And here's a teaser for it.

 

 

And, apparently, she dances in it too. lol Should be fun.

And here's a teaser for it.

 

 

And, apparently, she dances in it too. lol Should be fun.

Was just shown on Billboard Music Awards…love the song!

Oooooo, fun!

 

 

Love the sass on display on that clip.

Not Adele, but this takeoff on her song had me LMFAO

25 has been gone diamond, with over 10 million copies sold in the US alone.

 

The new era is here!

Same typical material, but it works for her. I wonder if this will be met with somewhat diminished returns though, you just know what you're getting from her. 

It's a good song, but it lacks that little extra compared to songs like "Hello", "Rolling in the deep" or "Set fire to the rain".

She definitely stays within her comfort zone. Maybe a little too much.

Loving it. It's classic Adele. Cannot wait for 30.

Most unexpected news this year (so far): Adele's new single soared to the top of the UK chart.  

Adele returns to UK number one with huge figures for Easy On Me

 

Thought Adele fans might enjoy this.

 

New life goal: Get engaged in front of @adele. 💍 pic.twitter.com/ybfa922aHg

— CBS (@CBS) November 15, 2021

Hello and Rolling In The Deep were the reasons I gave Adele my time.  Now, she has my attention forever.  This CBS special was so wonderful.  I sat back and just took it all in.  She was superb!!!!!  Something I didn't know I needed.  

The proposal had me in tears.  Such a beautiful moment.

Edited November 16, 20214 yr by ChitHappens

Her special was very well done. I like maybe 4 songs from her album though. Glad she’s back!!!

Adele really took a turn away from the big piano ballads and Dusty Springfield retro soul for a more contemporary, impressionistic R&B style. I hear a lot of Solange influences on this new album.

I wonder how her soccer mom fanbase will respond. A friend of mine who’s an Adele stan HATES this album. The release of “Easy On Me,” which was in her familiar style, was a real bait-and-switch.

Edited November 20, 20214 yr by Faulkner