Adam Levine and Blake Shelton have a brotherly relationship.
During a break from blind tryouts on the Monday,Feb 10 episode of The Voice, the Maroon 5 frontman despatched out the nation star an amusing sms message in hopes of a response. When he actually didn’t get one, he despatched him a number of follow-ups– and Shelton had an amusing motion.
“Hey I’m in your old stupid chair now… stupid,” Levine, 45, texted Shelton, 48.
“God I hate you,” he created in his 2nd message.
After stopping briefly for a minute, Levine despatched out 2 back-to-back messages that every learn “Haha.”
“Miss you… just kidding I can’t stand you,” he created in yet another message, previous to asking, “Are you getting these?”
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He after that tossed his arms up in inconvenience and rolled his eyes as he waited on Shelton to message again.
The “She Will Be Loved” vocalist supplied it one final shot: “Fine whatever. You suck eggs.”
Around 10 minutes afterward, Shelton lastly created again. His one-word motion simply evaluation “unsubscribe.”
This interval marks Levine’s return to the vocal singing rivals program after his depart in May 2019. Levine was a coach on this system’s greatest and remained on for 16 durations– together withShelton Now, adhering to the “Sangria” vocalist’s depart in May 2023, Levine is being in his chair.
Speaking with people upfront of his grand return, Levine joked that he mores than glad his good friend isn’t round any longer.
“The best part about being back with The Voice family is that I don’t have to deal with Blake Shelton,” Levine quipped. “I just don’t like him. So, it’s been great not having to be around him. He’s a bad friend…”
“I’m just kidding,” he cleared up. “Of course, I love Blake. And I had to open with a Blake joke because he’s not on the show anymore, yet they still continue.”
Now, Levine is coaching together with Kelsea Ballerini, Michael Bubl é and John Legend– nevertheless none would possibly change his good good friend.
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“No. No, no, definitely not. There’s no replacing [Shelton],” the Hands All Over vocalist claimed. “The thing that happened with Blake and I, it was so organic, and it was based on our friendship.”
“Because nobody really realizes that we were thrown into this thing that wasn’t a thing yet. Our friendship was based on this not knowing what the hell was happening, and being silly, and stupid with each other,” he claimed.
“And that became something that people love to watch. It was very organic, and very unplanned and spontaneous. And all of a sudden we realized people loved watching us talk s— to each other. So, we thought to ourselves, ‘Let’s just do it. And hey, is there such thing as too far?’ And he’s like, ‘No.’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, probably not. Let’s just go at it.’ And we just had fun with it.”
Season 27 of The Voice airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.
