So we're watching The Voice now.
You're shooting another season of The Voice
as this one is airing now.
Yeah.
You're shooting two at the same time?
Yeah.
It's like totally crazy.
What's even crazier about all of it
is like I was a kid when I was younger who's
like not going to have one job.
Yeah.
I was kind of-- musicians.
When you're young, you're like, I want play music.
Your parents are like, that's nice.
Like, could you get a real job, though?
And now I have all these jobs.
It's so bizarre.
I can't believe it.
So The Voice is a great job that's
been very, very good to you.
And I use the term job very lightly.
Yes, because it's so much fun.
So fun.
Yeah.
We have a blast.
And you're so great.
It's a great--
I know it revolves some.
You and Blake are constant but there are other people
that come in and out.
And you and Blake, speaking of that, both of you,
did you all plan this that both of your CDs
came out on the same day on Friday?
It was not.
It was not planned.
You all didn't talk about that?
We did not discuss it.
And I didn't even know until literally a week
before the albums came out and it's been a battle of words.
Yeah.
You can imagine.
But we have a bet.
We'll find out soon.
If I sell more records--
if Blake sells more records than me in his first week--
which he won't--
I have to call him captain country
for an entire live episode of the show, meaning, hey--
hey, captain country.
What do you think of-- like I got to say it the whole time.
Right.
I can't address him without saying it
and if he-- if I sell more records than him,
he has to say, the greatest of all time.
That's how he has to address me.
And so it's going to be interesting
because I think I'm going to sell more records maybe
in that week.
Yeah.
So he's going to have to be like, yeah.
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You're on track.
I'm on track.
Yeah.
It's going to be a battle to the finish
but he gets to call me the greatest of all time.
The greatest of all time.
Well, you're on track.
You're selling more than him right now so that'll
be a really interesting thing.
I hope so.
And now he really is-- and I say it all the time--
I like him a lot.
He's a very funny guy.
And the two of you go at it on the show
like you're not friends, but you really are friends.
You hang out a lot.
We're so close.
And we used to kind of check out--
like we used to check in on the show and be like,
hey, man, was that like too far?
And he'd always be like, buddy, what are you talking about,
man?
It's all good.
Bring it on.
It's funny because now we've gotten so comfortable
that we just don't even check in with each other anymore.
Now we just rip on each other constantly and make up later.
But it's funny, we all do that.
And so what is it like when the four of you get together?
How is Blake and Gwen together?
It's like-- it's a lot.
They're so affectionate.
I was just talking about this with somebody.
I'm extremely bordering on disgusting affectionate
with my wife, right?
And this is like another thing.
Like it's so wildly affectionate that it makes me a little bit
uncomfortable sometimes.
And he's like a big guy, too, so he just
takes up a lot of space.
Right.
When he's like hugging up on her and stuff.
And you're like, stop it.
But you're saying saying you're affectionate, too,
so the four of you together-- if someone saw the four of you
all, it would be disgusting.
Really.
Yeah.
That all four of you would be that affectionate.
It would look like spin the bottle or something.
Yeah.
Weird.
Yeah, that does-- weird.
Look what's sitting here.
Look at all this stuff.
Look at all the stuff that I have here.
I have your CD.
We're talking about The Voice.
You now are the face of this fragrance for Saint Laurent.
And this smells really good, by the way.
It does smell really good.
Yeah.
It's mild.
It's not too crazy.
Sometimes I have to push people's products
that I don't even want to spray but this does smell good
and all the guys here really liked it.
They were putting it on.
It's good.
It's not too intense.
Yeah.
Because you don't want to be the guy
that smells like the cologne.
Like the guy in the elevator and you're like,
what's the matter with you.
Like you don't want to be that guy.
No.
There's nothing worse than when someone gets in the elevator--
they're gone and it still lingers.
It seeps into the carpet.
They get off and you're still smelling it.
All right.
Well, it is like--
You smell like the cologne afterwards
for like three hours.
Exactly, and you're like, what are you wearing?
It's like, the elevator.
That would be a good name for a cologne, The Elevator.
Actually good.
I'm wearing some of it.
Everybody in the audience is getting a bottle
of [INAUDIBLE].
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