'The Voice': Adam Levine 'not interested in Simon Cowell's sing-off'

Adam Levine has said that he is not interested in Simon Cowell's suggestion of a sing-off between three reality shows.


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Cowell recently proposed holding a competition between the next winners of The X Factor USA, American Idol and The Voice.

However, while Levine confessed that Cowell's suggestion is an interesting idea, he insisted that it is not right for The Voice at the moment.

"That's kind of a cool idea, actually, but I'm not so sure we're totally interested in what everyone else is doing," the Maroon 5 frontman told Access Hollywood.

"We're just kind of worrying about what we do 'cause we all know the more we worry about everybody else, the more the quality of what you're doing tends to suffer," Levine continued. "So, we want to just do what we do."

The Voice coach went on to suggest that Cowell is obsessed with competition.

"He's so hell bent on competing with other shows," Levine said. "We're not really interested in a way."

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