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The Voice, The Day After: Top 10 Performances Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Tue, Nov 20, 2012 4:38 PM EST

Last night, the top 10 competed on "The Voice," and while almost everyone was amazing--Blake Shelton was NOT kidding when he said it was the best "Voice" episode of all time--there was one contestant who amazed me and my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield most of all: Cody Belew, who brought a little bit of bam-bam and a whole lot of fierceness to the competition, with a "Crazy In Love" performance that was just crazy.

But Cody has always been a polarizing figure on "The Voice," and for every person out there who loved Cody's leatherboy spectacle, there was probably one viewer who loathed it. So he may not be safe tonight. Surprisingly, Cody's Team Cee Lo crony, Trevin Hunte--a former frontrunner!--may also be at risk, after he tried to step out of his comfort zone with an uptempo Usher number and the result was not so comfortable on the ears.

Check out the chat above to watch me and Matt discuss last night's performances, how much iTunes chart rankings affect the show's outcome, and predictions for who's going home tonight. The Cody Belew prayer circle starts now...

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