Adele's latest single "Hello," the first from the British singer and songwriter's upcoming album 25, was released on Vevo Friday morning, giving fans all the feels. The accompanying music video, which shows an emotional Adele recalling a painful breakup, was taken by the Internet and turned into countless memes and GIFs that have exploded on Twitter.
Adele's sad looks and heartbroken faces were said to have several different meanings, from being denied office snacks, to reading negative comments online:
When there's snacks in the office but you can't have them bc they're for a meeting you're not invited to pic.twitter.com/UOEmDkekDX
me after reading your tweets pic.twitter.com/meCZW1zxsf
When you're ready for Adele and chill. pic.twitter.com/hcFGivkHCI
The 27-year-old's latest hit produced a number of other hilarious memes and tweets on Friday:
Internet: you are using a flip phone Adele: fanks, i'm aware pic.twitter.com/qcaSj34bMZ
What do you think Adele's vocal chords look like? Dipped in gold? Winged so they can visit the celestial realms for a yearly blessing?
when the chorus comes in on this new adele song pic.twitter.com/70sbSfynhF
you know it's the emotional part of the song when adele doesn't stop touching her face pic.twitter.com/dkQvHRmL76
While social media users had a field day translating Adele's music video into dozens of other relatable meanings, the jokes seemed to be in good fun. After all, it's the artist's first full music video in four years, and the singer is clearly set for a major comeback.
Me looking at anyone who has anything but love in their heart for goddess Adele pic.twitter.com/WFogmFZvGH
The song catapulted to success on Friday, topping both One Direction's "Home" and Justin Bieber's "Sorry" on iTunes' "top songs" list. One Twitter user cleverly took a screenshot of the list of songs and tweeted the image, writing, "When u forget to text ur mom that u got home safe":
When u forget to text ur mom that u got home safe pic.twitter.com/4l9iZDbIo0
