Gwen Stefani, lead singer of No Doubt, is set to join Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and fellow newbie Pharrell Williams on the upcoming season of NBC’s The Voice. In a recent interview, Stefani talked about what it’s like working with men.

“I have to say Adam has really, you know, the bar has been risen with him. He is nasty and naughty and dirty and disgusting and he really has no filter. And it’s just really shocking,” Stefani told The Associated Press.

“I don’t care about saying things because people find a way to get mad at you about anything you say,” Levine said in response, according to The AP. “So I’d rather it be like gross and funny and outlandish than like boring.”

If Adam has his way, this season of The Voice is likely to turn a few heads.

“I’ll probably lose more of my filter now that I’m married because I could never shock or offend my wife’s sensibilities because she’s too like me,” Levine joked.

Pharrell, the genius behind the hit-song Happy, is thrilled to start working with the contestants.

“We have a different level of talent. Like nothing laughable, you know? Like it’s serious. It’s serious competition,” the singer told The AP.