Adele Cryptic Teaser As Fans Think They Figured Out What It Means.
Pop Icon Adele has sent fans crazy with a cryptic tease from Las Vegas. Many already think they've figured out it means a with some claiming a new world tour from the singer.
Adele's official page social media page on Twitter, Adele Access, shared a tweet earlier this morning. With an image attached, it simply reads: "The Beginning," with a sparkles and a planet emojis.
Burna Boy Tickets - Ticketmaster® Verified Tickets Ad www.ticketmaster.co.uk The singer is currently performing her weekend residency over at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Adele performed two shows at London's British Summer Time Hyde Park last year but has not toured since 2017.
This mysterious teaser was also included at the end of the 34-year-old's show last night when the same words, 'The Beginning', appeared on screen as she left the stage.
With no other clues as to just what this is the beginning of, fans have many theories as to what Adele has in store. London-born Adele is one of the biggest female artists with best-selling albums, sold-out shows and multiple awards to her name.
The star continued to dropped hits after hits such as the likes of Someone Like You, Make You Feel My Love, Hello and Easy on Me. And now, fans are hoping there's something more to come from the star.
The twitter account started receiving Floods of replies of the twitter followers.
Fans of the star were quick to say: "OF WHAT? NEW DATES," and, "The beginning… of a world tour?" Others put: "he Beginning… of a world tour….PLEASE WORLD TOUR."
One fan wrote: "THE BEGINNING OF WHATTT??" As another said: "No way please tell me it’s what I think it is." Differently, another tweeted: "I hope one of the weekends is going to be filmed for streaming / blu ray, please bestie." One fan put: "Love? She getting married to Rich soon? New album is upbeat and has bangers? What's it all about?" Without any further idea what this tease means, many fans desperate plead: "Don’t leave us hanging like this that’s mean." And one wrote: "We’re not ready for the end."
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