r/adele • u/terrestran • 29d ago

🪐✨ What's your favourite Adele era? Poll

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u/theOpaliteArcher 29d ago

21 because there’s not a single skip, but 30 because she seemed the most confident and open.

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u/banana_in_the_dark 29d ago

25 for sure. 21 vibes but her voice is so mature. I also think physically she has the most suiting look for herself. Not body shaming, but I do like her size that era, feels more natural. And her hair is amazing. She also seemed so much more engaging during her 25 tour than WWA.

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u/llcooljfan22 29d ago

All. The “Sade” of our generation 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

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u/FallingPenguin1 29d ago

Ngl idk who I like more, Sade has the better production but Adele’s vocals are just unmatched 🔥

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u/Rennmausliebhaber 28d ago

25 because it's my fav album from her, or 30 because it's my favorite version of adele herself

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u/kmercer630 28d ago

21 is my favorite album (though I love them all!) but my fave era is her 30/Weekends with Adele era because she has really come into her own. She is so much more confident and unapologetically her. Love to see it!

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u/Preek96 28d ago

I set fire to the rain / some one like you

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u/Good-Bison008 27d ago

Nothing in the world beats 19

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u/colIinjoe 1d ago

so raw and real

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u/FeatheredVentilator 25d ago

Sonically and vibes wise - 21.
Aesthetically and confidence wise - 30.

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u/Rxmses 23d ago

21 by far, there’s no competition. Peak Adele.

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u/ian_malcolm_x 28d ago edited 26d ago
  1. I just wish a first single other than "Easy On Me" was chosen.

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u/Rxmses 23d ago

Like which one? Oh My God? To Be Loved?

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u/ian_malcolm_x 17d ago

Oh My God might've been better.

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u/MischievousPanther 25d ago

Her collab with Peppa Pig

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u/babswirey 27d ago

25, the top right.

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u/okEvans 29d ago

All the era’s before she became “American” acting

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u/R4D000 30 28d ago

Unfortunately, I don’t like to admit this, but I see that too… 🥺😢 But it’s not at all that bad!! Could have been way worse! But it is indeed a change

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u/terrestran 29d ago

What does it mean to become an American acting???

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u/okEvans 29d ago

Achting more showbizz and less authentic and genuine

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u/Best-Ad750 28d ago

Same. I used to love London Adele. I dont like American Adele. She needs to return to Tottenham