A pair of San Francisco Bay Area twins wowed the judges during the blind auditions for The Voice’s 25th season. 

High school seniors Justin and Jeremy Garcia of Millbrae, California have been performing since they were kids but their biggest break so far is getting a three-chair turn during their blind audition for "The Voice" Season 25. 

Dan + Shay, Chance the Rapper and Reba McEntire turned their chairs, competing to coach the Filipino twins who sang One Direction's "Story of My Life." 

“That was a fantastic performance. From the first time I heard you guys harmonizing, and found out that it was two people, I was like we gotta turn around that sounds amazing," Shay Mooney of Dan + Shay told the twins.

With their family rooting for them on the sidelines, the Garcias ended up picking the country music duo and first-time "Voice" coaches Dan + Shay. 

During the interview portion of their show, the twins are seen having fun on the NBC lot, while talking about their Filipino roots how music had helped them overcome shyness. They even took a quick trip through the San Francisco Bay Area. 

The twins are no stranger to the spotlight. Back in 2011, TFC did a story on the Justin and Jeremy when they became viral dancing sensations as the Hey Ya Twins. 

In 2022, the Garcia twins opened for Dingdong Avanzado, Jessa Zaragosa, and Jayda’s TFC Revelation concert tour stop in San Francisco. 

They’re no strangers to ABS-CBN either, as their parents Choy and Nina Garcia had also worked TFC’s North America office.

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