'The Voice' 2022: Dominic Patrick fails to get chair turn from coaches, fans say 'they should have turned'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Growing up in a large family that loved music, Dominic Patrick was always surrounded by music wherever he went. The 37-year-old described family events as "concerts". After singing for his family for years, Dominic wanted to share his talents with the world, so he decided to audition for 'The Voice' Season 22.
The Philadelphia resident picked Usher's 'U Got It Bad' for his audition performance. Although Dominic seemed confident about making an impression, unfortunately, none of the coaches turned for him. The coaches especially John Legend and Gwen Stefani felt that the song he picked didn't do justice to the bigness of his voice. Camila Cabello too chimed in expressing how she wishes there was more texture to his voice. The coaches however encouraged Dominic to return next season and try again.
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You can check out Dominic's performance here:
Though the coaches felt that Dominic needed to work on his song choice, 'The Voice' fans however didn't agree with them. several fans took to the show's YouTube clip of her performance wondering why none of the coaches turned for him despite his ability to hit high notes. A fan commented, "Dominic with a soothing tone and a lil grit. He ripped out the high note but didnt get a chair. He sounded good. What happened?" "He had a great voice!!! I wish that had turned for him," wrote a fan.
Another fan added, "It's Sad no one turned but good voice." "They should have turned. He has a really rich tone. Don't give up Dominic," seconded a fan. Another fan shared, "Don't know why they did not pick him!! When the last 3 girls was crap!! Sorry but the voice is full of it!!! N John u should have turned!! This Guy is Good." "His voice is so rich! A song with more dynamics would have gotten him on the show. But surprised John didn’t see through this guy’s potential to turn," pointed out a fan.
'The Voice' Season 22 airs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8/7c on NBC and is available for streaming on Peacock.
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