Adam Levine Disses Blake Shelton on The Voice, But Michael Bublé’s Grudge is Bigger Than Expected

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Watching Adam Levine back on The Voice has been exciting – not just because of his past victories, but also due to the competitive spark that seemed to dim a bit with Blake Shelton’s departure. It’s unfortunate they won’t face off in the 2025 schedule as they once did, but Adam hasn’t stopped dishing out banter. On the March 24 episode, I was taken aback when Michael Bublé explained a genuine cause for his animosity towards the cowboy.

Adam Levine Throws Shade At Blake Shelton After Country Singer’s Battle

During Night 3 of the Battles on The Voice, Adam Levine surprised team member Trevon Dawson by asking him to collaborate with Tyler Kae on Avril Lavigne’s “I’m With You”, which added a bit of an unexpected twist. The coaches appreciated his unique country interpretation, and Michael Bublé even jokingly speculated that the rock star coach might be the latest contender for the title of “king of country”.

John Legend and Kelsea Ballerini observed that Adam Levine seems to be influenced by Blake Shelton, given his new role on the chair previously occupied by the country music legend. However, Adam Levine himself expressed doubts that the cowboy would appreciate him providing Trevon Dawson with a pop-rock tune, stating:

Back in Oklahoma, I could sense Blake’s disdain radiating like a beacon. His thoughts were a mystery to me, but the tone of his comments made it clear he wasn’t impressed. “Are you serious? Who do you think you are, to dare play Avril Lavigne?” was the gist of what I imagined he said, followed by a prediction about my young friend getting bullied at school for his music choice.

In this version of events, Adam Levine chose Trevon Dawson over Tyler Kae during the Battle round, implying that Trevon may indeed have a chance to perform within his preferred genre in the future as the competition unfolds. Their duet can be watched below for your viewing pleasure.

On this episode, it wasn’t just Blake Shelton who made an appearance; there were more references to him as well. After Adam Levine enjoyed teasing without the cowboy present, Michael Bublé also voiced some Shelton-related annoyances.

Michael Bublé Reveals The Issue He Has After Blake Shelton Covered His Song

Two years ago, Blake Shelton parted ways with The Voice, but he made another appearance during the third round of Battles. Michael Bublé chose Adam David and Ricardo Moreno from his team to perform his song “Home”. However, Bublé clarified that there seems to be a misunderstanding among fans about the origin of this tune. Bublé informed his Team Michael singers:

Initially, when I composed the song, it became a success. However, later on, Blake Shelton performed it, and his version achieved even greater popularity. Ever since then, people have been consistently approaching me to express their admiration for Blake Shelton’s song “Home” whenever I sing it. They still do this frequently, and I always respond with my gratitude.

Later, he emitted a sigh of exasperation, and I completely understand why. When “Home” became one of Michael Bublé’s most successful songs upon its release in 2005, it must be disheartening to hear fans attributing the song’s success to Blake Shelton for his cover in 2008.

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The situation between them is much more likely to provoke a grudge from Blake Shelton compared to what Adam Levine has against him, but Michael Bublé appears less inclined to harbor grudges.

Let’s wait and see if we find any more captivating tales regarding the country singer. Regardless, the contest carries on at 8 p.m. Eastern Time next Monday, March 31st, on NBC, and you can stream it with a Peacock subscription.

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2025-03-25 18:37