-It's knockout time.
-We're knocking out the knockouts.
-They get to pick their songs this round.
I'm very curious to know what they picked.
This pairing is Zae and Rachel Mac.
They're two of my youngest.
-Oh! -Hey, guys.
-This is Snoop. -[ Chuckles ]
I'm thinking y'all on "The Price Is Right" the way --
Come on down! -Uh...
-Rachel, what song are you singing?
-"Foolish Games" by Jewel. -Very nice.
-Yeah, I wanted to show, I may be young,
but I can really make the audience feel something.
I definitely connect to this song.
I've had a lot of people in my life come and go.
I was 4 years old when my mom left.
So, I've definitely gone through a lot.
But I mean, it brought me here.
-I heard some Teena Marie up in there.
You got a lot of soul in you, little momma. That sound good.
-Zae, what song are you singing?
-I'm singing "Electric Love." -Awesome.
Why did you choose that song?
-My grandpa passed away a few months ago.
Him and my grandma had this crazy, beautiful love.
His last words were that he wanted to give her a kiss,
and he did.
-Perform at your highest level so in case you don't make it,
somebody may be looking in the wings
and be like, "You know what,
I ain't finna let that person go home."
-Alright, the first pairing that's coming out --
these are kinda more my, like, country guys.
Avery and Kenzie fill the lane in country music that I love.
What's up, guys? Snoop Dogg is here!
-What's happening, fellas?
-What song are you singing, Avery?
-I'm singing "Tomorrow" by Chris Young.
It's just, like, one of those songs
that you can really feel.
That's one of my favorite things to do,
is, like, storytelling in the song.
The song is about loving something
and not wanting to let it go.
I ain't ever been away from my family this far.
I'm scared of change, but I want to do this more than anything.
-That was nice. [ Laughs ] I love it!
-I seen Snoop Dogg dancing in his chair.
I would never thought that would ever happen.
You know? Like, that's like a dream.
-Snoop, I've been in love with Kenzie since the blinds.
And it's not just the mullet.
So why did you choose this song?
-"Beer Never Broke My Heart" -- it's kind of like a song
I haven't sung on the show yet.
I wanted to challenge myself.
I've always been a country guy
trying to get my voice heard anywhere that I could.
And this song's just, like, a jam-out song.
Just get down and have fun onstage.
-I fell in love with the song right then and there.
Gonna be a whole lot of women
screaming at you in the front row.
-You dang right. -"You dang right."
[ Laughs ]
-The next two are actually both from Detroit.
-Oh, Detroit!
Detroit has been known
for having some of the greatest vocalists...
-Of all time. -...of all time.
Hopefully the apple didn't fall far from the tree.
-Rio is my youngest artist on my team.
-Right. -She has done mostly
kind of soulful pop songs.
And then Zania is a straight-up soul singer.
-Oh, hello.
-She's got that Anita Baker, Motown energy.
-What?! -Yes.
-We got the young, and then we got the vet.
-Nuh-uh! -Hello. Look who's here.
-Nuh-uh! -No.
-What's up, girls? -Oh, my goodness. Okay.
-So, Rio, what are you gonna perform?
-"Issues" by Julia Michaels.
-Julia! I love Julia. I've written with her.
She's a fantastic songwriter,
but also a great artist herself. -Oh, yeah.
I definitely enjoy her music, and it's totally relatable.
Like, I have issues. And you got them, too.
-We got them. We all got them. -Exactly. Right!
-I walk around with a bag of issues.
What are you talking about?
-Being in high school, it's not always easy.
I get to deal with high school drama
and high school relationships.
I have to balance schoolwork
along with a job and my dream of music.
-What are you gonna sing for us, Zania?
-"If I Were Your Woman" by Gladys Knight.
-Oh, Gladys! -No, she didn't. No, she didn't.
-Yes, I did. -Well, this is a classic.
I love this song.
-Sometimes you hear a song, and you're like,
"Oh, my gosh. That's me."
I am not with my kids' father. We grew apart.
It's very painful, but sometimes,
you gotta get through the pain
to kind of get to the other side.
So I just want people to feel that.
-I'm looking forward to seeing what y'all gonna do.
-Absolutely. -'Cause I feel like
y'all got a career at this.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-Team Blake in the house.
-[ Laughs ] -What?!
-This is my new friend, Snoop Dogg.
-How you doing? -I know if you on his team,
you got to be top tier. You understand me?
-Facts.
-I paired Connor and Cam together
because these guys both have so much soul.
I just think it's gonna be an incredible knockout.
Alright, Connor, what are you gonna be doing?
-"Youngblood" by 5 Seconds of Summer.
I just wanted to challenge myself a little more,
and I'm excited for it.
This song is basically about this guy
that's feeling this push and pull in a relationship.
After doing long distance
with my soon-to-be wife, that tension's always there.
But it's really kept us strong and committed to one another.
-I love that song right there. -You do? Good?
-I'm singing with you, like... -[ Laughs ]
-So, Cam, what song you gonna be doing?
-Nina Simone, "Feeling Good."
-[ Whistles ] -I like that song.
-My main thing for this round was to find something
that I could lose myself in,
and if you watch Nina Simone when she's performing that song,
she literally has left the scene.
And it's just like channeling through her.
-Man, that's some mighty big shoes to fill.
-I can dig it.
-This next pairing is Raine.
She's got such a cool vibe and a really cool story.
And then Jose is a really talented gospel singer,
also a preacher, and I think it's time you meet them.
-Hey, I think it is, too. -Let's bring them out.
-Team Nick, what it do? -Check it out.
-That is crazy. -Jose, Raine, meet Snoop.
-My man. -What's hap'nin?
-What's up, Snoop Dogg? -Start with you, Jose.
Why don't you tell us what you're singing?
-"Break Every Chain" by Tasha Cobbs.
-Alright, the reverend.
-Yes. -I love it.
-I've literally ministered this song
so many times in churches as a worship leader.
To me, it's just one of those songs
that creates breakthrough in people,
so to be able to give that message out
to other people is amazing.
-Lord, have mercy.
I may have caught the gangster Holy Ghost up in here.
-Okay, Raine, what are we singing?
-I'm doing "No Such Thing" by John Mayer.
-Are you playing guitar this time?
-I am playing guitar this time. -Nice.
-One of my first gigs ever as a teenager, I'm playing in a café.
And I played "No Such Thing" twice.
It stuck with me this long and it stuck with me for a reason.
-We have small notes for y'all. -That's good, that's good.
-That means you had big notes for the other coaches' teams?
[ Laughter ]
-So, next up, we have Gihanna and Anna.
Gihanna's more of, like, a soulful songstress,
and Anna is very quirky,
dose all these, like, fairy riffs,
and it's really beautiful.
-Ladies! -What's up, guys? Snoop Dogg!
-Hi! -Hello, girls.
-So, Anna, why did you pick country?
-Yeah, I'm doing "If I Die Young,"
but it's a completely, like, different version
than the original. -Oh.
-I picked it because when I was 17,
I got really sick and almost lost my life.
And music was the only thing that got me through that.
-I'm trying to hold this tear from falling from my eye.
-Look what you just did to Snoop Dogg.
Alright, Gihanna!
-Hi!
-We love your song selection.
Why'd you pick "Glitter in the Air"?
-I've gone through so much in my life, good and bad,
and being able to go back and remember those times
and kind of see what I've learned from it,
and I think that's just what's so special to me about the song.
The song "Glitter in the Air"
is a perfect example of who I want to be as an artist.
It really talks about taking the bad things
that have happened in your life
and applying it to your growth as a person.
-I literally have tears streaming down my face.
-My God!
I'm tripping off of the maturity of your voice.
-Thank you.
-You just passed the P!nk challenge.
[ Laughter]
-The most stressful part of this whole process
is this four-way knockout.
Each of us has somebody going up there,
waiting for America to vote on them.
I'm nervous about it. -I'm nervous, too.
They're all different. -Very different.
Devan, my guy, is singing Harry Styles'
"Sign of the Times." Like, that's no joke.
-To be the save boosted my confidence a little bit.
A lot.
-Don't be shy! This is your house, man.
That's your stage. You gotta command that.
-I feel you. I feel you.
-Devan deserves to be here,
and he's got even more to prove and to show us.
-Mine's Savanna. She's a rock and roller.
She sings the hell out of "Black Hole Sun."
Why this song?
-I think it shows something different.
-It might be cool, instead of going hard,
go intense, like, in a small way.
-Let's get it, girl.
-There are so many great artists
in the four-way knockout, but I really do feel
like Savanna has an edge on them.
-Emma's gonna be doing "Neon Moon."
-I learned to two-step to the Brooks & Dunn version.
-I know.
I saved Emma because I really do think
she is an incredible vocalist.
-Don't hold nothing in. Let it become natural.
Your flow, your singing, your movement.
When you -- That's beautiful.
-If Emma can just let go and have some fun onstage,
I have no doubt that she can win this knockout.
-Carolina picked a Demi Lovato song, a lot of power.
-"Anyone" is a really special song to me.
I want to show John and America
that I'm more than just a 17-year-old singer.
-Oh, my goodness. -Wow! Wow!
-You felt the emotion, I felt it, too.
-Wow. If you put that feeling into your performance,
America will make the right decision.
-Whoa! That is the sound of a steal.
-Whoo! [ Cheers and applause ]