Statistics About The Most Famous Voice Winners

In this post, we will explore 20 intriguing statistics about the winners of the U.S. version of “The Voice.” From the coaches with the most wins to the record-breaking achievements of various contestants, these facts shed light on the show’s history and success over the years. Let’s dive into the fascinating world of “The Voice” winners.

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"As of 2021, there have been 20 winners of the U.S. version of "The Voice"."

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"The coaches Adam Levine and Blake Shelton have mentored the most winners, each with 4 to their names."

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"The youngest winner of "The Voice" was Brynn Cartelli at 15."

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"The oldest winner of "The Voice" was Josh Kaufman, who was 38 when he won."

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"The show’s first winner, Javier Colon, was dropped by Capitol Records after selling only 50,000 albums."

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"Cassadee Pope, season 3 winner, was the first female winner and became the most successful country music artist from "The Voice"."

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"Jordan Smith remains the artist from "The Voice" with the highest-selling song: his cover of "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" has sold over 1 million copies."

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"Danielle Bradbery sold the most albums of any "The Voice" winner, with her debut release selling 139,000 copies."

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"Team Blake has won the most with 7 victories."

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"Kelly Clarkson has coached the winner in three of the four seasons she's been a coach."

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"Season 17 winner Jake Hoot is the first and only one-chair turn winner on "The Voice"."

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"Alisan Porter was the first contestant to be a former child star to win the Voice."

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"Sawyer Fredericks broke all iTunes sales history on "The Voice" in season 8."

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"Danielle Bradbery still holds the record as the youngest winner at the age of 16 in season 4."

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"American version of "The Voice" has produced only one top ten hit on Billboard Hot 100 as of now, and that is by Cassadee Pope."

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"Chris Blue, the winner of Season 12, became the first male winner not from TeamBlake or Team Adam."

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"In Season 19, Carter Rubin became the youngest male winner of The Voice, aged 15."

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"Season 5 winner, Tessanne Chin, got a peak position of #64 in Billboard 200 with her first album 'Count On My Love'."

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"The Voice' has won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program thrice - in 2013, 2015, and 2017."

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"As of 2021, the show has completed 20 seasons in ten years, averaging two seasons per year."

In conclusion, the statistics show a wide range of achievements and milestones among the winners of “The Voice” over the years. From the ages of the winners to their record sales and chart positions, each statistic contributes to the diverse and impactful journey of these talented individuals throughout the show’s 20 seasons. While some winners have faced challenges post-show, others have made significant strides in their music careers, setting records and paving the way for future contestants. The statistics also highlight the influence of certain coaches, the success of winners in different genres, and the show’s overall impact on the music industry and reality television landscape.