Blake Shelton discovered himself as the wonderful star of LV’s Super Bowl on Sunday night, along with his fiancée Gwen Stefani and enemy The Voice Adam Levine.
The trio starred in a T-Mobile ad in which everyone was talking, in which Stefani tells Levine what he is for in a man. She thinks she tells her she needs someone who is “maybe from another country,” “cult” and “not threatened by a strong, confident woman. “Instead, through abnormal cellular service, Levine hears her say she needs a boy who is “completely rural,” “unededesed, and “threatened by a strong, confident woman. ” Cue Levine installed Stefani with Shelton, and they both lived fortunately forever.
The rumour around this hilarious position of self-contempt was not limited to the Internet, according to Shelton, who were engaged to Stefani in October after several years of dating. “Of all the things I’ve had the chance to take a stand for my life, I don’t know if my teleteletelephone has ever exploded, I mean, my teleteletelephone was smoking last night,” Shelton told EW a day after the big game. ” You realize, ‘Oh my God, nobody’s ever seen me. win a prize. ‘I know now. But everyone is watching the Super Bowl. Now it’s confirmed: I know that every touch on my phone was watching this game. “
He continues: “It was funny, we had a lot of fun. When I read the script, I thought it was a wonderful idea. I think it was a lot of fun. Because other people still don’t see why she’s with me. And it’s fair,” enough, is it rarely much? So I enjoyed being able to spin that. “
And in order to locate Levine, your former Voice teammate, would it have been fun?
“No, ” Shelton’s cul-de-sacs. ” I’ll have to suffer for my art. “
With one from Gerrad Hall.
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