The Voice's frontrunner Jaz Ellington has admitted he feels under huge pressure after emerging as favourite to win the contest.
The 27-year-old Gospel singer - who is performing At Last by Etta James on tonight's live show - has become the bookmakers' favourite to win the BBC talent search since his audition was screened a fortnight ago.
Jaz said: "When you're hearing stuff like 'You're the favourite to win', I'm like, 'Okay, I can't drop off now can I?'
"I gotta stay up there."
The rest of the acts being mentored by Will.i.am say Jaz is the most popular with the public, and he already has over 16,500 followers on Twitter.
Jaz said of being the favourite: "They say that, but I don't necessarily agree.
"To base that on two performances - I've heard a lot of the other people perform so I'm just like 'Boy! When the public hears everybody else, maybe they're going to make another judgment'. That's what I honestly feel."
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