‘The mullet alone deserves a four chair turnaround!’ Autistic The Voice Australia contestant Adam Ludewig, 16, wins fans with his incredible voice and sensational hairdo
The Voice Australia started strong with its debut episode on Sunday night delivering a powerhouse singer in the form of teenager Adam Ludewig.
The 16-year-old, from South Australia, turned chairs for his incredible voice, and turned heads thanks to his splendid mullet hairdo.
The teen sang Leave a Light On by British singer-songwriter Tom Walker and turned all four chairs, with Boy George, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and Kelly Rowland all vying to mentor the singer.
A look! The Voice Australia started strong with its debut episode on Sunday night. Adam Ludewig, 16, from South Australia (pictured) turned chairs for his incredible voice, and turned heads thanks to his splendid mullet hairdo
And fans at home were instantly taken by the young performer, with many expressing their affection for the singer and his eye-catching haircut.
One person Tweeted: ‘The mullet alone deserves a four chair turnaround’ while another chimed in: ‘GO ADAM THE MULLET MAN!!!’
Another fan at home wrote: ‘Haha. That is one awesome mullet!’ while someone else added: ‘Omg the mullet’ alongside a fire emoji.
Wow! The teen sang Leave a Light On by British singer-songwriter Tom Walker and turned all four chairs, with Boy George, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and Kelly Rowland all vying to mentor the singer
Love him! Fans at home were instantly taken by the young performer, with many expressing their affection for the singer and his eye-catching haircut
One more person Tweeted: ‘Never mind the sob story, that mullet can sing. At ‘barely’ 16′.
Someone else wrote: ‘Adelaide boy got in with a majestic mullet. Lit performance though’.
Speaking to the Adelaide Advertiser, the uniquely stylish schoolboy, who admitted he normally ‘sings in his toilet’, says he has no plans for a new look.
‘Mate, the mullet is here to stay. It’s business at the front, party at the back. I didn’t want a mullet like everyone else, I wanted my own version of the mullet,’ he said.
Inspiration: Adam, who suffers from autism and ADHD, wants to inspire others through music
Hope: ‘I want to make songs that really motivate people and tell them that they’re not just a nobody, and that it’s okay to be different,’ he told the Advertiser.
Adam, who suffers from autism and ADHD, says he wants to inspire others through music.
‘I want to make songs that really motivate people and tell them that they’re not just a nobody, and that it’s okay to be different. If everyone was the same on this earth, it would be pretty boring,’ he told the Advertiser.
After turning all four chairs, Adam opted to choose Guy Sebastian – who himself became famous for his Afro hairdo – as his mentor.
The Voice continues Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Nine
Winner! After turning all four chairs, Adam opted to choose Guy Sebastian (right) – who himself became famous for his Afro hairdo – as his mentor