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

Michael Bublé Confident About The Voice Winner

After 14-year-old Max Chambers’ impressive performance on The Voice, Michael Bublé expressed strong confidence in winning the competition for the third time. During the show's third episode, Bublé, a returning coach, was so moved by the youngest contestant that he pressed the Mic Drop Button in admiration.

Knockout Round Highlights

Fans caught a glimpse of the Knockout Round rehearsals featuring Max Cooper III and Max Chambers, who showcased their talents before Bublé and Mega Mentor Zac Brown. Chambers opened with a heartfelt rendition of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry About a Thing.”

“Stone cold killer,” Zac Brown said, praising Chambers’ immense light and gift.

Following Chambers, 23-year-old Cooper impressed with his performance of Djo’s “End of the Beginning.” Brown complimented Cooper’s emotional vulnerability on stage.

Final Performances and Praise

Snoop Dogg called Cooper an “exceptional vocalist” and declared that “a star is born” after Chambers performed.
Niall Horan admired Cooper’s unique style and said music was “in Chambers’ bones.”
Reba McEntire expressed her support by stating she would choose Chambers as the Knockout winner.

Summary

Michael Bublé’s enthusiasm and the praise from mentors and celebrities highlight Max Chambers and Max Cooper as standout talents on The Voice.

“I May Have the Winner of 'The Voice',” Michael Bublé confidently stated after Chambers’ performance.

Author's summary: Michael Bublé shows strong belief in 14-year-old Max Chambers’ potential to win The Voice, backed by praise from mentors and celebrity guests alike.

American Songwriter — 2025-11-04

Michael Bublé Confident About The Voice Winner

Knockout Round Highlights

Final Performances and Praise

Summary

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