Will Adele Ever Sing For Grammys Again After Failed 2016 Performance? Singer Boycotts Afterparties For Fastfood

Adele's Grammys 2016 performance has been the center of numerous discussions on the internet over the past few days.

Many were disappointed over the technical problems that tainted the singer's otherwise shoud have been a stellar live performance of her song "All I Ask."

"A clanking sound could be heard in the background as she sang, her microphone cut out briefly and Adele's voice didn't have its usual punch," CNN reported.

"The singer looked distracted, flashing irritated looks as she powered through the song, backed only by a piano and bathed in a lone spotlight," the article continued. "Fans, who anticipated another killer performance, were confused. Adele, sounding ... flat?"

Adele's fans promptly took to Twitter to express disappointment over her performance, blaming the production team of Grammys 2016 for purportedly messing up the song number.

"Adele's fans are not feeling very forgiving right now!" Hollywood Life reported. "Some mistakenly believed that there was a guitar in the mix somewhere that was making this whole mess. The fact that nobody was even playing a guitar makes this so much worse."

"The sound issues were seriously unfortunate, because not only did the audience not get the full performance, but you could tell that Adele knew that something was wrong, too," the report added

Did Adele got so upset with the technical problems of Grammys 2016 that she might consider not granting a performance for the awards show ever again?

It may be highly unlikely. In fact, the singer seems to have moved on from the performance as she explained what happened with the audio.

"The piano mics fell on to the piano strings, that's what the guitar sound was. It made it sound out of tune. Shit happens. X," Adele tweeted.

However, the singer reportedly ditched the afterparties to treat herself to fastfood instead.

"Because of it though... I'm treating myself to an in n out. So maybe it was worth it," Adele said in another tweet.

Despite the cringe-worthy 2016 performance because of technical issues, Adele has had a great history with the Grammys, winning numerous awards over the last few years for her songs "Chasing Pavements," "Hometown Glory," and "Rolling in the Deep," among others.