The reactions of The Voice coaches while listening to a song from the Rose Brand Rice Flour ad.

The 34-second video begins with the appearance of a Caucasian woman auditioning for the talent show "The Voice," albeit it is unclear where the event will take place. Holding a violin, he began to wiggle his hands, creating music that sounded identical to the introductory song for a flour advertising that ran on Indonesian television several years ago. And, sure enough, the performer approached the microphone and sung rice flour a moment later.

The judges who sat with their backs to the vocalist appeared to be paying close attention to the music. The judges then hit the buzzer button after the singer finished singing the three verses of the song, indicating that they liked the artist's voice. The four judges' chairs turned to face the Caucasian vocalist once the buzzer was hit. Because the four judges enjoyed it, the audience in the studio applauded as well. The family, who had been waiting for the results outside the studio, were ecstatic.