Adele Debuts New Single 'To Be Loved' From Her Couch

Adele has debuted another single, To Be Loved, off her forthcoming album 30 in a breathtaking video the singer shared on her Instagram account. While the song's studio version is set to be released on Friday, Adele would rather not keep us waiting as she posted a home version of her singing To Be Loved to her social media…in a breathtaking video the singer shared on her Instagram account.

While the song’s studio version is set to be released on Friday, Adele would rather not keep us waiting as she posted a home version of her singing“To be loved and love at the highest count/Means to lose all the things I can’t live without,” she croons. “Let it be known that I will choose to lose/It’s a sacrifice, but I can’t live a lie/Let it be known, let it be known that I tried,” the Grammy-award winner sings.

While the Instagram and YouTube video may not have broken the internet, it, however, sounds like it almost broke her phone. Adele’s voice gets louder, hitting notes causing the sound to get distorted as smart devices haven’t been built to withstand that lung power. However, no one seems to mind as fans flock to preview the six-minute-plus video, which has raked in over 8million views on Instagram.album, which the singer has said is about her divorce.

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