Adele is addressing old rumors of her alleged feud with Taylor Swift a few days after her surprise single off her new album was released, knocking "Bad Blood" out of the park in terms of Youtube video views.
In an interview with People Magazine, Adele showed no trace of feud with Taylor Swift whatsoever as she candidly answered questions about her new album, being a mother and her future career plans.
In fact, the "Someone Like You" crooner said she loved a particular Taylor Swift song from the moment she heard it over lunch one day. The song? "I Knew You Were Trouble" off Swift's previous album, "Red."
"I was like, 'I love this song, who did this?'" Adele asked of Swift's catchy song.
Soon after that, Max Martin, who produced Taylor Swift's recent hits, "Blank Space" and "Shake It Off" was collaborating with the soulful singer.
Together, they created a song entitled "Send My Love To Your New Lover," which will be included in Adele's new album, "25."
"I love it -- it's f*cking sick," Adele said of her song collaboration with Martin. "Straight away, a million people in my life will be like, 'Oh sh*t, what have I done?'"
Rumors about Adele and Taylor Swift's feud started after the Golden Globe Awards 2013 where the British singer won Best Original Song for "Skyfall" off the 2012 "James Bond" movie sound track, pushing aside Swift's "Safe and Sound" for "The Hunger Games" film.
During the said awards, Taylor Swift was seen allegedly sneering at Adele as she took to the stage to claim her award.
According to a Hollywood Life report, shortly after Adele's victory, Swift left the awarding ceremony.
On the other hand, Adele's new single, "Hello" broke the record for most number of views in 24 hours on Youtube. The record was previously held by Taylor Swift for "Bad Blood."
"Hello" reportedly got 27.7 million hits just 24 hours after its debut whereas "Bad Blood" had about 21 million views when it was released in May.
