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At this point we know that Adam Levine isn't one to mince words. In August, the Maroon 5 frontman tweeted "F*ck you VMA's," and now his potty mouth is once again filled with swear words. This time his tattooed ire is directed at FOX News. When the singer/soap box stander heard his music playing on the conservative channel, he was mad as hell and apparently could take it no more.

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Levine tweeted, "Dear Fox News, don't play our music on your evil f*cking channel ever again. Thank you."

And apparently Levine's harsh words ruffled a few feathers. Anchors Greg Gufeld and Andy Levy both blasted back. Gutfeld tweeted, "Dear adam, That's not music," and "fun joke: why did Maroon 5 cross the road? because crappy music is legal there! @adamlevine." Levy also retaliated via tweet, writing, "Dear @adamlevine, don't make crappy f*cking music ever again. Thank you."

Sounds to me like we’ve gotten into a d*ck measuring contest via Twitter. Simmer down boys!

I’m not sure which I dislike more: Adam Levine or FOX News. Can't lie, it's a real toss up for me. As a liberal gal, FOX News goes against everything I believe. But then again Adam makes music I don't like (except I do lurve the infectious Moves Like Jagger) and he was rude to my mother recently; and nobody messes with my mom (The Insider's oh-so-bubbly Backstory gal Mary Murphy) and gets away with it. How ‘bout I just lock the three of them in a room -- Andy Levy and Greg Gutfeld can vehemently pontificate their right-wing ideas in one corner and Adam can loudly sing his nasally bubble-gum pop in the other. Then they can both melt each other’s minds with pure annoyance. That sounds like a healthy way to end a disagreement.

I think what’s really clearly about this whole kerfuffle: In another life, I should have been a mediator.