-Whoo! Jimmy! -Nice to see you.

Nice to see you, buddy.

Where are you?

You got a lot of animals back there.

-I'm in Oklahoma at my place here.

And what did you say, I got a lot of animals?

I do have a dog --

-Yeah, I saw -- -Betty, come here.

Come here. -I saw a dog, aw.

-I got Betty here. -That's a beautiful dog.

Oh, my -- oh, what a good dog.

-Oh, my God, your breath smells like Jimmy.

-Oh, my gosh. Who are you there with?

Who are you being safe with?

-We are quarantined with a bunch of Stefanis.

I'm talking about a pile of them.

It's me and a bunch of Stefanis.

My mom and stepdad live,

I don't know, about 10 miles from here.

I haven't seen them since the middle of March,

except for waving at them, you know,

through the truck window.

And that's about it.

We haven't left.

-Yeah, it's kind of -- it's weird.

-I had to cancel my tour.

We were in Omaha, Nebraska.

And we were actually building the production that day.

And finally just decided, that's when pretty much the bottom

was falling out of all touring and any live events.

And so we just cancelled, and Gwen and I

immediately came here and we have not left.

-What have you been doing

with all -- with your downtime?

It feels like the days go fast, really, huh?

-Oh, my God, they do.

They go by so fast.

And a lot of us, because I black out normally around

5:30 or 6:00 or something --

yeah, you like my hat, by the way?

-Get closer, I can't see it. -"I drank today."

-[ Laughs ]

Hey, that's not bad.

-That's pretty much all we do, you know?

Gwen has learned how to bake bread

really good, sourdough bread.

We're just -- literally it's like, you know,

"Little House on the Prairie" out here.

Like, she makes bread.

I've been building a fence and gardening.

And we're pretty self-sufficient out here.

As a matter of fact, I don't know --

this interview, I wanted to do it,

but we actually have a schedule

that we already had lined out for today.

And I don't think we can put it off any longer.

It's up to you, if you just want to go ahead and start.

-Hey, Jimmy. -Oh, my -- yay! Finally!

-We talked a lot about this.

Yeah, I'm going to be helping Blake grow out his mullet.

So, you know, today we already scheduled it was haircut day.

So, I have my clippers.

I got my attachments. -Oh, my God.

-I got to get a haircut.

But go ahead with your questions

'cause you're a very good, interesting interviewer.

And I don't want to miss... -Oh, my God.

-...any of the good things that you got to ask me.

-Thank gosh you took off that camouflaged jacket

'cause I didn't -- I noticed

I didn't think you had arms for a second.

-[ Laughs ]

-Oh, my God.

Are you gonna give him a mullet? Please give him a mullet.

Please. -Yeah.

-Blake, this is really interesting --

I love seeing Gwen cut your hair.

This is fantastic.

I love this.

Hey, are you guys, like -- do you guys give,

like, give each other inspiration

on new music, like, different music?

'Cause I know you have different backgrounds musically.

Like, what have you --

what music are you listening to, Gwen,

that you wouldn't have listened to before Blake and vice versa?

-The music that Blake turned me on to,

it's called country music.

Yeah, I hadn't really listened to much of that

on my ska playlist.

But it's been fun learning about country music,

and all the different --

He's literally an encyclopedia jukebox, like a weirdo.

Like a weirdo with the knowledge.

-Every country? -This guy, he knows everything.

Like -- and we do games with him where we'll

just, like, play, like,

a little tiny taste of a song to see if he will know it.

And we won't know what it is.

We'll just look it up on, like, the Internet.

And he'll know it.

-The only time I've ever been stumped on that,

is on your show, whenever y'all played something --

like the "Welcome Back, Kotter" version of "Hollaback Girl"

or whatever it was.

I didn't know -- -"Welcome back, Kotter" version?

You didn't even know your girlfriend's song at the time.

-No, it was -- y'all played some weird version of it

I never heard of before.

-I forgave him, though. -Yeah.

-Blake, who -- what is the Conway Twitty song

where he sounds like Elvis?

-Oh, that's -- ♪ People see us everywhere ♪

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

♪ -They think you really ♪ "It's Only Make Believe."

That's it. -I love that song.

-It was a pop rock song.

That's what he had his first success with.

And then later, he went country.

-I would love it if Gwen would not come back

and just left you with that haircut.

-What did he say?

-I said Conway started out rock and pop and then went country

kind of like Gwen Stefani. -Oh, yeah.

-Gwen has a country hit right now.

We have a duet. -Whoo!

-Who would have ever thought Gwen Stefani on country radio?

-I know. I love it.

I think it's so -- Do you love singing it, Gwen?

It comes -- It feels natural.

-It was one of those songs that I was like,

"Wow, you just" -- these songs come to Blake.

They're so incredible.

And I was dreaming that I could be on it.

We were working out together in the gym.

And I was like, "Man, I wish you'd put me on this one."

He actually turned the song off and goes,

"Dang, I wish I would put you on this one."

And then he did. So here we are.

-Was it written as a duet when it first --

-It wasn't. 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

and he wanted me to give it to him.

So it was a weird coincidence, the whole thing.

-Are you getting him into ska music at all?

-I tried. I made him a ska playlist.

We were listening to a bunch of reggae and UB-40.

We were building actually a garden out here the other day.

We had, like, everybody on it, pulling rocks and planting.

And we were listening to a lot of that music that day.

So, did you like it? -Yes.

-You got to get him to --

-We had Steel Pulse playing, Jimmy.

That's a band you probably never heard of.

But they're very popular in the ska world.

-I know Steel Pulse.

My jam is "Ghost Town."

Is that Specials? -Yeah.

-Blake, you'd like that one, I think.

-Yeah, I do. That's the one that goes...

[ Vocalizes ]

You're right. I do love that song.

-Oh, my God, Gwen, I don't know how you put up with this dude.

-Just learning, Jimmy, but I already know that much.

-Can you come closer to the camera

so I can see your haircut?

-Closer up. -Yeah.

-Like shamish.

-How's the mullet? Is the mullet getting long in the back?

-Not long enough, man. You can get it longer.

But it's getting close.

I like those sides coming off.

This looks really good.

I've never seen you like this.

-You know, to be able to do this to the greatest,

all-time greatest country star.

-Whoo! ♪ People see us everywhere ♪

-We're highlighting a different charity

from everyone that's on our show tonight.

-Yeah. -And you chose MusiCares.

-Yeah.

-So if you go to grammy.com/musicares --

It's a long -- it's a lot of words.

I'll just put it up on the screen.

-Put it up on the screen.

-Hey, really quickly, can we talk about

"The Voice" while you're getting your haircut?

-Let's do it. No, what's scary is

we're going to have to do "The Voice"

in some fashion like this, because obviously, you know,

the live shows are coming up here in just a matter of weeks.

And especially in L.A.,

we're not going to be ready to, you know,

to have events again.

So it's going to be crazy.

We're going to have to coach like this.

It's just going to have to work out this way.

It's going to be nuts.

-Have you talked about it?

Have you -- do you have a plan? -Yeah, a little bit.

I think they do.

I just kind of 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 this stuff.

So I think they have a plan, and they're going to tell me

when to be at the computer.

And I -- you know, I'll listen to them

I guess perform, and then give them some pointers.

And I don't know.

This is a --

we're having to do things that -- how does it look?

-I think it looks good.

-You look like you're really handling

this whole quarantine well.

-Is that a joke about my weight?

That's a fat joke, isn't it, Jimmy?

That's a fat joke, isn't it?

-No, it's not -- -You're right, though.

-It's not that at all.

It's just -- -Is that a good angle?

-Oh, my God. No, no, no.

I'm -- Dude, you gone punk.

Your hair's punk.

Crazy, man. That's what happens to a man.

-Love it.

-We get to see the real Blake Shelton, finally.

-Hey, will you -- one last request,

will you put a J

and an F here for Jimmy Fallon?

Please?

Please, please. -Sure.

-I'm so happy to see both of you guys,

and I got to tell everyone watching at home,

"Nobody But You" is the song from the album

"Fully Loaded: God's Country," but it is so beautiful,

and you guys do it so well, and I actually --

I showed it to my wife earlier today.

'Cause you guys just recorded it for us, thank you.

But I loved it. Great performance.

-We did, just for you. -I know, my name --

I think you mentioned my name, "Hey, Jimmy," I think you said.

-I'm literally putting your initials

in my head right now, Jimmy.

I'm not kidding.

-See, these are why these shows are fun

because you would never do this in real life.

-She just said they're not showing up very well

because of the gray.

-[ Laughs ]

-Oh, no, that looks terrible. -Blake, get right in there.

Get real close so I can really see it.

Yeah. -There's the F,

and here's the J. -Oh, my gosh.