Screw the ‘cat fight’. This was the most entertaining moment of last night’s show.
If you didn’t watch The Voice last night, the only thing you’re probably hearing about today is the ‘cat fight’ between coaches Jessie J and Delta. Which was heavily promoted over the last week as the UNMISSABLE MOMENT DELTA GOODREM WALKS OFF THE SET.
But there was another moment in last night’s episode that held our attention better than any cat fight.
When contestant Elizabeth Rimbo walked on stage to sing ‘Joyful, Joyful’ from Sister Act, she had every coach dancing in their seat, but failed to get a chair spin from any of the five coaches.
After some advice about really feeling the lyrics and the strength in the song, Jessie J and Delta Goodrem immediately got up and joined her for an impromptu performance.
And it was absolutely beautiful. And it’s what The Voice should be about.
Screw cat fights, this is what we actually want to see on TV – women supporting each other.
Elizabeth tweeted about the experience after last night’s performance, calling the audition “unforgettable”.
You can watch the performance below.
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Top Comments
I admire both Delta and Jessie J, but watching this season, Jessie J is the only judge being real. Ricky tip toes with polite critique, but Delta has been really trying to be too nice. And Jessie J seems also to know when to jump on stage to deliver an injection of humility and encouragement to people like Elizabeth. Hoping Elizabeth comes back next year, now she has more confidence and some good tips from Jessie J. Be real.
The article isn't about whether she was good enough but the fact that the judges singing with her made the moment special. As you can see by her tweet it was a wonderful experience for her.