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Adele Had the Most Amazing Reaction When She Forgot the Lyrics to Her Own Song Onstage

By Margo Gothelf 1 min read
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Source: Mike Marsland, WireImage
Source: Mike Marsland, WireImage

Adele’s world tour for her hit album 25 has been pretty memorable to say the least.

In the European leg of the tour, she surprised a terminally ill fan, brought fans to sing with her onstage, and even showed off her twerking skills.

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During her latest concert, Adele reached “peak Adele,” when she forgot the lyrics to her own song. [Warning: Graphic language in the video.]

https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/735269222910021632

In an instant, the Grammy-winning artist went from being super composed to realizing her mistake and yelled out to the crowd, “Sh*t! Wrong words! Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t! I started singing the verse instead of the chorus!”

This is the third time Adele has forgotten the lyrics to one of her songs during this tour, but every time she’s brushed it off like it’s no big deal. During her show in Denmark she forgot the words to “Rolling in the Deep” and quickly shouted out, “Oh sh*t, f**k! Stop, I did the wrong words. Let’s do it again.”

This also happened a few weeks prior during her show in Manchester while singing, “I Miss You.” She started singing and right away stopped and told the crowd, “I don’t even know the f**king words.”

Oh Adele, never change!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F0aHojtlaU

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