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Tate Grad Jordan Chase Torrez Drops Battle On ‘The Voice’
October 29, 2019
Tate High School graduate Jordan Chase Torrez’s run on “The Voice” on NBC has come to an end.
Using the name “Jordan Chase” on air, he performed “Makin’ Me Look Good Again,” by Drake White and garnered chair turns from judges Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani during his first appearance.
In the last battle for Team Blake during Monday night’s show, Jordan and Rick Braddy sang “Rumor” by Lee Brice, with Braddy winning. Only a few seconds of the battle aired on television.
“I have to try to envision when we get into the lives who is going to handle this kind of situation the best,” Blake Shelton said. “I am going to go with somebody that has the experience and confidence. Ricky, you are the winner of the battle.”
Pictured above and below: Tate High School graduate Jordan Chase Torrez during a brief appearance on “The Voice” Monday Night. Images courtesy NBC.
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5 Responses to “Tate Grad Jordan Chase Torrez Drops Battle On ‘The Voice’”
Thank you William and all of NorthEscambia for your love, support, and encouragement. Nothing but love and gratitude for you all!
Failure is the best teacher. I agree with Kevin, you may not continue on the show but the experience, mentoring and lessons will be carried with you the rest of your career. I don’t watch tv or any of the music shows but it great to see a north escambia citizen doing so well and putting themselves out there. I’ve experienced failure in my career, it happens when your trying to succeed. My past failures laid a foundation to my success. Good luck bud, your just getting started.
Many successes require failing. In this case you didnt fail. You took the next step. Maybe it wasnt the direction you wanted to go. But every step is a learning curve. Take what you learned and move forward an pursue your dreams!!!
I wish they would have shown your battle. I’m sure you did outstanding!!!!!! Proud to be part of #TeamJordan
Welcome home Blake! You done an awesome job and we all know your career is just beginning. Good luck in your future endeavors. You are a star already!