They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery -- and flattered Dan + Shay were when The Voice contestants Cam Anthony and Emma Caroline took on their hit collaboration with Justin Bieber, "10,000 Hours," which quickly shot the Country duo into stardom in 2019.
While all of The Voice coaches were thrilled with both of the 25-year-old singers' stellar performances, it was Blake Shelton's 'Battles Rounds' advisors Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney who were moved the most.
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Following Cam and Emma's performance, which you can watch above, Shay admitted, "I legitimately have chills. I'm crying a little bit." Dan chimed in saying, "You guys both made the song your own, and it's better than the original!"
While the high praise from Dan + Shay certainly had each of the competitors reeling, it was back to business for the show's sake when Shelton declared Cam the winner of the battle, but used his one save to keep Emma in the running. "I wanted to scare some stage presence into you," he told her after letting her sweat it out.
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Speaking of the sweats, singer and coach Kelly Clarkson recently revealed the one song that gives her reason to say "I'm going to leave that alone" on the show earlier in the week.
While reminding viewers that she loves singing in different languages, Kelly admitted to her Team Advisor Luis Fonsi that she finds the sheer amount of lyrics in his worldwide hit single "Despacito" daunting. "I just realized something," Kelly said to Luis, "you have the one song in history I'm afraid to cover..." His response: "Aw, come on, you have to cover it now!" He's right, you know.
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