Judith Hill: The Voice That Was Eliminated Says The Show Was Like ‘The Hunger Games’ And She Has ‘No Regrets’ [VIDEO]

Judith Hill, who was eliminated on The Voice Season 4 on Wednesday, was shocked and revealed that the show was like the film, The Hunger Games. Although Judith Hill is still unsure of why she lost the competition, she says that she has "no regrets."

While speaking on the Today show about her elimination from the reality singing competition, The Voice, Judith Hill expressed her feelings about being eliminated.

Judith said, "It was crazy, it felt like The Hunger Games up there, you just never know."

After her performance on Monday of "#thatPOWER" by will.i.am and Justin Bieber, America decided through a vote to send Judith Hill home.

Many viewers were shocked, as they thought that Judith was one of the best performers on The Voice this season. Judith Hill alike was also confused as to why she was eliminated.

Judith said, "I don't know what happened; I keep scratching my head like, 'what could have it been?'"

The 29-year-old singer cited possible reasons why she might have lost, saying, "Maybe the song was too new and it wasn't familiar to people; they didn't recognize it or something. There's a lot of different reasons why, I'm still trying to figure it out."

Although her team leader, Adam Levine, was extremely disappointed with the voters' choice, Judith Hill said that "I felt like I did my best and I really enjoyed my time."

Judith Hill also mentioned that she is not regretful about her participation in the show, as she cheerfully added, "I have no regrets and I had a great time."

Judith was also excited as she looked towards the future of her career.

"It was an amazing jumpstart for me and I am so thrilled to have that opportunity and I can't wait to continue on."

Watch Judith Hill's final performance on The Voice below: