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

Michael Bublé Confident in 'The Voice' Winner

After 14-year-old Max Chambers' performance on The Voice, Michael Bublé expressed strong belief that he could achieve a three-peat on the show. During episode 3, the returning coach was so impressed by the competition’s youngest contestant that he activated the Mic Drop Button.

Knockout Round Rehearsals

Before this exciting moment, fans got a look at the Knockout Round rehearsals, where Max Cooper III and Max Chambers showcased their talents for both Bublé and Mega Mentor Zac Brown.

Max Chambers: Delivered a stirring rendition of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry About a Thing.” Brown called the 14-year-old Broadway alum a
“stone cold killer”
and praised his remarkable light and gift.
Max Cooper III: Performed Djo’s “End of the Beginning,” impressing Bublé and Brown alike. Brown highlighted Cooper’s vulnerability and emotional connection on stage.

Final Performances and Praise

In the finale, both contestants created unforgettable moments:

Snoop Dogg described Cooper as an
“exceptional vocalist”
and said
“a star is born”
after Chambers' performance.
Niall Horan admired Cooper’s unique style and remarked that music was “in Chambers’ bones.”
Reba McEntire expressed her support for Chambers, stating she would pick him as the winner of the Knockout round.

Author’s Summary

Michael Bublé is optimistic about securing a third consecutive win on The Voice, particularly impressed by 14-year-old Max Chambers’ extraordinary talent.

American Songwriter — 2025-11-04

Michael Bublé Confident in 'The Voice' Winner

Knockout Round Rehearsals

Final Performances and Praise

Author’s Summary

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