The Voice All Stars" Ratings Plummet to All-Time Low
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The reality show "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 achieved a record low of 3% rating on Sunday, becoming the least-watched prime-time program. "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 led with 17.7% viewership. The low ratings are a significant disappointment for the show, which features singer Noa Kirel.
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- "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 recorded a dismal 3% rating on Sunday.
- The show was the lowest-rated prime-time program among four major channels.
- "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 led the ratings with 17.7% viewership.
- "The Patriots" and "Kupa Rashit" also achieved higher ratings than "The Voice All Stars."
- Singer Noa Kirel is associated with the underperforming show.
The reality singing competition "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 garnered a mere 3% rating on Sunday, making it the lowest-rated prime-time program across the four major channels. The show, which features singer Noa Kirel, significantly underperformed compared to its competitors. "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 dominated the evening with a 17.7% rating, attracting 475,000 viewers. Other programs also outperformed "The Voice All Stars," including "The Patriots" on Channel 14 with 7.3% (195,000 viewers) and "Kupa Rashit" on Kan 11 with 7.2% (181,000 viewers). Even in the later prime-time slot, "Guy Pines" on Keshet 12 led with 8% (230,000 viewers), while "The Pipe" on Reshet 13, the other program from the same channel, only managed 2.8% (74,000 viewers). This marks a significant disappointment for Reshet 13 and the program.
The low viewership for "The Voice All Stars" places it in a difficult position, especially considering the success of other entertainment programs on competing channels. The 3% rating for "The Voice All Stars" translates to only 88,000 viewers, a stark contrast to the leading "The Masked Singer." The article implies this is a major setback for the show and its participants, including Noa Kirel.
