Gwen Stefani Gives Blake Shelton a Quarantine Haircut

-Here it is, Blake Shelton. Oh my god, this is fantastic. -Oh! Jimmy! -I'm glad to see you. Good to see you, friend. Where are you? You have a lot of animals back there. -I'm in Oklahoma at my house here. And what did you say, I have many animals? I have a dog... -Yes, I saw it... -Betty, come here. Come here. -I saw a dog, aw. -I have Betty here. -She is a beautiful dog. Oh my goodness, oh what a good dog. -My God, your breath smells like Jimmy. -Oh my God. Who are you there with? Who are you safe with? -We are in

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with a lot of Stefanis.

I'm talking about a lot of them. It's me and a group of Stefanis. My mom and stepdad live, I don't know, about 10 miles from here. I haven't seen them since mid-March, except to say hello, you know, through the truck window. And that's it. We haven't left. -Yes, it's a little... it's strange. -I had to cancel my tour. We were in Omaha, Nebraska. And we were actually building production that day. And I finally decided, that's when pretty much the whole world of touring and live events was collapsing. So we just canceled, and Gwen and I immediately came here and didn't leave. -What have you been doing with all... your downtime?

It seems like the days go by quickly, really, huh? -Oh my God, they do. They go by very quickly. And a lot of us, because I usually pass out around 5:30 or 6:00 or something... yeah, by the way, do you like my hat? -Come closer, I can't see it. -"I drank today." - Hey, that's not bad. -That's pretty much all we do, you know? Gwen has learned to bake really good bread, sourdough bread. We're here, literally, like, you know, "Little House on the Prairie." She makes bread. I've been building a fence and gardening. And here we are quite self-sufficient.

In fact, I don't know. I wanted to do this interview, but we actually have a schedule that we already had planned for today. And I don't think we can put it off any longer. It's up to you if you want to just go ahead and get started. -Hi jimmy. -Oh my God... yes! Finally! -We talk a lot about this. Yes, I'm going to help Blake grow his mullet. So, you know, today we already scheduled that it was

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day. So I have my clippers. I have my files attached. -Oh Lord. -I have to cut my hair.

But go ahead with your questions because you are a very good and interesting interviewer. And I don't want to get lost... -Oh, my God. -...any good things you have to ask me. "Thank God you took off that camouflage jacket because I didn't... I noticed I didn't think you had arms for a second." - -Oh Lord. Are you going to give him a mullet? Please give him a mullet. Please. -Yeah. -Blake, this is really interesting. I love watching Gwen cut your hair. This is fantastic. I love this. Hey, do you guys inspire each other with new music, different music?

Because I know you have different musical backgrounds. What do you have... what music are you listening to, Gwen, that you wouldn't have heard before from Blake and vice versa? -The music that Blake inspired me is called country music. Yeah, I hadn't really heard much of that on my ska playlist. But it's been fun learning about country music and everything different. He's literally an encyclopedia jukebox, like a weirdo. Like a weirdo with knowledge. -Each country? -This guy knows everything. And we play games with him where we just play a little sample of a song to see if he knows it.

And we won't know what it is. We will look for it on the Internet. And he will know it. -The only time I've been stumped by that is on your show, every time you played something, like the "Welcome Back, Kotter" version of "Hollaback Girl" or whatever. I didn't know... - "Welcome back, Kotter" version? You didn't even know your girlfriend's song at the time. -No, it was... everyone played a strange version that I had never heard of before. -Although I forgave him. -Yeah. -Blake, who? What is the Conway Twitty song where he sounds like Elvis? -Oh, that's... ♪ People see us everywhere ♪ -Yes, yes, yes. ♪ -They really believe ♪ "It's just a fantasy." That's all. -I love that song. -It was a pop rock song.

With that he had his first success. And then, he went to the field. -I would love for Gwen not to come back and leave you with that

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. -What did he say? -I said that Conway started with rock and pop and then moved to country, something like Gwen Stefani. -Oh yeah. -Gwen has a country hit right now. We have a duo. -Oh! -Who would have ever thought of Gwen Stefani on country radio? -I know. I love it. I think that's it... Do you love singing it, Gwen? It comes... It feels natural. -It was one of those songs where I thought, "Wow, just"... these songs come to Blake.

They are so amazing. And he was dreaming that he could be in it. We were working out together at the gym. And I was like, “Man, I wish you would have put me in this.” In fact, he turned off the song and said, "Dang, I'd like to put you on this one." And then he did it. Here we are. -Was it written as a duet when it was first published? -It was not. It was just... No, it wasn't, was it? -No, but what's crazy is that one of the writers, Shane, had sent me the song to give to Blake.

Like one of those, he had my text message and wanted me to give it to him. So it was all a strange coincidence. -Are you introducing it to ska music? -I tried. I made him a ska playlist. We were listening to a lot of reggae and UB-40. In fact, we were building a garden here the other day. We had everyone working, removing stones and planting. And we were listening to a lot of that music that day. So you like me? -Yeah. -You have to get... -We had Steel Pulse playing, Jimmy. It's a band you've probably never heard of.

But they are very popular in the ska world. -I know Pulse of Steel. My theme is "Ghost Town". They are special? -Yeah. -Blake, I think you'd like that one. -Yes, I do. That's the one that says... You're right. I love that song. -My God, Gwen, I don't know how you put up with this guy. -I'm learning, Jimmy, but I already know that. -Can you get closer to the camera so I can see your haircut? -Closer. -Yeah. -Like a farce. -How is the mullet? Is the mullet getting longer in the back? -Not enough, man. You can make it longer.

But it's getting closer. I like those sides to come out well. This looks really good. I've never seen you like that. -You know, being able to do this to the biggest country star of all time. -Oh! ♪ People see us everywhere ♪ -We're highlighting a charity unlike any other on our show tonight. -Yeah. -And you chose MusiCares. -Yeah. -So, if you go to grammy.com/musicares, it's long, it's a lot of words. I'll put it on the screen. -Put it on the screen. -Hey, real quick, can we talk about "The Voice" while you get your hair cut? -Let's do it.

No, what's scary is that we're going to have to do "The Voice" somehow like this, because obviously, you know, the live shows are coming here in just a few weeks. And especially in Los Angeles, we won't be ready to have events again. So it's going to be crazy. We're going to have to train like this. It will just have to work this way. It's going to be crazy. -Have you talked about that? Do you... do you have a plan? -Yes a bit. I think so. I just like...Gwen's brother actually set up this computer and this interview and everything for me today because I clearly don't know how to do these things.

So I think they have a plan and they will tell me when to be in front of the computer. And I... you know, I guess I'll listen to them perform and then give them some advice. And I do not know. This is... we have to do things that... what does it look like? -I think it looks good. -It seems like you are handling this whole

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very well. -Is that a joke about my weight? It's a bad joke, isn't it, Jimmy? It's a bad joke, right? -No, it's not... -But you're right. -It's not that at all.

It's just... -Is that a good angle? -Oh Lord. No no no. I... Dude, you went punk. Your hair is punk. Crazy man. That's what happens to a man. -I love it. -Finally we will be able to see the real Blake Shelton. -Hey, could you... one last request? Could you put a J and an F here for Jimmy Fallon? Please? Please please. -Sure. -I'm so happy to see you both, and I have to tell everyone watching at home, "Nobody But You" is the song from the album "Fully Loaded: God's Country", but it's so beautiful, and you guys love it.

They make it very well and in fact I showed it to my wife today. Because you guys just recorded it for us, thank you. But I loved it. Great performance. -We did it, just for you. -I know, my name. I think you mentioned my name. "Hi, Jimmy," I think you said. -I'm literally putting your initials in my head right now, Jimmy. I'm not kidding. -Look, that's why these shows are fun because you would never do this in real life. -He just said that they don't look very good because of the gray color. - -Oh, no, that looks terrible. -Blake, come in right there.

Get really close so he can really see it. Yes. -There's the F, and here's the J. -Oh, my God. Dude, you're so "Tiger King" right now you have no idea. I love you guys and stay safe, okay? -We love you. Thank you for having us on "The Tonight Show" today. -I love you guys. "The Tonight Show" today. Come back, I can't wait to see you in person again. I miss you guys. -I love you friend. -Thanks guys. Thank you. -See you.