‘This Is Unbelievable’: Reba McEntire Makes ‘Softie’ Co-Judge Cry on ‘The Voice’ Premiere, Igniting Reactions

When Reba McEntire saved a competitor on “The Voice” by using a new coach tool, everyone was taken aback, even an emotional Snoop Dogg.

What some internet users did not anticipate to witness at the “The Voice” debut was rapper Snoop Dogg sobbing. The “Beautiful” singer has shocked a lot of people on the show so far. She was moved to tears by something fellow coach Reba McEntire did. Fans have enjoyed witnessing his gentler side in addition to his voice and judgment prowess.

A competitor’s performance from the competition show’s Blind Auditions stage was posted on YouTube yesterday, September 24. Kendall Eugene, a participant, performed a stirring performance of Morgan Wallen’s “Don’t Think Jesus.”

Regretfully, by the time he concluded his performance, not a single coach had moved to embrace him with his players.

During their conversation, all four coaches mentioned how much McEntire like the song. “It should have been a turn,” Eugene answered slyly.

Snoop interrupted McEntire to clarify after he nodded, saying, “Which brings me to the reason I didn’t turn. I think to myself, ‘I can’t defeat her in his eyes.’ It was a really lovely song. Just before McEntire did something unexpected that altered Eugene’s destiny, the rapper and Eugene continued their lighthearted conversation about his performance.

Despite being fresh to the game, Snoop has already attracted a lot of talent to himself as seen by the contenders he has chosen for his team.

“Why I did not turn around is beyond me. This year, we have a new feature called the Coach Replay button. I’m going to use mine,” the singer of “Fancy” declared.

Everyone in the room, including co-judges Michael Bublé, Snoop, and Gwen Stefani, who were all pleasantly pleased by McEntire’s choice, shouted heartily upon hearing those comments. Eugene was seen crying a little bit as well.

Similar to the competitor, Snoop, who implored McEntire to give Eugene a hug, was moved to tears when the camera focused on him.

As the happy moment unfolded, Snoop was seen wiping tears from under his eyes and lifting his black specs to placing them on his forehead.

McEntire talked about her feelings during Eugene’s performance, saying, “I love that song that Kendall was singing, and after the song was over, I felt kind of numb and I knew in my heart, I wanted him on my team.”

“I’m so glad that we have a Coach Replay button for the first time,” she continued. The coaches will get another chance after realizing they lost this opportunity.”

Online spectators who viewed the incident swamped the video’s comment area with their reactions. The coaches and viewers on the show were taken aback by McEntire’s use of the Coach Replay button, but so was one fan. They were amazed, “This is unbelievable, I cried when she used [the button] 😭 This is an emotional moment.”

“It’s a blessing that there is a replay back button! Reba deserves praise for hitting the button! His voice is so nice! He’ll be a huge asset to Reba’s squad! Now let’s move forward! 😊😊,” a second admirer swooned.

The level of emotion displayed by Snoop surprised other online users. One fan wrote, “Who knew Snoop was such a softie 💕,” and another wrote, “I’m loving Snoop!”Reba, he needs a hug.”Snoop is really [kind-hearted].”

Someone else said, “I can’t stop having the feels for Snoop!” while praising both McEntire and Snoop!❤️❤️ Bravo, Reba the Queen!”

Snoop’s emotional outburst in response to McEntire’s choice highlights his profound regard for the country music legend. The “Sweat” musician was heard praising her in another YouTube video.

“Without a doubt, Reba is the show’s national treasure. She is the one we fear the most, she speaks perfectly, she attracts talent, and she enjoys gloating about her victory from the previous year,” he said.

Reba McEntire even got a moniker from “The Voice” rookie coach and his fellow judges, which highlights her talent spotting prowess. Snoop revealed, “We call her Reba Magnet-Tire on the set.”

Despite being fresh to the game, Snoop has already attracted a lot of talent to himself as seen by the contenders he has chosen for his team.

Following her stunning rendition of Jason Mraz’s “I Won’t Give Up,” 16-year-old ChrisDeo won over both him and Bublé, and the young artist choose Snoop as her coach.

Another contender was added to Snoop’s roster during a blind audition when Torre Blake dazzled him with her rendition of Erykah Badu’s “On & On.” Gwen Stefani had also turned her chair around for Blake, but Blake chose Snoop over her.

Apart from ChrisDeo and Blake, Jake Tankersley was also selected by Snoop Dogg. Jake’s outstanding rendition of Zach Bryan’s “Something in the Orange” won over the four coaches.

Snoop is already becoming a fan favorite on “The Voice,” because to his great start. Fans have been praising him for his work as a judge ever since he and the other coaches opened season 26 with a thrilling performance of the Eagles’ “Heartache Tonight.”

Snoop, looking dapper in a shiny black suit, strode from the audience and set the tone with his easygoing swagger. Then Bublé picked up the mic. His sleek black tuxedo enhanced his rich, silky vocals.

The chorus was given a vibrant twist by McEntire’s country voice, and Stefani, ever the pop queen, injected her trademark fun energy, making the combination an unforgettable moment. This performance served as more than just a premiere; rather, it made a statement: “The Voice” has entered a new age, and it’s bringing the heat.

Fans are going crazy about Snoop’s much awaited “The Voice” coaching debut. With much enthusiasm, a fan said, “Snoop is holding his own. Though I wasn’t convinced he would make a good judge, I think he will.”

In addition to his amazing performance, Snoop’s wardrobe selections were well-received. “Love the jacket too,” one of her fans said. Snoop’s flexibility, particularly his singing talents, surprised a lot of fans. A shocked commenter said, “I had no idea Snoop could sing!!!!!!” We’re acquainted as rappers.”

As the praises continued coming in, one more admirer said, “Snoop has a fantastic voice. Very slick, exactly like him.” Someone else expressed their excitement by saying, “I am SHOOKETH! Snoop provided some pretty amazing vocals for them.”

“Snoop’s singing voice was surprisingly good!” repeated someone else. I thought he would rap.” One more admirer said, “Yeah, Snoop surprised me too! Who knew he had such a beautiful voice? Pleasant surprise.”

Of course, the rapper himself was the object of everyone’s affection. “I adore you, Snoop! eager to watch his performance! Love Reba, too, of course!” exclaimed a second admirer who shared this sentiment about McEntire.

For several months, Snoop had been building anticipation for his arrival on “The Voice.” The rapper mentioned that he was excited to be a coach on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” during his appearance on the show just four months ago, which was in advance of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

For several months, Snoop had been building anticipation for his arrival on “The Voice.” The rapper mentioned that he was excited to be a coach on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” during his appearance on the show just four months ago, which was in advance of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

In addition to his coaching prowess, Snoop is becoming well-known for his gifts to competitors. He’s handing out Death Row Records chains — an iconic tribute to the hip-hop label he currently owns — as a prize for his best musicians.

Snoop’s debut on “The Voice” is already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about moments of the season. His unassuming voice ability, distinct coaching style, and cool manner make it obvious that he is prepared to leave his imprint.