Come on, Brad.
♪♪♪
♪ I met you in the dark
♪ You lit me up
♪ And you made me feel as though I was enough ♪
♪ And we danced the night away
♪ We drank too much
♪ And I held your hair back when you were throwing up ♪
[ Laughs ]
♪ Then you smiled over your shoulder ♪
♪ For a minute, I was stone-cold sober ♪
♪ I pulled you closer to my chest ♪ [ All shouting ]
You like him, Kelly!
♪ And you asked me to stay over ♪
♪ I said, I already told you
♪ I think that you should get some rest ♪
♪ 'Cause I knew I loved you then ♪
♪ You'd never know
♪ 'Cause I played it cool when I was scared of letting go ♪
♪ I knew I needed you
♪ I never showed
♪ But I wanna stay with you until we're grey and old ♪
[ Cheering ]
♪ Just say you won't let go
♪ Just say you won't let go ♪
♪ So I wrote this song for you
♪ Now everybody knows
♪ That it's just me and you
♪ Until we're grey and old
♪ Just say you won't let go
♪ Just say you won't let go ♪
[ Cheering ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
Yeah!
[ Cheers and applause ]
What is up? Let's go!
What's up, man? Hello!
What's your name? My name is Bradley Sinclair.
I'm 22 years old.
I currently live in Nashville, Tennessee.
I'm from a little town called Rockford, Michigan.
I enjoyed your performance, and I always love it
when a chair turns around
and you can hear the excitement,
and they're like, "Ah...hhh!"
Did I give you a little bit of that?
I think it was when Kelly turned her chair,
it was like, "Oh, God, I'm on."
So congratulations, Bradley. Very happy for you.
Thank you. Thank you so much, Blake. That's a James Arthur song?
It is, yeah. I love his music,
and I love, you know, his melodies.
I think that there were times I felt like you
were kind of going in between Bradley
and James Arthur a little bit. Yeah.
But when you were just kind of being absolutely yourself,
when you went from the raspy tone
to sort of more the pure tone... Yep.
...it felt really good and it just kind of settled in.
I think some of the nerves kind of went away at that point.
Yeah. You've got an amazing foundation vocally to build on,
and I would be honored to be your coach.
I think we'd have a lot of fun together.
Can we sing some old-school Jonas Brothers stuff?
Oh, you know it.
And I just lost.
[ Laughter ]
Wait a minute. Old-school Jonas Brothers?
Isn't that like three years ago?
[ Laughs ]
Getting old, Blake.
John: Bradley. John, what's up, man?
Your range is serious, man.
Beginning of the song,
you're, like, singing these deep baritone notes
and then you have to go up into the stratosphere
in that song, too. Hearing you do all of that
with so much skill was very impressive.
I appreciate that, man. What part of Michigan is Rockford?
It's north of a city called Grand Rapids.
Yes, I've been to Grand Rapids before.
I know you were there. I met one of your backup singers
at the Apple Store. Nick: Oh, really?
Yeah, I used to work for Apple and I sold him an Apple Watch.
Your outfit looks like you work for Apple, kind of.
And that's a compliment.
I am not a Jonas brother, okay?
I am cool enough to be named in a Jonas Brothers song.
That's true. I turned first, Bradley.
You did turn first.
And I love your voice.
I love the passion in it.
I would love to have you on my team.
We have really cool jackets.
It looks like you're into jackets.
I do like jackets. Okay.
Wouldn't it be stunning and shocking and great television
if you went against expectations?
Or shouldn't you just go with your gut
and just know that based on all the connections we have...
Hey, Bradley, who do you pick as your coach?
Oh, man.
♪♪♪
Y'all, this is crazy.
♪♪♪
I'm going with Nick.
Hey!
Let's do it. Let's do it.
Welcome to Team Jonas.