Tyler Golden/NBC/Getty Congratulations are in order for Adam David! On Tuesday, May 20, David was crowned the winner of season 27 ofThe Voice. The victory marked two consecutive wins for coachMichael Bublé. After David was named the winner, Bublé jumped out of his seat and ran up to hug the singer, who was crying. "I love you, man," Bublé told David before he was crowned season 27 champ. "You're my kind of artist... Congratulations, I knew you'd get here." David beat out fellow Team Bublé contestant Jadyn Cree, Team Ballerini's Jaelen Johnston, Team Levine's Lucia Flores Wiseman and Team Legend's RENZO. David, who was born and raised in South Florida, started playing guitar at a young age. He's been open about his journey with addiction on the show — and said that music helped him process his emotions. Now, David is six years sober and performs at rehabilitation centers every week, hoping to inspire others. "I started playing guitar when I was 8," David toldDeepest Dream. "And I was always making things, I was always kinda like coming out with little, simple melody things on the guitar. I was just having fun, and my uncle sang so I grew up seeing him singing and playing and that's something that I wanted to do." "It's a scary thing to put yourself out there," he told the outlet. "And just to know that I have so much support from people that I don't even know is a really special thing for me." During his blind audition, only Bublé turned his chair but he continued to believe in him throughout the season. In the semi-finals, David was not in the Top 4 and had to sing for an instant save — which ultimately placed him in the finale. Read the original article onPeople
