"I May Have the Winner of 'The Voice'": Michael Bublé Hits the First-Ever Mic Drop Button

Michael Bublé Predicts a Winner on 'The Voice'

After 14-year-old Max Chambers' performance on The Voice, Michael Bublé expressed confidence in the young contestant’s chances, suggesting he might secure a three-peat on the show. During the third episode, Bublé, a returning coach, was so impressed by Chambers that he activated the first-ever Mic Drop Button.

Knockout Round Highlights

Before the thrilling moment, fans watched rehearsals for the Knockout Round, featuring Max Cooper III and Max Chambers showcasing their talents to Bublé and Mega Mentor Zac Brown.

Chambers opened with a powerful rendition of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry About a Thing,” earning praise from Brown, who called him a “stone cold killer” and admired his bright talent and gift.
Cooper, 23, impressed with a performance of Djo’s “End of the Beginning.” Brown highlighted Cooper’s vulnerability and emotional depth on stage.

Final Performances and Praise

Snoop Dogg praised Cooper as an “exceptional vocalist” and declared, “a star is born” after Chambers’ performance.
Niall Horan admired Cooper's unique style, noting that music runs deep in Chambers’ veins.
Reba McEntire expressed her support, stating she would choose Chambers as the Knockout winner.

Michael Bublé said he believes Chambers has a solid shot at winning, making history with a three-peat on The Voice.

The competition’s youngest star left an unforgettable impression on the judges and mentors alike.

Author’s summary: Michael Bublé's enthusiasm for 14-year-old Max Chambers highlights the young singer’s impressive talent and potential to win The Voice, supported by glowing praise from judges and mentors.

American Songwriter — 2025-11-04

Michael Bublé Predicts a Winner on 'The Voice'

Knockout Round Highlights

Final Performances and Praise

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