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I know this isn't going to help, but the piano intro to EBW (version 2) really does sound like the start of an Adele song. Not saying it's bad or not bad bc of it, just saying to say.
I expected this. You didn´t disappoint
Adele EBW and Dad rock Miracle is only an attempt to describe a characteristic of a song in a certain way.
I know this isn't going to help, but the piano intro to EBW (version 2) really does sound like the start of an Adele song. Not saying it's bad or not bad bc of it, just saying to say.
Stop the fucking presses, someone on The Internets noticed the similarity between one pop song and another.
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I always shrugged off your Adele-EBW comparison. But the other day I was at work and heard a song come on the radio and immediately I thought, "sweet. Acoustic EBW!" But nope, it was Someone Like You by Adele. The opening piano parts sound identical and then I barely listened to the rest (EBW is still waaaaaay better). I hate Adele and hate that song, but the openings at least, sound very similar.
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Leo is the most stupid thing I´ve ever heard here, worse than statements Pop is underappreacitaed classic a or that ATYCLB was their masterpiece
How does one "hate" Adele? Honestly.
How does one "hate" Adele? Honestly.
In a restaurant I go to, unfortunately they play Someone like you very often. I confused it with Waves as well. What is interesting I discovered how irritating the adele song is after a few listens and how stupid the lyrics are. Luckily, not the case of Every Breaking Wave.
But "hate"?
I stopped "hating" music I didn't like or was annoyed by in college. Because it's not my taste doesn't mean it's worth of hatred.
Except for Mambo #5 and Who Let the Dogs out. Hate that shit.
I hate people who are intolerant of other people's cultures....and the Dutch! They smell like cabbage...carnival folk!
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Sure about that bruh? I'm gonna punch you for that right after I stop being high!
Also, for what it's worth. I like Someone Like You. The lyrics hit home if you've been in a similar situation.
Sure about that bruh? I'm gonna punch you for that right after I stop being high!
Also, for what it's worth. I like Someone Like You.
While you go punch him, I'll roll one up for us to split, no worries
Adele has the creepiest lyrics in her songs.
Exhibit A, "Someone Like You", aka most stalker-ish song I've ever heard:
We broke up long enough ago that you've met someone else and married them, "but for me, it isn't oooverrrrr". So I'm gonna show up unannounced and uninvited on your doorstep (at the house you presumably live in now with your new wife) and after having waited years to spill out my hea - wait a sec, never mind. Instead I'll just find a carbon copy of you and project all these emotions onto this poor unwitting sap. This plan cannot fail. All the best to you and your new wife!
Another bonus super creepy Adele lyric from "Rumour Has It":
"She is half your age, but I'm guessing that's the reason that you stayed"
So if the new girl is half his age, one of the following scenarios must apply if we assume the song is autobiographical and Adele is talking as her then-21-year old self:
A. Adele's ex boyfriend was about the same age as her, and is now dating a preteen; or
B. Adele's ex boyfriend is dating a new girl who's about the same age as her, meaning Adele was dating a guy in his 40s when she was barely 20.
But since scenario B means that pointing this out in the lyrics as if it's derisive effectively neuters that line and renders it meaningless, we can logically conclude that Adele's ex boyfriend left her for a 12 year old, and not only that but despite the fact that he's an obvious pedophile, she misses him and considers taking him back.
Ladies and gentlemen, Adele.
While you go punch him, I'll roll one up for us to split, no worries
Adele has the creepiest lyrics in her songs.
Exhibit A, "Someone Like You", aka most stalker-ish song I've ever heard:
We broke up long enough ago that you've met someone else and married them, "but for me, it isn't oooverrrrr". So I'm gonna show up unannounced and uninvited on your doorstep (at the house you presumably live in now with your new wife) and after having waited years to spill out my hea - wait a sec, never mind. Instead I'll just find a carbon copy of you and project all these emotions onto this poor unwitting sap. This plan cannot fail. All the best to you and your new wife!
Another bonus super creepy Adele lyric from "Rumour Has It":
"She is half your age, but I'm guessing that's the reason that you stayed"
So if the new girl is half his age, one of the following scenarios must apply if we assume the song is autobiographical and Adele is talking as her then-21-year old self:
A. Adele's ex boyfriend was about the same age as her, and is now dating a preteen; or
B. Adele's ex boyfriend is dating a new girl who's about the same age as her, meaning Adele was dating a guy in his 40s when she was barely 20.
But since scenario B means that pointing this out in the lyrics as if it's derisive effectively neuters that line and renders it meaningless, we can logically conclude that Adele's ex boyfriend left her for a 12 year old, and not only that but despite the fact that he's an obvious pedophile, she misses him and considers taking him back.
Ladies and gentlemen, Adele.
While you go punch him, I'll roll one up for us to split, no worries
Adele has the creepiest lyrics in her songs.
Exhibit A, "Someone Like You", aka most stalker-ish song I've ever heard:
We broke up long enough ago that you've met someone else and married them, "but for me, it isn't oooverrrrr". So I'm gonna show up unannounced and uninvited on your doorstep (at the house you presumably live in now with your new wife) and after having waited years to spill out my hea - wait a sec, never mind. Instead I'll just find a carbon copy of you and project all these emotions onto this poor unwitting sap. This plan cannot fail. All the best to you and your new wife!
Another bonus super creepy Adele lyric from "Rumour Has It":
"She is half your age, but I'm guessing that's the reason that you stayed"
So if the new girl is half his age, one of the following scenarios must apply if we assume the song is autobiographical and Adele is talking as her then-21-year old self:
A. Adele's ex boyfriend was about the same age as her, and is now dating a preteen; or
B. Adele's ex boyfriend is dating a new girl who's about the same age as her, meaning Adele was dating a guy in his 40s when she was barely 20.
But since scenario B means that pointing this out in the lyrics as if it's derisive effectively neuters that line and renders it meaningless, we can logically conclude that Adele's ex boyfriend left her for a 12 year old, and not only that but despite the fact that he's an obvious pedophile, she misses him and considers taking him back.
Ladies and gentlemen, Adele.
Tearing down artists that aren't U2 , this board will never change.
Tearing down artists that aren't U2 , this board will never change.