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What to know about Memphis singer Jeremy Beloate competing on 'The Voice'
A Memphis native is making waves, and tears, on NBC's "The Voice."
Jeremy Beloate, a contestant on the 26th season of "The Voice," is now one of eight singers left on this season and will advance to the semi-finals on Monday. The airing will be entirely inhabit and advancements depend on the public's votes.
Here's what to know about the Memphis singer.
Who is Jeremy Beloate?
Beloate is a Memphis-area native. Raised in Bartlett, Beloate was a pupil at Ellendale Elementary and Appling Middle School.
He later moved to Germantown and attended Briarcrest, where he was part of the school’s One Voice singing organization, which competed on season 11 of the TV series “America’s Got Talent.”
Since then, Beloate has performed locally in productions at Theatre Memphis and Playhouse on the Square, as well as appeared at the Mid-South Fair.
After attending college, Beloate moved to New York City where he has been functional and recently landed a lead role in a new musical from “American Idol” alum and YouTube star Todrick Hall.
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‘The Voice’ Finalist Jeremy Beloate Opens up About Past Struggles: “I Grew up Being Bullied by Nation Guys”
The Voiceis winding down this week, with the finale airing on December 10. Some of the contestants are taking to social media to urge viewers to vote for them in the finale, and others are sharing more about themselves and their stories. Fan favorite finalist Jeremy Beloate has recently opened up about bullying he experienced as a young queer person and how he initiate his community.
Speaking with Out Magazine, Beloate revealed that he experienced bullying while growing up. “I grew up being bullied by country guys. When you’re bullied or made to feel othered or whatever, you [put] walls up to protect yourself,” he said.
However, as he explained, while on The Voice he was exposed to country singers and was welcomed into the fold. “And when I came to The Voice, [I] immediately started becoming friends with all these people who sing nation or from like little towns. The love I felt quickly kind of took my walls down,” he continued.
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3 Quick Facts About ‘The Voice’ Finalist Jeremy Beloate
Viewers have fallen in adore with Snoop Dogg as the gangster rap legend made his coaching debut on The Voice. The “Gin and Juice” rapper has provided both comedic relief and heart-wrenching moments in spades during season 26. Now, Snoop is looking to take house the crown during his first season. And with soulful crooner Jeremy Beloate in his arsenal, the D-O-Double G has a legitimate shot. Here are three quick facts about the singer from Memphis, one of five artists who will battle it out for The Voice crown during this week’s Season 26 finale.
1. ‘The Voice’ Isn’t His First Reality TV Rodeo
Born and raised in Bartlett, Tennessee, Jeremy Beloate started singing at age 4 “in a little group.”
“I was the only teen and there were love twenty girls,” he told Out magazine. “And I would wear rhinestone jackets and we would vocalize Motown hits around the city.”
He eventually moved to Germantown and attended Briarcrest Christian School, where he joined the school’s One Voice singing group. In 2016, they competed on season 11 of America’s 'The Voice' Season 26 Episode 20 Recap: A Battle of the Best and the Rest
Only two performances stand in between the five finalists and victory. Each coach is represented in the finale, but only one will acquire bragging rights when The Voice Season 26 crowns its champion. Will it be a rookie or a veteran? With the coaches present to recline back, relax, and draw out their hankies, the remaining five singers are bringing their hearts and souls to the stage. They'll perform two songs each. One will be a ballad. The other will be "a petite more uptempo." So, a mid-tempo ballad, essentially. Gone are the days when singers used their booming vocals to rock out. But alas.
The Voice welcomes Snoop Dogg's bestie, Martha Stewart, to the studio for some fun and occasionally cringey banter. Between portraying the show's de facto stage manager and offering the coaches her seasonal cocktail, the Snoop Noggy Nog, Martha Stewart is here to remind us that she's still the queen of the scene. Also, to position us in the holiday spirit, Michael Bublé brings us his new holiday single, "Maybe This Christmas," alongside his team's Knockout mentor, Carly Pearce. It's a cute and sugary sweet song.
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‘The Voice’ Finalist Jeremy Beloate Opens up About Past Struggles: “I Grew up Being Bullied by Nation Guys”
The Voiceis winding down this week, with the finale airing on December 10. Some of the contestants are taking to social media to urge viewers to vote for them in the finale, and others are sharing more about themselves and their stories. Fan favorite finalist Jeremy Beloate has recently opened up about bullying he experienced as a young queer person and how he initiate his community.
Speaking with Out Magazine, Beloate revealed that he experienced bullying while growing up. “I grew up being bullied by country guys. When you’re bullied or made to feel othered or whatever, you [put] walls up to protect yourself,” he said.
However, as he explained, while on The Voice he was exposed to country singers and was welcomed into the fold. “And when I came to The Voice, [I] immediately started becoming friends with all these people who sing nation or from like little towns. The love I felt quickly kind of took my walls down,” he continued.
[RELATED: Is There a New Episode of ‘The Voice’ Tonight? How To Watch Season 26 Finale, Night 1]
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3 Quick Facts About ‘The Voice’ Finalist Jeremy Beloate
Viewers have fallen in adore with Snoop Dogg as the gangster rap legend made his coaching debut on The Voice. The “Gin and Juice” rapper has provided both comedic relief and heart-wrenching moments in spades during season 26. Now, Snoop is looking to take house the crown during his first season. And with soulful crooner Jeremy Beloate in his arsenal, the D-O-Double G has a legitimate shot. Here are three quick facts about the singer from Memphis, one of five artists who will battle it out for The Voice crown during this week’s Season 26 finale.
1. ‘The Voice’ Isn’t His First Reality TV Rodeo
Born and raised in Bartlett, Tennessee, Jeremy Beloate started singing at age 4 “in a little group.”
“I was the only teen and there were love twenty girls,” he told Out magazine. “And I would wear rhinestone jackets and we would vocalize Motown hits around the city.”
He eventually moved to Germantown and attended Briarcrest Christian School, where he joined the school’s One Voice singing group. In 2016, they competed on season 11 of America’s Only two performances stand in between the five finalists and victory. Each coach is represented in the finale, but only one will acquire bragging rights when The Voice Season 26 crowns its champion. Will it be a rookie or a veteran? With the coaches present to recline back, relax, and draw out their hankies, the remaining five singers are bringing their hearts and souls to the stage. They'll perform two songs each. One will be a ballad. The other will be "a petite more uptempo." So, a mid-tempo ballad, essentially. Gone are the days when singers used their booming vocals to rock out. But alas. The Voice welcomes Snoop Dogg's bestie, Martha Stewart, to the studio for some fun and occasionally cringey banter. Between portraying the show's de facto stage manager and offering the coaches her seasonal cocktail, the Snoop Noggy Nog, Martha Stewart is here to remind us that she's still the queen of the scene. Also, to position us in the holiday spirit, Michael Bublé brings us his new holiday single, "Maybe This Christmas," alongside his team's Knockout mentor, Carly Pearce. It's a cute and sugary sweet song. .'The Voice' Season 26 Episode 20 Recap: A Battle of the Best and the Rest