The Voice Australia has just got a scandal came up in about Guy Sebastian's cheating accusation when he turned his chai...
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The Voice Australia has just got a scandal came up in about Guy Sebastian's cheating accusation when he turned his chair for Wolf Winster while his team was already full.
In talking about this event, singer John Legend, who is the American judge has said this would never happen on the US version of the show because of one simple reason.
The "All of Me" singer said: "On our show, the button won't work if your team is full."
Thanks to the program's system, any team who has already full of members, their judge's chair will be deactivated and they can't turn their chair for any reason.
"There have been times when I picked my team and there has been somebody who is really great but that's just the luck of the draw," - he continued.
The whole scandal started when Wolf Winsters, the contestant performed the song "The Sound of Silence" of Simon & Garfunkel. Guy pressed the button to turn his chair, while he had already a full team members.
This act of Guy has made Kelly Rowland got on her nerves because Kelly still had one slot available on her team. "Wait, you can't do that!" - Kelly cried out, "You're full. You can't have this man anyway."
Guy then tried to explain his situation and encouraged Kelly to take Wolf. This made Kelly more upset and replied: "I'm looking for something specific. How're you going to tell me what to look for my team?"
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Because of that, Kelly accused him of "cheating" and the whole atmosphere turned into quite a scene that one of the producers had to step in to comfort the judges.
The final decision was that Guy could have Wolf despite having a full team, but then would lose two of his team members in the battle rounds.
