The Voice Eliminations: Which Four Singers Were the First to Go?

The bottom three performers from each team sang their hearts out for one last chance. Who's still in the game?

The best/worst part of the season is here: eliminations.

Obviously, it sucks to see people go home, but it also means we're one step closer to picking the Voice.

After witnessing Blake Shelton's and Christina Aguilera's teams perform last night, America had a 12-hour window to put in their votes. Tonight, the top three and bottom three from each team were revealed. While the top three were safe from America's votes, the bottom three still had hope. After performing one last time, one of them was saved by their coach.

Now enough explaining, let's see what happened…

Team Blake

Erin Willett, Jermaine Paul and RaeLynn were safe, leaving Charlotte Sometimes, Naia Kete and Jordis Unga up for elimination.

Kete performed a soulful rendition of Beyoncé's "If I Were a Boy," Sometimes belted Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris" and Unga gave an emotional performance to the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses." It it were up to the others, they'd pick Jordis.

When it came to Blake's decision, he saved Jordis, too. She will remain in the competition, meanwhile we had to say goodbye to Charlotte and Naia.

Team Christina

Jesse Campbell, Lindsey Pavao and Chris Mann were safe, meaning Moses Stone, Sera Hill or Ashley De La Rosa could get the boot.

Ashley rocked the crowd to Grace Potter's "Paris," Sera serenaded us with Mariah Carey's "Vision of Love" and Moses surprisingly didn't rap, and instead sang the Script's "Breakeven."

Adam Levine and Blake would choose Ashley, while Cee Lo Green would save Sera. And it seemed like Xtina saw what Adam and Blake saw, because she chose Ashley, also, meaning Sera and Moses were sent home.