Sisqo reveals who was behind his setback


On Monday's episode, Sisqó competed against acts like girl group Sweet Taboo of California and Halie of Missouri. The show's jury of music industry professionals ultimately chose 17-year-old Ada LeAnn of Michigan to move directly on from Monday's qualifying round into the semifinals following her performance of her song "Natalie." She'll compete against artists like AleXa, the K-pop star representing Oklahoma in the competition, and former "Glee" star Riker Lynch, who's representing Colorado. 

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