Is ‘The Voice’ racist? Show slammed after Wendy Moten loses to Girl Named Tom in final

While many celebrated the win of Girl Named Tom, others took to Twitter to slam the show claiming that Wendy Moten got robbed for real
Wendy Moten with the trio Girl Named Tom during 'The Voice' Season 21 finale (NBC)
Wendy Moten with the trio Girl Named Tom during 'The Voice' Season 21 finale (NBC)

Despite facing flak at the beginning of ‘The Voice’ season 21, the group called Girl Named Tom emerged as the winners of the singing reality show. Wendy Moten from Team Blake lost the crown to the sibling trio even after being a fan favorite from day one. Girl Named Tom became the very first trio to win the show giving their mentor Kelly Clarkson her fourth win on the renowned singing show.
 
While many celebrated the win of Girl Named Tom, others took to Twitter to slam the show claiming that Wendy Moten got robbed for real also dubbing the show as “racist.” Paris Winningham from Team Blake and Jershika Maple from Team John were two other favorites who failed to lift the coveted trophy. Wendy, who is already an established singer, managed to impress all the coaches and the audience with her powerful vocals and the ability to easily pull off high notes.  Moten’s coach Blake Shelton was recently slammed for being biased towards her as many claimed he royally ignored his other team member Paris Winningham.

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A lot of furious social media users took to Twitter as they dragged the show for being racist and added that they were not going to watch it again. “Girl named a** ain’t my winners! Wendy got robbed fr”, said one user as another posted, “The Voice is just looking for drama idc. Wendy is the true winner.”  The next one shared, “Wendy was robbed!! Done with the voice!” as one chimed in, “TF “The Voice” is the name of the show, not The Voices!! Wendy was robbed of a win. Tonight l realized this was a wasted season. We got played y’all.”  
 
Meanwhile, one asserted, “America got it wrong. Wendy should have won. I'm not watching the voice again.” Another irked user shared, “#thevoice voted for the white group over Wendy.. yea this show is so racist.” One individual posted, “The Voice is so racist it’s sad....there is no way more ppl voted for ugly a** yts over Wendy.” One person, on similar lines, said, “#wendymoten was robbed the #VoiceFinale is racist!!!!” Another concluded, “If wendy moten couldn’t even win the voice by being one of the greatest singers ever then im convinced literally no black woman will ever win… racist a** show.”
 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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