‘The Voice’ Contestant Ryan Berg Brings Gwen Stefani To Tears With Drake White Cover
NBC’s The Voice returned on Tuesday (Nov. 17) with the first round of Knockouts and Team Gwen‘s Ryan Berg brought…

Ryan Berg and Gwen Stefani; Photo Courtesy of NBC
NBC’s The Voice returned on Tuesday (Nov. 17) with the first round of Knockouts and Team Gwen‘s Ryan Berg brought his coach to tears with a country favorite.
The singer took to The Voice stage to sing Drake White’s “Makin’ Me Look Good Again.” His incredible performance earned a standing ovation from all four coaches and Gwen Stefani’s eyes filled with tears.
Berg was up against Payge Turner, who performed Radiohead’s “Creep.”
Prior to taking the stage, the contestants received some much-needed advice from their coach and Mega Mentor, Usher.
You will be blown away by @turner_payge and @ryanbergdtx‘s performances. 👏 #TeamGwen #VoiceKnockouts pic.twitter.com/Ztu3A3fncO
— The Voice (@NBCTheVoice) November 18, 2020
Each of the coaches complimented both Berg and Turner, however, only one contestant could move on to the next round.
“The dynamics were perfect,” Kelly Clarkson shared of Berg’s performance.
“This is Urban Cowboy and this is Saturday Night Fever,” Blake Shelton said, comparing the two contestants.
It all came down to Stefani.
“You both deserve to be here,” she said. “The winner of this Knockout is Payge.”
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