Discover how Adele conquered stage fright using an alter ego named Sasha Carter. Explore psychology of spotlight effect and 'no one cares' mindset to overcome fear. Learn about adopting alter egos like Batman in boosting self-confidence and conquering insecurities.

We hope everyone is enjoying the holiday but there's still news to talk about! In this one, Marques and Andrew talk about the newest Oppo teaser and Adele getting Spotify to remove the shuffle button. Then Andrew gives us all an explainer on all the drama that's happening with Streamlabs before reminiscing about old Google phones and discussing the latest video on the MKBHD channel.Links to articles:Verge Adele article: https://bit.ly/32xJAZMWhat is a Google Phone?!: https://bit.ly/3CR1hQtLink to Streamlabs tweet: https://bit.ly/3FMnKQxEposVox Explainer: https://bit.ly/3FO0l0WTwitters:https://twitter.com/wvfrmhttps://twitter.com/mkbhdhttps://twitter.com/andymanganellihttps://twitter.com/AdamLukas17Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/wvfrmpodcast/Shop the merch:shop.mkbhd.comJoin the Discord:https://discord.gg/mkbhdMusic by 20syl:https://bit.ly/2S53xlCWaveform is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Adele, cantora britânica famosa por suas baladas emocionais, aborda polêmicas sobre plágio musical. Ela discute o conceito de plágio e casos notáveis, como o de Led Zeppelin. A conversa se aprofunda nas semelhanças entre "Million Years Ago" e a canção "Mulheres" de Martinho da Vila, questionando a originalidade na música. O tema ressoa na era digital, com reflexões sobre a produção musical contemporânea. Uma reflexão envolvente que provoca debates sobre a criatividade e os direitos autorais.

Emma Watson, a beloved British actress, and music icons Dua Lipa and Adele join Cillian Murphy, known for Peaky Blinders, to tackle the mysteries of British English in pop culture. They discuss the challenges learners face with accents in movies and music. Key insights include five essential elements to enhance comprehension. The guests break down the unique pronunciations of their own speech, revealing tips on navigating the rich nuances of British English and enriching cultural appreciation through accents and idioms.

Brad Pitt makes waves with his girlfriend Ines as they debut on the Venice red carpet, showcasing a glamorous evening alongside George Clooney, who pulls off a heroic act. Meanwhile, Nikki Garcia hints at divorce following her husband Artem’s arrest. J. Lo breaks her silence after parting ways with Ben Affleck, while Elton John bravely discusses his vision challenges. Adele announces her retreat from music, and Margot Robbie enjoys a picturesque babymoon sailing the Mediterranean. Plus, exciting shake-ups in classic game shows and a look at celebrity transformations.

In this lively discussion, rapper Mase clears up health rumors surrounding his use of Ozempic, emphasizing the importance of accurate information. The conversation also honors the late Fatman Scoop, reflecting on his influential legacy in music and the heartfelt tributes from his family. Additionally, Adele announces her break from music, leaving fans curious about her next move. The hosts weave in humor and personal anecdotes, creating a vibrant atmosphere while tackling serious topics like health awareness and the impact of lifestyle choices.

Joining the conversation are Adele, the British powerhouse known for her soulful ballads, and Susan Boyle, the Scottish singer who captivated hearts on 'Britain's Got Talent'. Together with linguist Susan K. Herman, they explore why singers often sound American despite their accents. The discussion delves into the quirky 'I before E' rule and its multitude of exceptions. They also share insights on how accents transform in music, and the personal connection language has through charming familial mispronunciations.

Talented singer Adele discusses the importance of connected speech in English, using her song lyrics to demonstrate pronunciation techniques and phrasal verbs. The podcast explores idiomatic expressions, pronunciation nuances, and the value of listening to music with corresponding transcripts for language comprehension.

Guest Adele uncovers the dark history of institutionalizing children with intellectual disabilities. Jennifer Sr. reveals her journey to reconnect with her aunt and the impact of institutionalization on families.

Journalist and music critic Jude Rogers takes us inside her interviews with Adele, from their initial meeting as a nervous 19-year-old to Adele revealing her 'very uncool' role model. They discuss Adele's growth as an artist, her authenticity, and her impact on the music industry. The hosts also reflect on their favorite Adele songs and predict her future musical direction.