AceShowbiz - Simone Biles, the most-decorated gymnast celebrated as the GOAT, is adding a new role to her impressive resume - Playoff Advisor for Team Snoop Dogg on NBC's "The Voice." This unexpected pairing, announced by NBC on Thursday, has sparked a whirlwind of reactions from fans online.

While some are baffled by the decision, others argue it's a stroke of genius. Biles is fresh from a stellar performance at her third Olympic Games in Paris, where she secured four medals, including three golds. She will bring her expertise to the singing competition alongside rap icon Snoop Dogg, starting Monday, November 25.

Many fans took to social media to express their confusion, noting that she's not a musician. One Instagram user wrote, "I love her … but I'm baffled?" Another added, "This makes absolutely 0 sense. I feel bad for the contestants on his team tbh." The skepticism wasn't universal, however. Some fans defended Biles, recognizing the value she could bring in areas such as stage presence, confidence, and performance.

"People not realizing that Simone can actually give great advice on performance, routine, stage presence and confidence," Noivas Wright, a Season 23 finalist, wrote. "It's not just about 'the voice.' They can already sing, they don't need advice on that… trust me, I would know, as a performer from the show."

In an interview with the Associated Press, Biles discussed her dynamic with Snoop Dogg, "We were able to riff off each other and give the artists the best insight going into the next round. It was pretty easy, simple. We're both very mellow. But if we need to bring that energy up, then we can. For us, it was about instilling confidence going into the next week."

Snoop Dogg echoed Biles' sentiments, highlighting how their diverse careers provided valuable lessons for the contestants. "We have such diverse careers. But the things that we dealt with, they're dealing with now," he told the outlet.

Biles also explained that despite not being a singer, her skills in learning, processing, and perfecting techniques are invaluable, "They all have the vocal talent. It's about harnessing that, knowing when to bring it out and which songs to sing and which genre you fit in. And what you want your legacy to be."

The Olympic champion's debut on "The Voice" is generating considerable buzz, and while opinions are divided, one thing is clear: Simone Biles is ready to bring her gold-medal-winning expertise to the stage, offering guidance that transcends just musical advice.