Adam Levine mocks Blake Shelton on The Voice again

Adam Levine is back on "The Voice," and he's not holding back. During a recent episode, Levine took playful shots at Blake Shelton, even though Shelton is no longer on the show. Levin's comments came as he encouraged his team member, Trevon Dawson, to sing a pop-rock song. Levine jokingly said he felt Shelton’s disapproval from Oklahoma as he had Dawson sing Avril Lavigne’s "I’m With You." The other coaches praised the performance, hinting that Levine might be influenced by Shelton’s country style. Nevertheless, Levine chose Dawson as the winner of the round, hinting at potential genre shifts in the competition. Another notable moment came from singer Michael Bublé, who has his own reasons to be frustrated with Shelton. Bublé spoke about his song "Home," which Shelton covered and turned into a bigger hit. Bublé mentioned that fans often mistake it as Shelton's original, which can be annoying for him. He expressed his frustration, indicating that it hurts to hear people credit someone else for his work. The ongoing banter between Levine and Shelton adds excitement to the show. Meanwhile, Bublé's revelation gives insight into the challenges artists face when their work is covered by others. "The Voice" continues next week, providing more opportunities for performances and rivalries.