'The Voice': Blake Shelton Has 'Never Heard a Performance Like' Terrence Cunningham's (Video)

We wish we had Terrence Cunningham on a cloudy day.

“The Voice” contestant blew away coaches Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Alicia Keys Tuesday night during blind auditions with his honey-sweet rendition of The Temptation’s “My Girl.” Cunningham’s performance was so impressive it grabbed a buzzer nod from all four judges in under 30 seconds.

Each coach took turns gushing over the Season 14 contestant, while vying for the right to call him their own.

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“I’ve never heard a performance like that at any level of ‘The Voice,'” Shelton said. Keys did him one better, saying to Cunningham, “If I ever did anything right, it was come to this show only to meet you.” Ya, it’s hard to top that which may be why Cunningham ultimately chose the songstress to be his guide on the NBC competition series.

But, at least Shelton — and the rest of us — can probably rely on the fact Cunningham will be sticking around to make us feel “this way” for a good chunk of the season.

Watch Cunningham above and allow your troubles to melt away.

From 'Game of Thrones' to 'The Voice,' Hollywood Hits the Jackpot at Global Gaming Expo (Photos)

Whether you go to Las Vegas specifically to gamble or not, you've probably played a few slots machines --and you might stop when you see a game that features your favorite TV show. At this year's Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, the gaming companies dealt out plenty of fresh Hollywood-themed games.
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The slot machine world's prayers have been answered: a Madonna-themed game is in the works at Aristocrat Technologies. You'll soon be able to be a material girl with this slot experience that focuses on Madonna's career during the 1980s.
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"Wheel of Fortune" has given out more than $200 million in prizes over the years, but if you're really looking to make bank on the game, head to Las Vegas. The "Wheel of Fortune" slot machines have given out $3 billion in cash, and have made 1,000 people millionaires.
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"Westworld" fans, rejoice: you're getting a slot machine that will be an "immersive experience," says Jon Hanlin, vice president of commercial strategy for gaming operations at Aristocrat. The release of this machine will coincide with the premiere of Season 2. Aristocrat was excited to create a "Westworld" machine because the show had the most-watched first season of an HBO original series.
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Hopefully, a win at this slot will have you saying more than "yadda yadda yadda"... Not that there's anything wrong with that...
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Winter might be here, but that's not keeping a new "Game of Thrones" slot machine from arriving in Vegas. The newest "GOT" slot will be based off of Seasons 4 and 5 and have a vibrating, surround-sound chair.
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The "Deal or No Deal: Poker Special" will feature a digital, suitcase-holding model to guide you through the game. It will be released in early 2018.
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If you love '80s video games, you'll eat up this new slot game. Darion Lowenstein of Gamblit Gaming told TheWrap that the first Pac-Man Slot game, "Pac- Man Battle Casino," will be skill-based.
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After trying your hand at "The Voice"-themed slot game, you might just be confident enough for a mic drop.
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Fans of "The Voice" can also play on a slot machine featuring coach Blake Shelton solo. One of the prizes for playing this game is a guitar signed by the country music star -- and no, the ax won't come out of the slot, but it will get sent to your home.
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Experience your very own "Casino Royale" with the latest James Bond slot machine.
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While we're sadly not getting a third movie from the franchise, you can expect to see a new slot machine in the Vegas casinos. The "Sex and the City"- themed slot machine remains one of Vegas' most popular.
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Las Vegas gaming companies are cashing in on popular TV shows and movies for themed slot machines

Whether you go to Las Vegas specifically to gamble or not, you've probably played a few slots machines --and you might stop when you see a game that features your favorite TV show. At this year's Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, the gaming companies dealt out plenty of fresh Hollywood-themed games.

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