Cee Lo on Season 2 of 'The Voice': 'It's Gonna Get Filthy'

October 31, 2011 Television

"The Voice" judges are back together for season 2, and Christina Aguilera tells "Extra's" Terri Seymour, "It's like me and three rowdy boys that are still stuck in high school."

The boys she is referring to are Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine, country star Blake Shelton and "Forget You" artist Cee Lo Green, who dropped some hints as to what fans can expect this season. "It's gonna get filthy at some point."

Terri commented that as the only female judge, Christina should "whip them [Green, Shelton and Levine] into shape," the singer replied, "Oh yeah, yeah... they need some good whipping."

In addition to his role on "The Voice," Levine has two other series in the works; one is a karaoke comedy project and the other is a rock 'n roll drama called "Awesome Splendor," set to air on NBC.

Adam, 32, is working as executive producer on the two shows, and joked, "I think it's the Jewish person inside me that's finally come out. I cannot escape my fate as an executive producer!"

"The Voice" will premiere on Feb. 5 on NBC.

Filed Under: Christina Aguilera, Television, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green

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