The 'Voice' coach addressed his hotly analyzed tweet while speaking with ET in a Facebook Live interview on Monday.
Blake Shelton says that people have been misinterpreting his intentionally vague remarks made in his recent tweet about "karma."
"If it was meant for people to know exactly what it meant, it wouldn't have been so cryptic," Shelton told ET's Sophie Schillaci during a Facebook Live interview alongside Kelly Clarkson before Monday's The Voice. "But I can tell you it's been, actually, very entertaining to watch the world run with it and assume what they think it's about."
Shelton said he doesn't necessarily "love" the reactions his post has been getting but thinks the speculation and feverish analysis has been "funny" -- and also mostly incorrect.
"I'll say this, people are way off the mark," Shelton said. "But I don't have time to worry about it."
"Been taking the high road for a long time... I almost gave up," Shelton tweeted last Wednesday. "But I can finally see something on the horizon up there!! Wait!! Could it be?! Yep!! It’s karma!!"
While some fans speculated that Shelton's comments were in reference to Shelton's ex, Miranda Lambert, the "I Lived It" singer has clearly set the record straight.
Shelton and Lambert announced their divorce in July 2015, after four years of marriage. In November 2015, Shelton sparked a romance with fellow Voice coach Gwen Stefani.
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