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The Voice fans bash Kane Brown’s ‘bad music video’ performance as the show is slammed over ‘unfair’ scoring
COUNTRY singer Kane Brown’s latest performance on The Voice has been slammed by fans who thought it looked like a “bad music video.”
Viewers blamed the “horrific editing” for making the 26-year-old crooner's rendition of Cool Again look “low-budget” as the aired remotely for the second week.
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The Nashville hit-maker sang his latest single standing alone in a photography studio that was shown in the camera frame.
Kane danced in front of an alternating blue and pink backdrop as post-production visual effects were added throughout the song.
The video would turn square and grainy to mimic the vintage appearance of television which was not a hit to the fans.
“Why do I feel like I'm watching a low budget music video rn? lol,” one person wrote during the song.
Another fired off: “Kane looking like he's in a bad music video.”
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One tough critic tweeted: “Kane Brown would not turn a chair in the auditions. STOP IT.”
Monday night's episode of The Voice aired its second week of at-home performances with each coach virtually tuning in from their residences.
Due to scheduling shifts amid production shutdowns from 's devastating impact, the competition will jump straight from the Top 9 performances tonight to the finale next week.
The final episode will feature one hopeful from each team - which include , Kelly Clarkson, and Nick Jonas - instead of the overall top four.
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Fans are furious with the show for the new scoring system - which could potentially shut out the "second best" person from the race if they are on the same team as the first.
"The Voice format they are doing where they automatically send the top vote getter from each team is dumb. You aren’t getting the best talent through. Stupid stupid stupid," one opposer wrote.
Another critic blasted: "Changed scoring so each coach will have a chance to be in the finals. And the number two contestant overall could be shutout.
"The Voice has degraded into the "everybody gets a trophy world". Poor little coaches have to have their ego protected."
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The show was also slammed last week for added to the first episode that was filmed remotely.
Contestants showed off their vocal talents from houses all over the country while getting critiqued by the coaches - who danced along on the side.
During each song, production added extremely noticeable filters that were dragged for being “distracting” and “outdated.”
“Y'all.. @NBCTheVoice is out here making every one of these performances look like they were shot 30 years ago in a fog on a Nokia camera phone. These were pre-recorded not pre-historic,” one person tweeted.
The Voice two-part finale airs Monday, May 18th and Tuesday, May 19th at 8PM EST on NBC.
The Voice films first show remotely as coronavirus lockdown puts a halt to studio performances
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