Alabama’s Jerome Godwin III was eliminated from NBCTheVoice on Monday’s episode, but not before he received some major praise from Reba McEntire. 👏
Godwin covered Lewis Capaldi’s “Somebody You Loved” during the knockouts, while Clayton chose Steely Dan’s “Dirty Work.”
“Great sound!” McEntire said during rehearsals. “The only note I would have, I want to know that you did go through that. I got to see that pain.” “Jerome, I thought you really put everything into it,” Horan said. “It did get a little bit pitchy in the first verse. And that’s usually where you’re the most solid, is in that lower register, and I think it knocked your confidence a little bit. But you’re an incredible singer, there’s no doubt about it.”
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