The new mentor Li Keqin led the students. On the evening of September 17, the eighth episode of " Good Voice " was updated. Team Wang Feng, team and Hacken Lee team officially confronted. The new mentor Li Keqin led the students to play against Wang Feng, the veteran mentor of The Voice, for the first time.
I think this mentor battle should be very exciting. As for the strength of these two groups of students, everyone should not be so clear. After all, the two groups of students have not experienced a battle for position. As of the seventh period, they have only sang one song, so we don't know what their strength is. In her opinion, can boys really interpret this song?
Go in. It can be seen that the instructor Keqin Li is very satisfied with Yu Kong's performance. After the two groups of trainees sang, the host Hua Shao asked the two instructors whether they want to exercise the right of extra points on the trainees. Li Keqin's approach surprised me very much. He actually escorted two points to Yu Kong, but Wang Feng did not. Stake points to the mini machine. The fashionable original songs are quite good. It is estimated that many people think that these two points are bet to Wu Keyue, and even if they are not good, they have to leave it to Wu Keyue.
Fashion, but I didn't expect that Hacken Lee would bet on the margin of popularity in the first round of the match. He said that after he knew that Wang Feng had sent a mini machine, he decided to bet two points to Yu Kong. Therefore, he believed that Yu Kong had almost no suspense in defeating the mini machine, otherwise it would be impossible. Betting the two points to him, as he said, Yukong has a great chance of winning. What I want to say is that Hacken Lee looks down on mini-machines too.
In other words, Keqin Lee put two points to Yukong, which was a temporary decision. Indeed, he himself said that the two points were originally bet to He San, which is even more surprising. It is not to Wu Keyue, not to fashion, but it is actually intended to be bet to He San.
