All 19 winners of 'The Voice' ranked, from least to most successful

Tilghman, a 43-year-old pastor, won "The Voice" less than a year ago, and as such, hasn't had time to do anything, although he released his second single, "Jesus And You," in March 2021. He has a perfectly respectable 39,900 followers on Instagram.

Rubin, who is just 15, is the most recent "Voice" champion. He gets the edge on Tilghman, as he has almost double the number of Instagram followers with a cool 66,800 followers. Watch out when he releases his first single.

Paul, 41, unfortunately was more successful before he went on "The Voice." He had even been nominated for a Grammy! But nine years on, Paul's failed to chart any singles on the Hot 100, had one song peak at No. 27 on the Adult R&B Airplay chart in 2013, and his most successful song on Spotify is from January 2012 — before he was on the show.

He's also not verified on Instagram, but he does have over 14,000 followers on the app.

Paul also has the success of other contestants from his season working against him, like Chris Mann, Juliet Simms, and Raelynn.

Since winning almost seven years ago, Kaufman, 45, hasn't had any original music hit the Billboard charts. He's also only released one album, 2019's "Ndoxo, Vol. 1." In 2017, he appeared in a Broadway holiday medley show called "Home for the Holidays," hosted by "Bachelorette" lead Kaitlyn Bristowe and co-headlined by "American Idol" winner Candice Glover. He has 31,300 Instagram followers.

The main thing working against Kaufman though, is the fact that both the late Christina Grimmie and controversial (yet highly successful) country star Morgan Wallen were on his season — they're easily the most talked-about contestants from season six.

Colon, 42, will forever be known as the first "Voice" winner, but Kelly Clarkson he is not. He has 14,000 followers on Instagram and a thriving TikTok presence.

But, unfortunately, he hasn't had a song chart on the Hot 100 since his season, and he has only released one album, "Gravity," which came out in 2016. His highest-charting album actually came in 2003, years before he ever appeared on TV.

Boyd, 42, has only released one album, "Top Shelf," since his win back in 2014. He did have a No. 1 song on the Hot Country chart, but it was one of his songs from "The Voice," and he hasn't had much success since. His Instagram follower count sits at 30,400.

Most recently, he released a five-song EP, "From the Inbetween," in 2019.

What gives him the slight edge over Kaufman is that the only other famous person from his season is Bryana Salaz, who recently starred in the Netflix series "Team Kaylie."

Almost two years later, and we're still waiting for Jarmon, 28, to release her first album or any single, but her advantage is her Instagram following, which is at 68,500 followers. She also has a presence on TikTok.

Her recording of "Unforgettable," with John Legend, topped the Billboard 200 after she won.

Hoot, 32, most recently reunited with his coach Kelly Clarkson for a duet in February 2021, "I Would've Loved You," which peaked at No. 1 on the Country Digital Song chart. He also released his first EP, "Love Out of Time," in January 2021.

But he hasn't found much success on his own. He has performed at the Grand Ole Opry twice, and he has a respectable 71,500 followers on Instagram, but we have a feeling he'll hit some higher highs later in his career.

Kohanski, 27, released her first EP in 2019, called "Fantasy," and a single, "Cosmic," in 2020. She's one of the rare "Voice" contestants whose original music outperforms her covers on Spotify as well, pointing to her popularity. She's also garnered 66,800 followers on Instagram and has topped Billboard's Emerging Artist chart mutiple times.

In 2020, she announced she was parting ways with Republic Records (like many "Voice" contestants do), so we'll see what's next for Kohanski.

The 31-year-old singer found success on the R&B charts with his covers on the show, but post-"Voice," Blue is still waiting for a real breakout. He is consistently releasing music, which is more you can say for other winners — he had the 2019 album "Fresh Start" and 2020's "One Light."

According to his Instagram, which has close to 92,000 followers, he has a single called "Moon" releasing soon.

While Head has a smaller Instagram following (31,200 followers), the 42-year-old singer has released three albums, and his coronation song, "Darlin' Don't Go," peaked at No. 67 on the Hot 100. That song also peaked at No. 4 on the Hot Country chart.

Chin has one of the biggest followings of any "Voice" winner, with over 257,000 followers on the app. But the 35-year-old singer's social media success hasn't really translated to the charts. At the time of her win, her first post-show release had the lowest sales of any "Voice" winner at the time.

However, the album did peak at No. 41 on the Billboard 200, which is now something that barely happens to "Voice" winners. She also was asked to perform at the White House in 2014.

Porter, who used to be best known for playing the titular role in "Curly Sue," is now a singer and an influencer, with over 88,000 followers on Instagram.

Porter, 39, had her coronation song reach No. 100 on the Hot 100, but she hasn't had a single there again. Her pre-"Voice" album, "Who We Are," is still her highest-charting album, which peaked at No. 20 on the Americana/Folk chart.

Where we gave her a leg up, however, is that she's still releasing music. She had an album come out in 2019, "Pink Cloud," and a 2020 single called "Lungs."

This 18-year-old has found success as a country singer. Her coronation song hit No. 1 on the Country Digital Song Sales charts (and had two other top 10s on it, as well), and she reached the top of the Emerging Artist chart. Shepherd also released a country album in 2020, "A Good Ol' Country Christmas."

She also appeared in a film last year, "Wildfire," and has 139,000 Instagram followers.

Cartelli, now 17, won when she was 15, and she was younger than most recent champ, Carter Rubin. She currently has 201,000 followers on Instagram, giving her the slight edge over Shepherd. Her top song on Spotify is an original (rare), titled "Last Night's Mascara," which has over 7 million streams. She released a single in 2021, "Long Way Home."

Cartelli also was nominated for a People's Choice Award in 2018.

Fredericks, 21, set iTunes records when he appeared on the show as he had "14 songs in the iTunes Top 200 Singles Chart" after his finale, and every week had his cover reach the top 10 of the iTunes singles chart — both show records. Republic Records also said he came close to breaking the one-day download record with his song "Please."

"Please" also peaked at No. 37 on the Hot 100, and he had two albums reach the Billboard 200: 2015's "Sawyer Fredericks" and 2016's "A Good Storm." Fredericks also found success on Country, Rock, and Alternative charts.

His social media drags him down a bit though, with just 94,200 followers on Instagram.

Smith, 27, made Billboard history in December 2015 when he held the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the Hot Christian Songs chart. That alone would secure him the third-place spot on this list, but Smith also reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with his debut album, "Something Beautiful," and No. 11 with his 2016 Christmas album, "'Tis the Season."

Overall, he's had three No. 1 songs on the Hot Christian Songs chart and three top 10s. Smith's also got 144,000 followers on Instagram, and he even wrote the "Deadpool 2" song "Ashes," performed by Céline Dion.

Bradbery, 24, is a legitimately successful country singer. None of her top songs on Spotify are from "The Voice," and she had an original song peak at No. 58 on the Hot 100, as well as two original albums reaching No. 19 and No. 41. She's also had 15 songs on the Hot Country chart. Additionally, she has 482,000 Instagram followers.

Most recently, she was nominated at the 2019 Academy of Country Music Awards for New Female Vocalist of the Year. She also appeared in episodes of "Nashville" and "Hart of Dixie."

Pope, 31, already had a following by the time she appeared on "The Voice," but she was competing in a completely new genre. As the lead singer of Hey Monday, Pope was part of the pop punk scene, but on the show, she revealed she wanted to be a country singer.

Her debut album in 2013, "Frame by Frame," peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 on the Top Country Albums chart. She also got her own episode of "Lip Sync Battle," and she was even nominated for a Grammy in 2016. Currently, she has 599,000 Instagram followers.

Pope's season also had famous faces like Melanie Martinez, Loren Allred, and MacKenzie Bourg, but that can't take away that Pope is easily the most successful "Voice" winner of time.