different follower added.
So, did Kelsea and John's comments on Adam's unexpected chair turn pan out for them? It seemed like Adam made the right call, as Grace-Miller chose him to be her mentor throughout the competition.
Well, it looks like Adam's rise to victory is only just beginning!
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