Adele Should Not Have Won 'Album of the Year' According to Justin Timberlake
Adele won major awards including Album of the Year during the recent Grammy Awards. But maybe not all of the musicians agreed to the decision. Justin Timberlake openly said that the British singer should not have won the title.
Adele and Justin Timberlake may not have had a feud in the past, but the former N*Sync member has been frank when it comes to his preferences. According to a recent report, Timberlake would want neither Beyonce nor the "Hello" hitmaker to bag the trophy.
In a recent tweet, Timberlake said the Frank Ocean won the "Real Album of the Year." "While I'm at it...Frank Ocean had the REAL Album Of The Year with BLONDE. #NotFakeNews," he tweeted late Wednesday, reports E! Online. Adele is yet to comment on Justin Timberlake's opinion.
On the other hand, the outlet also reported that Ocean did not submit his latest material into the Grammy nominations because he thinks that he considers the process as a "dated system." "I think the infrastructure of the awarding system and the nomination system and screening system is dated," he told the NY Times. Meanwhile, Adele has been busy on her Australian tour.
Aside from revealing her marriage to longtime partner Simon Konecki, Adele also shocked her fans while performing in Brisbane. The singer freaked out on stage after a bug bit her. According to the Grammy winner, the mosquitoes were trying to "kill" her."
Furthermore, a fan also captured her priceless reaction while watching the sold-out concert on Monday night. Her reaction to the scenario was priceless, and the fans were left in awe. "I'm sorry, I'm not Australian, I don't like bugs! It was sucking my blood, it was sucking my blood!" Adele screamed further.
The readers can check out if tickets for Adele Australian concert is still available in the remaining dates listed below. She will be touring in New Zealand and other parts of the continent as well before the year ends, so stay tuned.
March 10 -- ANZ Stadium, Sydney
March 13 -- Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
March 18 -- Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
