Adele opens up about 30, divorce and her struggle with fame

[@AliceP.]

I NEED to compliment the interviewer - what a professional and sensible guy. I loved it when he started the question about _My little love_ saying that he wanted to be gentle and that it wasn't his intention that she talked about anything she didn't want. And he talks to her so carefully and attentively. Can we have more people like him in the media?? ❤️

[@lynnriley4265]

Tom Power is THE BEST!

[@SarahCreelman]

Canadian right?! This is why 😇

[@kenbeckett2673]

So great to see the compliments for Tom Power, a Canadian Treasure!,,

[@auroraboraas]

I couldn't agree more! So refreshing to watch :)

[@joycohen938]

Absolutely! I thought the same thing. What happens when two thoughtful, reflective, aware and real people use their talents in a way that is not self promoting, gimmicky or sensationalist. Such a pleasure to watch and sadly such a rarity to experience. Big congrats to both of them for giving so much food for thought. I had to write down some of Adele’s responses because they were so real and insightful.

[@warrenw76]

I've never heard a celebrity ask to continue an interview. Props to Tom Power for his professionalism and obviously to Adele for being such a genuine, humble, and talented example

[@diannaw3034]

Yes.. agreed.. this was perfection!! Tom nailed it!

[@SiobhanNiBen]

She's amazing and real, as a lyricist and composer she's astounding . He is fantastic Canadian I believe, but I get a hint of Irish accent there.. then I read his name was Tom Power!!! Brilliant interview, but Adele is always so honest xx

[@karad4193]

@@SiobhanNiBen He's from Newfoundland (the "Newfie" accent is derived heavily from Irish).

[@mindtheprivacy]

Whatch first we feast with Shawn Evans. He's amazing

[@aleksandarzejnulovski5767]

@Warrenw76 I think Adele wanted to continue the interview because she felt it was like a therapy session, and she felt comfortable in it, as all was proububly felt the same way, and Tom was very gentle and professional, congrats for nice work!

[@mpore14]

Extremely Extremely hard to find someone as genuine as Adele on interviews.

[@kalvintaylor1895]

Don't like 30 as much as 21or 25 / most of the songs sound like they should be sang in a cocktail bar with a piano and nothing else very jazzy & Ella Fitzgerald not for me sorry Adele 😫

[@headfullofmusic422]

chris martin from coldplay is also super genuine

[@yankeeladee02]

I feel like Kelly Clarkson and P!nk are also very genuine and down to earth.

[@accordingtoangela]

@@yankeeladee02 true! Kelly Clarkson makes me proud that we chose her as our 1st American idol. Best decision we collectively made as a country LOL

[@hannahlennertkristiansen4797]

not really

[@Rando327]

imagine you're interviewing Adele for 30 min, and you ask the last question and try to end the interview and Adele says no, can we continue I'm having a grate time. I don't know how he didn't cry

[@purplereign1999]

This album is therapy.

[@flashlight1429]

Her last 2 albums have literally been my therapists

[@emmaphilo4049]

Not to me, although I'd love to. But it's great pop music

[@Idk-tj1rz]

after two years of listening to it, it’s still a therapy.

[@lensaazlan]

"The living of life never ends when you're in it." Her life is a living poetry, and she speaks poem.

[@matheuze]

When i’ve heard i was SHOOK

[@lewis7515]

I love Adele but that was utterly meaningless.

[@ot7bg]

I think she was making a point that magnified moments in life does not mean life is not being engaged in and experienced thoroughly between those moments.

[@ClaireCelticMystic]

"...she speaks poem." YES!!! So true. Well said. Lovely.

[@disliked1390]

The driving of my car never ends when I'm inside the car.

[@DeniiBartova]

Adele asking for a few more questions is the best compliment the interviewer could get. Thank you for an amazing interview!

[@nahuelma97]

Absolutely, considering how often she comments that she doesn't like being on the spotlight and in the press lol the guy deserved it tbh too, he was great

[@dothelrofa1527]

She was actually surprised that the interview is about to wrap up. You could really tell that she enjoyed their conversation and even complimented the interviewer at the end with her comment “Great interview!”.

[@_kaythebutterfly7828]

“The living of life never ends when you’re in it.” I could listen to Adele talk ALL DAY.

[@JoeLennon-wb2ji]

I Would Be

[@tex-mexenthusiast944]

I read something a critic wrote about Adele, and it’s that “Adele has largely stood aside from the miniaturization and gimmickiness of current pop hitmaking. She can; she’s one of the few remaining stars with ardent fans across multiple generations, and she keeps her ear on pop’s history more than on fleeting trends“. And I could not agree more. She makes the music SHE wants to make and the music she thinks will help others. It’s why she seems to be in a different league to her peers in the industry. She’s very insightful and personable in interviews too (not to mention she has the voice of an angel). Very deserving of her success. And this was a great interview.

[@emmanuelhernandez3494]

Exactly! I think thats why her music is soo timeless. You can go back and play older Adele music and it doesn’t seem old or gimmicky. Its still withstands the test of time.

[@jillianmaloney3544]

Well said and totally agree.

[@AngieeMarie1994]

Could’ve not been said any better! She makes what she wants to make, her penmanship is outstanding, and she makes music that transcends eras or periods in time, the music she makes is timeless just like her voice!

[@evarene07]

Prince was also an artist that made music for music’s sake and if you wanted to know what was in his heart you simply needed to listen to his his lyrics and music throughout his lifetime. He never followed trends. He never worried about charts. He fought Warner Bros for over 20 years for the ownership of his master recordings and now fellow artists finally see the importance of owning their music. Real musicians like Prince and Adele will forever be adored by their legions of fans because we recognize organic greatness and real music.

[@joycohen938]

Couldn’t agree more - so well said. An outstanding interview in both sides.

[@theresa_hernandez]

I had forgotten that this was an interview until the end when they said it was lovely to meet each other. It just shows how gifted Adele and the interviewer both are. Such poise, grace, and professionalism and yet so down to earth, relatable, and comforting. They both did fantastic! It was an amazing interview. Dealing with such big hard topics they made the conversation beautiful and showed us all it really is okay to be human. Most importantly that we are not alone. Absolutely lovely.

[@aprice8983]

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[@sdogboe]

❤❤❤

[@tayishere5]

Yea it was so beautiful

[@daysiewaysie]

Yes, you nailed it and said everything i was also thinking

[@ishqsufiyana7691]

i think 'to be loved' off of this new album is one of the greatest songs she's ever made. it's so beyond beautiful. lyrics, vocals, melody, everything.

[@dior-zb2ym]

i totally agree

[@georgiachapman5489]

The greatest song anyones made

[@CodenameSlim]

100%

[@peterjaybatoon3152]

💯💯💯

[@ddt3588]

Agree! My second favourite is 'I Drink Wine' it's sooo beautiful. Feel like I'm in a different universe when I'm listening to it

[@samsonsansan4193]

it hurts at times to see how deeply unsatisfied she feels with herself. Such a gifted, intelligent person...she`ll find her way through it, for sure.

[@Neonrain08]

its a very British trait, we always under estimate our self's as its seen rude to talk about yourself positvely here for some weird reason.

[@talkshow69]

Her giggle is what defines her humanity. It's nice to see she's giddy about herself and about stuff.

[@clareparnell1798]

Agreed love her 😊

[@LukeAlexander]

Adele is and has always been such a queen

[@newtempphone-ash9507]

where is Oprah

[@robinmantell3916]

@@newtempphone-ash9507 long gone.

[@grammyyelog]

what is a queen?

[@plutofox3710]

@@grammyyelog a gem who always take everyone breath, catch other attention, and strong charisma, spread strong energt and powerful influence

[@greaterlordkusanali]

She's so precious. Protect her at all costs.

[@Krazede]

Such a compliment to him that she wasn’t ready for the interview to be over. Bravo Sir!

[@castorphans]

In a time where people make records to diss and vilify this or that person, Adele boldly moves in the opposite direction. You don't have to hurt other people in order to healing yourself, 'cause you'll never heal in the end.

[@KolhozNicca]

Beautifully said.

[@monicaangelini3324]

Yes!

[@justincera1770]

The first sentence was so unnecessary. Don't be such a gatekeeper.

[@lookhowshegobbledthat]

Please, she would have if it was a bitter divorce. It wasn't, that's why it isn't a shady record. EDIT: The track Woman Like Me is quite shady.

[@Patricia-kb5qv]

True. Taylor Swift, ugh.

[@delusionsofgrandeur1330]

I once heard her say she disappears between albums to live a normal life because she wouldn’t have any inspiration to write her music if she just stuck around the vapid Hollywood scene. I love that she values staying grounded and down to earth even though she must have more money than God at this point. The album is great as always and growing on me more every day

[@77NickDale]

The Hollywood scene? She's a singer, not an actor.

[@delusionsofgrandeur1330]

Calm down @@77NickDale - I was alluding to the “LA scene” - famous singers and actors who live in a bubble. But thanks captain obvious

[@aubynfresh9434]

@@77NickDale Omg get over yourself lol

[@Neonrain08]

@@77NickDale you're aware most singers also live there to right as thats where all the recording studios and music video sets are

[@zeysayispeakalot1840]

More money than God? Don’t be stupid. How Blasphemous.

[@thebossbellingham]

This woman is a phenomenal human being

[@BrontyKnight-l6b]

Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, known professionally as Adele, is an English singer and songwriter who has achieved international acclaim for her powerful vocals, emotive performances, and deeply personal lyrics. Born on May 5, 1988, in Tottenham, London, Adele's meteoric rise to fame began in 2008 with the release of her debut album, "19." Adele's distinctive voice, characterized by its soulful and rich tones, quickly set her apart in the music industry. Her breakthrough single, "Chasing Pavements," earned her widespread recognition and won her the first of many Grammy Awards. The success of "19" established Adele as a force to be reckoned with in the music world. However, it was her 2011 album, "21," that catapulted Adele to global superstardom. The album, inspired by heartbreak and personal experiences, featured hit singles like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You." "21" became one of the best-selling albums of all time, earning Adele numerous accolades, including six Grammy Awards in one night. Known for her ability to connect with listeners on a profound emotional level, Adele's music often explores themes of love, loss, and resilience. Her introspective lyrics, coupled with her soul-stirring performances, have resonated with a diverse audience around the world. After a brief hiatus, Adele made a triumphant return in 2015 with her third studio album, "25." The lead single, "Hello," became a global phenomenon, breaking records and reaffirming Adele's status as a musical powerhouse. The album continued her streak of critical and commercial success, earning her additional Grammy Awards. In addition to her musical achievements, Adele is celebrated for her authenticity and down-to-earth personality. She has been praised for her honesty in discussing her struggles with body image and the challenges of fame, making her a relatable and admired figure. Adele's impact on the music industry extends beyond her chart-topping hits; it lies in her ability to transcend genres and captivate audiences with the raw emotion in her music. As of my knowledge cutoff in January 2022, Adele remains a highly influential and respected artist, and her future endeavors are eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide. I love you Adele I write an essay about you,

[@isimonsez]

Wow. The way she speaks. She is a writer no doubt! The way she expresses herself and describes what she’s saying is so poetic.

[@deanlugisto]

this dude needed a raise. their energies just bursts and we all can feel it. Even Adele explicitly said she enjoyed it. wow. we NEED more content like this.

[@frankboyd.]

Ha I said the raise thing too. Didn't intend to copy. Yes, Tom's interviews are always energetic, insightful and uplifting. He always finds kind respectful words during difficult situations like interviewing someone's widow.

[@nybor49]

Tom Power is an absolutely fantastic interviewer.

[@rafaelrsant0s]

i could listen to these talking for hours, didn’t even feel like an interview, it became a conversation. also, i gotta say this my favorite album by adele, it felt like an embrace, idk how else to put it.

[@toristeger4996]

She is one of the most beautiful, poise, and elegant human being I’ve ever seen. I admire her so much, she is truly so real.

[@babymamba96]

Every body loves adele, i know i can’t get enough of her.

[@Shreksmith27]

@@babymamba96 she doesnt love u

[@KIARALOVES]

*Shes so iconic doesn’t matter what she does whether she’s living her regular life or putting out music she will forever be iconic because she’s authentically herself and always put so much deep feelings and heart into her life and has no problem expressing herself kindly and maturely* 🤍🤍🤍🦋👑

[@iulianvasile4314]

Iconic.......??????

[@elenamartin6894]

"I won't do anything I don't wanna do, like at all, ever again. I will always trust my intuition going forward" - As a woman, I felt that so much.

[@jennybayer1315]

Wow, you can tell she poured her heart, soul and guts into this album. I'm so glad it's being appreciated by critics (and fans of course). I was nervous about that 'fourth album curse' but that clearly has nothing on Adele! I'm happy she's back and doing so well. She looks happy and at peace.

[@dickmonkey-king1271]

There's a fourth album curse?!

[@gabvulpes]

@@dickmonkey-king1271 a lot of 4th albums flopped, that's why people talk about the "4th album curse"

[@hannahstivers5290]

She seems like such a pure soul. Theres no fakery, esthetic looks when life may feel like it sucks, just ADELE. ❤

[@CompendiumPodcast]

Iv never come across anyone who is as self aware as Adele, it's really remarkable. She so intune with her emotions

[@jennieel7568]

This interview made my day. I really appreciated how he made the interview into a conversation. It almost felt like I was eavesdropping on a private conversation sometimes. I love Adele and this album is one of the most beautiful, honest and relevant album of our time. Thank you Adele. ❤️

[@m.r.6264]

I think the best interviewers make you feel that way when you listen to their conversations with people. It's lovely

[@gemgem3570]

Her answers are so genuine that it makes me shed tears when she says she went through a horrible time. She’s such a strong and brave woman!

[@CJR1983]

She’s a deep thinker if your a deep thinker then her voice, her lyrics, her story speaks and touches people that’s why from young to old from UK to America she reaches so many people, Some people aren’t deep and only hear the music and not the lyrics that’s fine but deep people connect differently to music, I’ve always been very deep from being a young child and a connection to music it’s saved me from my violent upbringing and stuff I haven’t dealt with yet and probably never will.

[@Patricia-kb5qv]

Craig, you seem very self-aware. I had a horrible childhood too. That "stuff" never leaves us. But we learn to understand how it formed our personalities. I wish you well. Yes, Adele is amazing!

[@SomeGuy-mg5jy]

Truth.

[@silominasuapaia2304]

Agreeeeed

[@kauimanera726]

Wow…at 66 years old certain memories haunt me and a few songs stick out in my head that saved my life. Yes, her music touches me.

[@brendawheeler5377]

Oh Sweetie please try and find a way to deal with it. I know I am broken 💔 but I am here for you if you ever want to talk. I need help emotionally due to so much trauma but I'm here if you need a shoulder to lean on. We all deserve peace and I am trying to find mine but I am here for you and even though I am a stranger maybe we could help each other...

[@dantevalerio7693]

She’s so relatable I’ll never get tired of her 🥺💖

[@flugoaway3398]

For a second I thought you were Filthy Frank 😂

[@jojo_losangeles]

You fine lol

[@dantevalerio7693]

@@jojo_losangeles who? Lmao

[@arhyd9244]

And you’ve got the lips. Lord have mercy 🤤🤗

[@LADYROCK]

- "Oh my good you can talk whatever you want" that exact moment is priceless!! is knowing that you're interviewing a legend. She's so open, authentic down to earth. I Respect her as the true artist she is.

[@sozboy1]

Incredible interview. Just as personable, carefree and honest as the album.

[@82youtubeshared]

@Agatha Anabell What is all this nonesense?

[@DukeSigma260]

GIVE THIS MAN A RAISE!!! Adele, seriously Beautiful woman with a Beautiful soul! Tom is a legit master of his craft! Incredible interview from start to finish.

[@simstaa7151]

It's only been a day but I already think 30 is my favourite Adele album. Have been listening non stop since it came out. It's a whole journey this album... you go from crying to dancing to deep thoughts and self-reflection. The last time I was this moved by an album was when she released 21.

[@ruthiehyginius9178]

me too,am addicted to oh my God

[@luanaluana71]

This woman is real and just wants to be real. She just wants to live her life like the next person. She has no ego and lays her life bare on the table for all to see. No false pretense. Adele you are so humble. Through her poetry and words and music she shares all her intimate feelings of her life and gives us a look at who she really is. What an amazing gift.

[@alfalou84]

Being brought up when younger between cheshunt and Enfield, as a adult and the university of life her realness and humbleness will always be her most amazing accests to me and why I will always relate with a few things with her. As I'm sure many do

[@MichaelBarberaMusic]

I've been one of Adele's number one fans since her album 19. She taught me everything I know about how to truly write deep from the heart. Nobody does it like her, though.

[@WTFoi]

HiFive man. Same here. Since 2009

[@naomimoya4989]

I love Adele. She’s such a funny and genuine person. She’s the type of people I would be friends with. Love her character

[@Michelle-hw3ye]

Off topic but man she is so gorgeous

[@Elsa45618]

I feel so understood when she talks like she knows me. I would love to just sit and listen to her advice every day!

[@konstantine26]

WHY IS SHE SO AMAZING. I could listen to her sing AND talk all day

[@ClaireCelticMystic]

for sure; ditto!!!!!

[@homarachoudhary]

As a journalist it is incredible to see such an honest interview. So much respect for Adele, especially for someone who is so incredibly private, to open up about the personal struggles she has faced. Hope in an album. "Just hold on". Something we all need during these unprecedented times.

[@indianahoosier6367]

I've had a crush on Adele since 19 & she is even more smokin hot now. If she ever retires, she could definitely model. To Be Loved is definitely my favorite song off the new album.

[@Killsfordays]

the compassion and love for her music you can see in her responses shows how she is one of the greats.

[@cntrygirl7622]

This was a great interview. When Adele asks for more time you’ve done something right in your career!

[@sandraspidle5972]

She is so real to be the singer everyone loves. No pretense in this girl. You can't help but fall in sync with her, in love with her soul.

[@avarayy]

i love that she put “my little love” out there. angelo is gonna grow up and hear it and be really appreciative and see how strong of a woman his mom is.

[@agirlgossips1573]

Adele is such a gift to humanity. Bless her for traversing these lows…resulting in the ability to give us this art.🌟

[@maulars]

One true artist and singer amidst a myriad of worthless music. Even though I love rock and metal, I can't deny how much talent this woman has. Amazing.

[@kamilaewska1663]

Absolutely beautiful conversation between two authentic people. This is what we’re missing. Great interviewer and she is just incredibly talented, wise and kind soul ❤

[@rhs3478]

adele's such a joy to be around in her interviews. im addicted to watching her

[@yankeeladee02]

✨💖 Her current look reminds me of 80’s Brooke Shields with blonde hair. She’s always breathtaking in each chapter with a cheeky, fun, deep personality. Love, love, love her as an artist and person. 💖✨

[@mtelab4941]

I 100% feel her music. It's overwhelming how she is able to express her emotions so strongly that I can barely take it in. Extremely powerful experience. I will never forget this album. THANK YOU Adele, you have no idea what you have done for this world, especially with everything we are going through now.

[@unicorniofeliz2225]

Hii, do you want enter a fan group of adele ??

[@kimberlysepulveda8529]

When I listen to Adele, I’m always blown away by her sincerity and genuine-ness (is that even a word?). She’s not gimmicky, or phony, or interested in writing/singing for the purpose of fame - she’s REAL! She writes/sings from her heart - about real problems, troubles, heartbreak, strength, weakness, and progress. And, I for one, can relate to many of the songs on this new album. She put into words many things that I’ve thought or felt at one time or other in my life. Adele is a treasure!

[@robynhope219]

If she is that genuine, why did she have all that cosmetic surgery...her nails, her hair, all fake...and she appears very self conscious. I guess I see what others don’t.

[@fionanicolson2021]

@robynhope219• she is genuine but she has evolved physically, and I think she is really stunning. So what if her hair has been changed & her nails are manicured. She is fabulous.

[@alisong2328]

This is a wonderful interview because Tom talks about the music and asks Adele interesting questions about her songs. He understands music and has listened to Adele’s album. A lot of interviewers only want to talk about a musician’s personal life and ignore the music.

[@elenasitanari6144]

i love how she praises him at the end for giving such a good interview. so cute

[@tombrowne1251]

Absolutely brilliant interview candid and heart warming. Adele is a class act with a GOD given talent wow what a voice just finished listening to 30 a masterpiece from start to finish 👏 🙌 ❤

[@margalinam]

Love her openness, her honesty and spontaneous answers. She's just great in every way. Lover her songs. Very raw and organic!

[@KathyAnnalise]

She is such a beautiful, inspiring and powerful woman. Everything she says is so poetic, she carries herself so well. I absolutely adore her.

[@unicorniofeliz2225]

Hii, do you have ig ( instagram) ?

[@sharonakilah8876]

“I really disrespected that friendship that I have with music” Adele love this💕

[@jinxed408]

im not gonna try to sit here and hot sauce anything but real talk after listening to this album and really paying attention to the lyrics and what shes trying to tell us i sat here and shed a few tears cuz i could relate to some of the things and feelings she was going through and it really hit home for me..i hope everyone can appreciate what a gift she has given to us by her being so vulnerable and letting us into her personal life with this album..hearing her say that with her job comes being a celebrity and she ain't into all that and hates being a celebrity just shows to you how humble and down to earth type of girl she is and what you see is what you get and it makes us love her even more for being so real..thank you adele this is exactly what the whole world needed right now during these scary and uncertain times its like a breath of fresh air for all of us she is truly and angel sent from above to help the world heal..god bless her

[@ashleyreed9486]

Bloody hell! The interviewer is really great! Their conversation felt so natural and it just all feels so comfortable. It's wonderful, enjoyed it A LOT.

[@dramaesquire6908]

Great interview Tom. It was so nice to watch Adele let her guard down as she realized you’d truly listened to the album and were there to talk to her as a musician and not just as a “star.”

[@nahuelma97]

Exactly, you could tell he was talking to her as someone who understood it was an act of expression and reflection on some very rough times, not just a cool thing she did at work

[@darrisnelson5223]

Adele is such a soulful down-to-earth woman. Great interview!👏🏻❤️

[@gbro6094]

For me, this is the album I’ve been missing and didn’t realize how much I needed it until I heard it.

[@deezxc]

I love how respectful the interviewer was towards Adele. At first I was worried, he might be too serious for her personality but when they shared their first laugh, all worries dissipated.

[@TheInternetIsDeadToMe]

I don’t listen to much of her music, but she is such a smart girl. I admire her honesty and ability to not let fame get in the way of being human. She sounds like a great mum too. I might give her more of a listen after seeing this.

[@faastex]

You definitely should!

[@ludo4870]

Glad to hear that! You definitely should. I still think '21' is a masterpiece. Released in 2011 but I think it still holds up to its title as one of the greatest albums of this century.

[@aylahaysha3152]

She knows how to make people feel special. That interviewer was lovely but she was lovelier. Her humility is truly mesmerising

[@jasminedias6254]

Great interview! Interviewer is super prepared and easy going, and Adele is so open and honest about her life experiences and the process of making the album. '30' is a masterpiece to me - it's really different from anything she's done before in terms of production and her experimentation with sounds/genres. The whole album was a ride. And I've loved everything she's done since '19', but '30' was a whole other level. It was just soo therapeutic in a way I can't even explain. I loved it so much and I'm SO glad she decided to release it after contemplating not doing so.

[@kathleenwildman9427]

This show he hosts is called Q and it is on CBC radio. The show is always good. Tom Power is fantastic.

[@mastiffmom2592]

“The middle” I love that. Not knowing it for myself because I lived a difficult beginning. My daughters have shown me that people really do learn so much about themselves when they are in their 20’s. When your 30’s come around you do seem to have that mountain carved out, to some extent. Adele wrote and sings about “The middle” so beautifully.

[@23maggiemay23]

Adele is one of the most REAL famous person I’ve seen. Great conversation and interview on both parties. Bravo to you both!!! 💜🙏😇

[@flashlight1429]

She is so wise! I love that we're so close in age so her albums have been like a soundtrack to my grown up life. Her albums have been the therapy that I've never had the nerve to get for myself. I said on another video that I was scared of this album because I didn't feel ready to face my feelings like her albums make me do. But after this interview, I'm excited to listen. When she talks about entering your 30's and looking inward and evolving and leaving behind the traits of yourself you don't like... brilliant. Then to make an album that encapsulates that... man!

[@Lgaribay2189]

This is so so exactly how I feel abojt essentially yes being her age and growing up with her and felt with this album, is so the therapy we know we need and are excited for but also terrified of the demons it might make us have to face.

[@alfalou84]

Verrrru well said

[@victoriaetor931]

I mean she's 30 so yeah 😢😅😊 😁👍 so she's older than me so if course she's going to be wise for her age I guess

[@aliceamselem3763]

מבקשת תרגום עברית

[@littlegrubbins1397]

Brilliant interview! She’s so articulate and her honesty is very refreshing! Really enjoyed how she shared the process and found it super insightful. Love her, such an icon ❤️ the album is amazing, with all the feels xxx

[@NikkiYoung52]

I cried so much listening to the album and watching this interview. I was really worried about Adele because the emotions she expresses in the album are all feelings I feel on the daily and it hurts. I am so relieved that she’s doing better. Everything she said was so powerful and relatable. Very inspiring.

[@julianvv4427]

handsdown one of the best interviews i‘ve ever seen! such a warm and sympathic vibe from both of em! great & natural conversation! and i love the new album! in my opinion her best work to date💗

[@Lovejazz01]

New or non Adele fans are witnessing why the rest of us long time Adele fans love her so much, other than her beautiful talents , she really is a great down to earth person with a great sense of humor and a big heart!

[@augustebarborabudriene4171]

Absolute queen. Elegant, calm, polite and down to earth. She’s so easy to listen to. I love her voice!

[@LLLL-jq4ix]

Adele being everyone’s therapist for 30 minutes 👏🏼 I’m eating this up

[@LLLL-jq4ix]

And just how well spoken she is and how fascinating her mind is. I could listen to her talk all day.

[@saljr4014]

From a medical worker overwhelmed by COVID, THANK YOU for great music to help us release our pent up emotions

[@liviolopes1]

This interview was so wholesome! The interviewer did such a great job balancing the depth of Adele's new album and life experiences, while being respectful of her privacy! What a joyous dialogue to watch!

[@LiciArianna]

This is such an intellectual interview both are so poetic. I love this interview I feel like I never want this to end

[@maz79]

What a fantastic interview! Probably the best one I have ever seen. It was like listening to two old friends having a catch up after not seeing each other for a while. I would love to be able to tell Adele to her face just how brave she is, what a wonderful gift she gives to all of her fans every time she so openly gives her innermost feelings to her music and how every emotion comes through so real in her songs. There aren’t many artists who can, or would, do that. She is also a fantastic mother and Angelo will grow into a fine young man. Her respect for her ex husband is also very inspiring and a great inspiration to others who have to navigate a divorce. So much I could say if I ever had the opportunity….

[@albertramirez9770]

She’s so “present” in so many ways to us, here and now. Blessing 🎤 🎵

[@jaded_dahlia]

I don't really listen to her music (and I know I should) but everytime I watch an interview with Adele in it, I fall in love with her more and more. Such a genuine spirit

[@kerry2853]

What I love and admire about Adele you see her beautiful soul and how real she is . A beautiful light ✨💫. (Why blend in when you can stand out is my motto . ) You don’t see that anymore. We are living in a different generation. Having listen to the beautiful track on her son and her embracing each other’s thoughts it touched me also at the end her talking about how she felt. That’s how I feel … I would say I’m an introvert I love my own space and used to being on my own .. but I feel lonely at the same time and my anxiety makes me overthink. I can’t win I never used to be like this either it’s almost like I’ve got to reinvent myself instead of living in the past . I’m slightly autistic which makes me an odd duck . But I love the lost and forgotten people that are different and unique

[@Lifewithrmelisa]

Goshhhh Adele truly is my inspirational strength. She shows us that the journey won’t be easy but you will make it! As long as you got yourself!

[@AA-qb7ni]

Adele is one of a kind. Definitely one of the greatest artists of all time.

[@iulianvasile4314]

In UK only....)))):

[@hearmenow909]

@@iulianvasile4314 Her sales would suggest globally too.

[@eliathmena8399]

I think of my mom immediately when I heard my little one. What she had to go through raising me without my dad. Ugh. I cry every time I hear it.

[@arnoldsmith8744]

Absolutely enjoyed this short interview. Adele has always been a shining star 🌟 in exposing her true colors. Embracement in hope, joy, and the treacherous obstacles can put you on top. That is what Adele has embodied. Musicality and artistry has been Adele’s rock and foundational tool to get through life being a British English American woman. Thank you Adele for your lovely album 💿!! #Adele30 #Adele25 😍🔥

[@fionanicolson2021]

@arnoldsmith8744• Adell is completely English period. I'm a transplant from Scotland to America 50 yrs ago but I'm Scottish period.

[@mskimyu]

Tom Power, is one of the fewest most intelligent interviewers ever. He has the charm, he's handsome, and those locks are to die for! Adele is in always in her most usual brilliance, honesty, and deep beauty. This video is one of the most refreshing interviews to watch for.

[@ksc9954]

I love these mental health talks that Adele is doing, helps alot of people xx

[@franciscopartida2737]

This is possibly the best interviewer I've ever seen. The interviewee opened up all on her own because he was not pushing. I'm amazed and how classy he is.

[@unboxingscience3214]

'I'm naturally a sad person but I don't want live like that' I can relate to that a lot....

[@ronda1956]

One of the most authentic and relaxed interviews I’ve seen with Adele. She was so incredibly comfortable here. So enjoyed this! 💜

[@1unlikelyflier]

Wow, I’m truly speechless by this fantastic interview. Tom is incredible, and like Adele is so real w/his own experiences with viewers. I was so immersed in their conversation 30 minutes seemed like 5. Adele is a gift, a rare talent that shares her life through her lyrics and voice, and has remained true to herself for 11 yrs since her life changed w/the success of 19. I’m saving this one to watch again!

[@jinxed408]

i feel the same way as you shes one of a kind and we are all so blessed that we get to watch and see her grow up and we get to go through her journey with her we have pretty much seen her from 19 the start of her career and shes taken all of us with her on her journey..i doubt there will be anyone else thats going to come close to what shes accomplished and done with her music and what shes going to continue to do in the future im excited to see whats going to be next for her seeing shes only 33 and shes already in a league of her own when it comes to being an artiist the sky's the limit for her i can't wait to see whats gonna happen next. did you hear shes going to be doing shows in las vegas starting january 21, 2022 at ceasers palace on friday and saturday shes doing shows through april 2022 but i hope she will continue to keep doing those shows so i will get a chance to go see her live in concert thats like a one in a life time event that i have to go see.

[@1unlikelyflier]

@@jinxed408Thx, knew about the shows, but so disappointed I didn’t act sooner as she’s not surprisingly already sold out all her LV ones😑

[@paulculshaw4779]

to hear her say 'I'm naturally a sad person' - how honest, brave and to be truthful, I related to

[@Katijaaj]

How she carries herself and how introspective she is is really inspiring! The interviewer blew me away! Such a kind, repectful way to lead the interview and add a personal touch to it! In awe

[@tixie1895]

‘My little love’ is just beautiful 💕 I was in a similar situation with my son’s father and the song really touched me. Will always love Adele, I hope she always maintains her London accent 😊