By George, he’s done it before! Fans of The Voice suggest the show is RIGGED as footage emerges of Andy Dexterity singing Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody on stage BEFORE the battle rounds
The Voice coach Boy George chose Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody for Andy Dexterity and Caleb Jago-Ward to sing during the battles on Sunday night’s episode.
And while fans on Twitter said the performance gave them ‘chills’, one found it hard to believe Boy George ‘randomly’ chose the song, suggesting the show is rigged.
Footage surfaced of Andy, 35, having already sung the exact same song on stage at a Sydney event back in June, 2017.
By George, he’s done it before! Fans of The Voice suggested the show is RIGGED as footage emerged of Andy Dexterity singing Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody on stage BEFORE the battle rounds on Sunday
‘So Boy George just randomly picked a song that Andy Dexterity happened to perform in a Ted Talk,’ the viewer posted online, alongside two confused emojis.
They also referenced a prior post by a Twitter user from back in June, 2017, who shared a video of Andy performing Bohemian Rhapsody with sign language at that year’s TEDxSydney event.
The post has already been liked and re-tweeted, suggesting that others also find it hard to believe Boy George chose the song for Andy to perform at random.
TEDx Talks also shared the performance to their official YouTube channel in September, 2017, with 49,466 views to date and 25.6million subscribers.
However, it wasn’t all negative on Twitter, with some praising Andy and Caleb’s performance on The Voice.