♪♪
-I love this song.
-♪ Me and all my friends ♪
♪ We're all misunderstood ♪
♪ They say we stand for nothing and ♪
♪ There's no way we ever could ♪
♪ Now we see everything that's going wrong ♪
♪ With the world and those who lead it ♪
♪ Just feels like we don't have the means ♪
♪ To rise above and beat it ♪
♪ So we'll keep waiting ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to change ♪
♪ Keep on waiting ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to change ♪
♪ It's hard to beat the system ♪
♪ When we're standing at a distance ♪
♪ So we'll keep waiting, yeah ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to change ♪
-Come on, chairs!
-♪ Now, if we had the power ♪
♪ To bring our neighbors home from war ♪
♪ They would have never missed a Christmas ♪
♪ No more ribbons on their doors ♪
♪ And when you trust your television ♪
♪ What you get is what you got ♪
♪ 'Cause when they own the information, oh ♪
-Come on, Dan + Shay!
-♪ They can bend it all they want ♪
♪ That's why we're waiting ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to change ♪
♪ You know, we keep on waiting ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to change ♪
♪ Waiting on the world to ♪
♪ Chaaaaange ♪
-He made it.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-Come on! -Yes!
-What's your name? Where you from?
-My name is Corey Curtis. I'm 22 years old.
I'm originally from Summerville, Georgia,
but I'm based in Saraland, Alabama, now.
-Sick.
-Go! -Awesome, dude.
-Firstly, let me just say, welcome to Team Chance.
You're on "The Voice."
[ Cheers and applause ]
I love that song, man.
I love John Mayer.
I think one note that I would just give off top --
I think stylistically you get, like, really
into your performances, which is important.
I want you to, like, enunciate and give more syllables
just so you got more space for movement
and places to put emphasis.
-Absolutely.
-But it was an awesome performance.
That's why I turned around. I thought it was great.
And yeah, welcome to Team Chance, man.
-Welcome to Team Chance, bro.
-That's awesome. -Hi, Corey.
-Hey, Reba. My sister loves you.
-What's her name? -Her name is Heather.
-Please tell Heather hi for me.
-Oh, she's gonna lose it.
-She's gonna freak out! -[ Reba laughs ]
Well, I saw Chance turn,
and I thought, "I won't have a chance."
-Ooh. -Ah! Ba-dump.
-She really is Reba McEntire. -Yeah.
-I love your voice.
Very good. I loved your performance.
You're gonna have a blast with him.
He's a lot of fun.
-Thank you so much, Reba.
-Welcome to "The Voice." -Thank you so much.
-How you doing? -I'm doing good, bro.
Did you know that you're a legend?
-Hey! [ Laughter ]
-Um, your tone is really cool and interesting.
It's got a certain kind of character
that we haven't really heard today.
And that makes you special in the competition.
I was unsure of where your range was,
based on that performance,
so I'd be looking to see a little development,
to see how powerful you are
and how much range you can show.
So I'm excited for that.
-Absolutely. Thank you, John. Thank you so much, bro.
-Congratulations, man.
I'm excited to watch you develop as an artist.
And you're gonna have a lot of fun with Chance.
Despite what John says about him,
he's a really great guy, yeah. -Wow.
Tell me a little bit more
about your background. How long you been singing?
-I've been singing since I was 12,
but I really didn't start taking it seriously
till I wrote my first song at 16.
And I showed my mom -- which, by the way, mama's boy.
I love you, Mama!
-Alright, Mama. -Shout out Mom.
-I showed her this song I wrote,
and I look over at her, and she's crying her eyes out.
She was like, "Son, I think you're a songwriter.
I think this is what you were meant to do
for the rest of your life." -Oh. Cool.
-I think your mom's right. [ Applause ]
Yeah. Incredible voice, dude.
Such a cool texture, man. Breathy. Awesome.
I got to see -- what's your tattoo?
-Oh, this is my logo here.
It's like a pick with a three in it.
-It's a three. -It's meant to be, man.
-Ohh!
-Welcome to "The Voice," brother. Good job, man.
-Thank you, bro. Thank you. -Appreciate you, man.
Welcome to the team.
I got Corey on my team. I think that he has a really,
really cool personality to his voice.
-Thank you so much, bro. -My man. I'll see ya.