-♪ I-I-I'm cryin' ♪
♪ 'Cause I lo-o-o-ve you ♪
♪ Oh ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪ Hey, yeah ♪
-Oh, my God. -Oh, my God.
-♪ Never been in love before ♪
♪ What the hell are stupid feelings, yo? ♪
♪ Once upon a time, I was alone ♪
♪ I don't wanna be alone no mo' ♪
♪ Got you somethin' from the liquor store ♪
♪ Little bit of Lizzo and some mo' ♪
♪ Tryin' to open up a little mo' ♪
-Whoo.
-♪ Sorry if my heart a little slow ♪
♪ I thought that I didn't care ♪
♪ I thought I was love-impaired ♪
-Wow! We got all four!
-♪ But, baby, baby ♪ -Oh, my God.
Only a couple of those.
-♪ I don't know what I'm gonna do ♪
-Whoa! -Oh, my God.
-♪ I'm cryin' ♪
♪ 'Cause I love you, yeah ♪
♪ I'm cryin', hey, yeah ♪
♪ I thought that I didn't care ♪ -Yeah!
-♪ I thought I was love-impaired ♪
♪ But, baby, oh, baby ♪
♪ I don't know what I'm gonna do ♪
-[ Laughs ] -Hey!
-♪ I'm cryin' ♪
♪ 'Cause I love you ♪
-Yes!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-They're gonna fight. -Oh, my God.
-Congratulations.
-Oh, my God. Thank you so much.
♪♪
-Yeah. -Whoa.
-Four chairs.
-Hello. What's your name?
-Morgan Taylor. I'm 20 years old.
-Whoa. -I'm from Carmel, Indiana,
and I'm currently living in Nashville.
-Cool. -Because she wants to be
a country singer. I can tell already.
-Do you want to be a country singer?
-Uh, mm... -Awkward.
[ Laughter ]
-Are you singing around Nashville?
What are you doing there?
-You know, since the pandemic, I've not really gotten a chance
to, like, do much of that, and especially with school.
-Vanderbilt or Belmont or -- -I'm at Belmont, yeah.
-Belmont. -Oh, cool.
-What are you studying? -Commercial music voice.
-Oh, that's cool. -That's cool.
-With an emphasis in songwriting.
-What kind of music do you want to sing?
-Soulful, pop.
-Kind of like what you just sang.
-Yeah. -A Lizzo song is no small feat.
I was the last person to turn around,
because I know they're all going to be like,
[Nasal voice] "Why were you the last person to turn around?"
-Do we sound like that to you? -Yeah.
-We sound Charlie Brown's teacher to her, all of us do.
-That performance was like 95% of the way.
I feel like on the notes that you missed,
I could see that maybe you didn't support enough
because nerves got the best of you,
which I can totally relate. -Yeah.
-I feel like I can really help you execute.
I know all of the tricks
to basically get you from a 95% to like a 99.9%.
-She doesn't want you to get to 100% for some reason.
-I don't want you to get to 100% because...
-Right. -...if you were 100%,
you'd be a robot. We don't want robot.
We want human. We want emotion. [ Laughter ]
Plus, also, I know the pop landscape really, really well.
I would love to be your coach.
-Thank you.
-You got four incredible....
Well, I mean, three incredible and super incredible people
that you could choose from. -Hey.
-I see somebody that was born to do what you're doing.
It's like, finally, you're on a stage,
and now America got to see you belt out
the gift that God gave you.
You know, your stage presence was great,
but I think that's one thing I could help you with, you know,
just to bring out your own personality and your power.
I would love to have you on Team Gwen.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-That song is such a daunting song to take on,
and you have such a really powerful soprano voice.
The higher part was so compelling.
It sounded like it should be on the radio.
It sounded special.
The other thing that's hard about that song, though,
is that rap-singing part... -Yes.
-...like, I feel like it trips everyone up.
-Yep. -I could just imagine you
singing songs that didn't require you
to do that part, and -- -Or changing it melodically
would be cool. -Exactly.
You can work on your weaknesses, work on things that are hard,
but sometimes it's better to just change it
so it plays to your strengths...
-Yeah. ...and make it
so you don't spend a second onstage
where you're not super confident.
What you're looking for in a coach is just someone
who can find the ways to improve on those little things
so that you get to 100% -- not 99.9% -- but 100%.
[ Chuckles ] And I'd love to do that for you.
-Thank you. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Camila may know the pop landscape very well,
but we happen to be on "The Voice,"
and I know this landscape very, very well.
I pushed my button three seconds into you singing.
Like, "This person's voice matters,"
because you stand out. She pointed at her notes.
Did you notice that she was, like,
singing and pointing up there? -♪ Whoo ♪
-The last one, she, like, tickled a little bit.
She did one of these things, like, to flip it around.
-That's Mariah. You gotta point to it.
-Yeah. -[ Laughs ]
-You punch some of them, you slap some of them.
-Literally unbelievable.
I would be so excited to have you on my team.
-Oh, my God. [ Cheers and applause ]
-So, who are you going to pick as your coach?
-Well, um...
I thought that I knew, and now I don't, so...
-Change your mind to me. [ Laughs ]
-Morgan! -Um...
[ Audience shouting ]
Um...
-Come on, Morgan.
-I'm gonna go with John.
-Yeah! -Nice one, buddy.
-Oh! I needed that.
-Wow.
-Wow. -He needed that one.
-Welcome. I'm so happy. Morgan was really good.