Brayden Lape left the judges in awe when they saw how tall he was. The 16-year-old boy from Michigan, who is loved for his music, has also won hearts with his look as well.
He has become a sensation on The Voice Season 22. His audition round video has 1 million views on Youtube. By beating many other contestants, he has reached the Top 10 list of The Voice, and fans continue to cheer up for him. The next episode will air on November 28.
How Tall Is Brayden Lape?
Brayden Lape may be a 16-year-old teenager, but hardly anyone believes that, looking at his height. The teenager is 6 ft 4 inches tall.
He is from the small Michigan village of Grass Lake and is a student at Grass Lake High School who plays football, basketball, and baseball. He is also a quarterback for his school’s football team.
He is the son of Kari Ann and Bryan Lape, who focused on singing only during the pandemic. Lape learned how to play guitar, sing cover songs, and even perform a couple of small gigs.
According to HollandSentinel, he has also written originals and teamed up to write more songs which he plans to record and release next year. His mother suggested he go for the audition that was happening online.
Since he thought he had nothing to lose, he went through several audition rounds and interviews before finally getting the call for the blind audition. His friends and family have supported him and are happy for him as he moves forward.
Lape also received much love from his local community and many others from other parts of the country.
Brayden Lape Journey On The Voice So far
Viewers first witnessed Brayden Lape’s talent in an audition when he sang The Town by Niall Horan. That performance has millions of viewers on Youtube, but Blake Shelton was the only judge to turn the chair for him as Camilla told him he could be his team’s secret weapon.
During the battle round on October 18, he went against Benny Weag, a much more experienced singer. They performed the song Pretty Hard. Shelton decided to send Lape through the knockout round, where he beat two contestants and moved on to the top 16 performance and first live show.
In the top 16 performance, Lape performed “Buy Dirt” by Jordan Davis. He and Bodie were saved by America, who gave them the most votes of all candidates. Then, yesterday’s episode consisted top 13 contestants, where Brayden sang Sam Hunt’s version of “Come Over” by Kenny Chesney.
It was a decision day yesterday to find out who will be the Top 10 contestant. It was quite a suspense for Lape, who eagerly awaited hearing his name. When five contestants were remaining to be named as the Top 10, Daly took his name. Fans can see him perform live next Monday, November 28, at 8:00 p.m. ET.
The youngster has described his journey as exciting as he met new people and received vocal coaching and guitar mentoring from other contestants.