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Британската певица Адел за втора седмица подред е на върха на официалната британска класация за сингли с най-новата си песен "Easy On Me". Миналата седмица песента счупи рекордите в класацията на Острова, когато дебютира на върха на чарта, и получи най-много стрийма през първата седмица от всяка друга песен в историята. Това е третият сингъл номер едно на Адел в Обединеното кралство, след "Someone Like You" (2011) и "Hello" (2015). Феновете нямат търпение да чуят новия албум на британската суперзвезда "30", който предстои да излезе на 19 ноември. А защо не да видим още един сингъл дотогава? Песента "Easy On Me" се превърна в тотален хит веднага след излизането си и вече е на първото място и на американската класация за сингли Billboard Hot 100. Баладата е петият лидер на певицата в тази класация и първи след "Hello" от 2015-2016 г. Миналата седмица парчето дебютира под номер 68 място в чарта броени часове след премиерата си и, ето че седмица по-късно, вече е на върха, измествайки мощната конкуренция в лицето на изпълнители като Ед Шийрън, Джъстин Бийбър и Coldplay. "Easy on Me" стана едва седмият сингъл за тази година с над 50 милиона стриймвания в САЩ за една седмица. На фона на грандиозния си успех, Адел обяви и първите си концерти догодина - те предстоят на 1 и 2 юли в Хайд Парк в Лондон. На второ място в американската класация продължава да е хитът на Джъстин Бийбър и Кид Ларой "Stay". Тази песен също е от рекордьорите на годината, след като престоя на върха на чарта в продължение на седем седмици. "Industry Baby" на Лил Нас Екс и Джак Харлоу е на трета позиция само седмица след триумфа си в Hot 100. На четвърто място отстъпи "Fancy Like" на Уокър Хейс, а на пето място слезе "Bad Habits" на Ед Шийрън.
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Let's Count All the Easter Eggs in (And Fan Theories About) Adele's 'Easy on Me' Music Video Adele's latest single—which, like all her songs, instantly became the biggest song on the planet when it dropped on Oct. 14—is a plea to a former lover (or maybe to the real-life, 9-year-old son she shares with ex-husband Simon Konecki?) to go "Easy on Me" after a ruined relationship and a broken family. With the track's accompanying music video, however, Adele doesn't exactly go easy on her legions of fans; instead, she's imbued the clip with loads of Easter eggs that push them to absorb, analyze and interpret the gorgeous visual with Swiftie-like levels of rigor. And Adele's legions of loyal followers are proving they're more than up to the task. Most notably, the "Easy on Me" video plays out like a sequel to the singer's 2015 visual for "Hello"—which, like "Easy on Me," served as the lead single off her then-new album, 25. ("Easy on Me" will appear on Adele's 30, which arrives on Nov. 19.) But take a closer look and you'll likely notice lots more visual references that make the "Easy on Me" clip especially appealing. Keep reading to find out about all the Easter eggs in Adele's "Easy on Me" music video. Adele "Easy on Me" music video Easter eggs Is Adele's "Easy on Me" music video set in the same house as her "Hello" video? Yes, it definitely seems like we're meant to assume that it's the very same house. Some fans think the "Hello" video was about her moving into that house and "Easy on Me" is about her moving out of it, signifying her split from Konecki. Is Adele's "Easy on Me" a sequel to "Hello?" If there's one fan theory that everyone seems to agree on, it's that "Easy on Me"—definitely the video, if not the song as well—is intended to be the sequel to "Hello." Both are shot in black and white (although "Easy on Me" ultimately segues into color) in an abandoned house where Adele is all alone. Both videos also take place on rather windy days and, in both clips, Adele speaks with an unknown someone (seemingly a friend) on her cell phone. Related Stories Related:'It Hurt My Feelings'—Adele Gets Real About How All Those Comments About Her Body Made Her Feel Does Adele sit in the chair from the "Rolling in the Deep" video in her "Easy on Me" video? Again, it does seem like we're supposed to at least make the connection between the two clips and the very similar (but not exactly identical) chairs she sits on in them. The "Rolling in the Deep" video was also likewise set in a nearly empty abode. Is Adele's "Easy on Me" video about a poltergeist? This is another theory you can find floating around online (floating around... like a poltergeist!). Not only does the house in the visual harbor emotional ghosts, but apparently, there are actual ghosts in there as well. According to this theory, her “Go easy on me” pleas are directed "at the poltergeist, who has been tormenting her ever since her last album by turning all of her furniture over." Not only is furniture overturned in the "Easy on Me" video, but later on as she's driving off to the next chapter of her life, we see sheet music escaping from her car's windows. "Unfortunately, it soon becomes clear that the poltergeist has followed her out of her house and has now concerned itself with messing with her music pages," a Vulture critic contends. "They all fly crazily out of her car window, bidden by some unseen demon." Related: Rolling in the Deep Cuts! These Are the 20 Best Adele Songs Ever Who directed Adele's "Easy on Me" video? The answer to that question is kinda like another Easter egg unto itself! Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan helmed the "Easy on Me" visual, and if his name sounds familiar, that's because the Montreal-based director did the same for Adele's "Hello" video almost exactly six years ago, back in October 2015. Where was Adele's "Easy on Me" video shot? Both "Hello" and "Easy on Me" were filmed in director Dolan's native Canadian province of Québec. While "Hello" was "shot on a farm in the province," according to CTV News, "Easy on Me"'s filming locale—or at least, the roads Adele drives in the clip—is in the town of Sutton, located in Québec's idyllic Eastern Townships, a popular weekending destination for Montréalers. Next, Check Out Adele's Most Inspiring Quotes on Confidence and Body Positivity