John Legend “steals” Valhalla singer from Ariana Grande on The Voice
Valhalla's David Vogel performed Tuesday night during the knockout round.
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Oct 27, 2021, 11:09 AM
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11h agoThere was a Hollywood-style plot twist for the
Hudson Valley's favorite singer on The Voice.
Valhalla's David Vogel performed Tuesday night during the knockout round. Despite the judges' raving
about his performance, he was knocked out of Team Ariana Grande. The pop diva chose Ryleigh
Plank over David.
But, there would be more drama!
John Legend hit his button which
is the sound of the steal,
adding Vogel to his team. "David
adds something different to my team. We have no one who sounds like him."
So with the steal, Vogel stays
on the show and lives to sing another day.
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