Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys basically turn The Voice US into an uncensored Party in the USA in the first season 11 trailer.
The cat fight is on in an extended look at NBC's revamp of The Voice - although it's definitely not new coaches Miley and Alicia battling.
"As much as the world loves to make this girl cat fight scenario, that's actually Blake and Adam," Miley jokes in the clip above.
And Blake Shelton doesn't disagree: "I don't know that we've ever had a shake-up like this season 11."
Miley and Alicia join NBC's biggest reality competition as replacements for Pharrell Williams and Christina Aguilera - but they won't be the only stars pitching in.
Blake is calling in the Divine Miss M herself Bette Midler as a special advisor, while the Red Rocker Sammy Hagar is working with Team Adam Levine.
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Newbies Miley and Alicia have all-star advisers lined up too - as legendary rocker Joan Jett and viral sensation Charlie Puth mentor their squads.
Earlier this year, Miley revealed that she underestimated just how "real" the pressure is on The Voice.
"I love being with these artists because we've seen little changes being made and it's a new song, a new person," she explained.
"You have this platform to bring light to people and to bring hope to people and I think that's what this show does."
You won't want to miss the season premiere of The Voice on Monday, September 19 on NBC. Catch a special half-hour preview after Sunday's Olympics closing ceremony coverage too.
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