Jeremy Beloate’s genuine and heartfelt performance on The Voice left Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg in tears. His strong voice and emotive delivery of the song resulted in an outstanding performance.

After hearing his beautiful recital, Coach Reba McEntire broke down in tears.

“Before you, no one else’s singing had moved me. You have a voice that has really touched my heart. It truly grabbed me. I can picture you on Broadway. “I want to come see you when you’re there,” McEntire, 69, said through tears.

She went on, “You’re so good.”

“I am over here in tears of delight, guy. You made me feel like I was sitting in a genuine Broadway performance. I am weeping and am not concerned, as the individual in the seat adjacent to me is also weeping. I suppose it’s okay to cry,” he explained.

The rapper continued, “There’s something about the way you make me feel.” Jeremy, you truly are a hidden treasure. I’m very grateful to have you on my team and to be able to hear you sing. “Thank you, brother.

During a one-on-one interview, Snoop stated that he has “everything in his toolbox” and that his voice is “strong enough to win the Voice.”

He subsequently said, “There are not many men who can make me cry when they sing.”

When it came time for Snoop to select the two finalists who would advance to the live concerts, Beloate was his first choice.

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Snoop then went with Christina Eagle.

“Christina is ideal for live performances because she is a fiery female who can sing good old-fashioned country music.” Christina Eagle took one chair rotation. When I met her, she only had one wing, but she now has two. And now, as you can see, the eagle has landed,” he explained.

On Monday’s program, McEntire also selected her two finalists, Danny Joseph and Adam Bohanan.

The Voice airs on NBC on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET and is available to watch on Peacock the following day.