Although Kelly Clarkson and John Legend, two of the judges on The Voice, are known for emphasizing singing quality over politics, a recent event involving them generated controversy. After criticizing the song selection itself, Clarkson and Legend faced criticism during competitor Gyth Rigdon’s performance of “God Bless the USA.” Fans on Twitter reacted angrily to criticisms of Rigdon’s performance that were accurate, but questioned the song’s appropriateness given the current political atmosphere.
It was difficult for the judges to criticize Rigdon without coming out as unpatriotic because of his patriotic performance. Clarkson acknowledged the delicate nature of evaluating a song of that caliber and even cracked jokes about how hard it was. Although they gave Rigdon credit for his emotional connection to the song, the judges were candid about his vocal performance.
However, several viewers believed that their criticisms were excessively harsh or unjustified. This incident serves as a reminder of the careful balance judges must strike between providing helpful critique and honoring the music selection of a performer that holds emotional value for them. In the end, it emphasizes the audience’s diversity of viewpoints and the subjective character of art.
Baby hears mother’s voice for the first time
Our 5 senses of sight, touch, smell, hearing and taste are taken for granted by us.
But today we bring to your attention the story of a child deaf from birth. And that in the modern world there are devices that solve these problems and allow people who have hearing problems to hear the sounds of this beautiful world.
In the video, the baby was made an individual hearing aid, thanks to which he heard the voice of his mother for the first time.
Parents have been waiting for this moment for a long time, preparing for it and capturing everything that happens in the filmed video.
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