Adele’s comeback album 30 is praised by critics for ‘treading braver territory’ while others feel the topic of divorce is ‘all-consuming’ as fans flood social media with crying memes
- The singer’s fourth album, inspired by her divorce from ex-husband Simon Konecki was released to positive reception on Friday
- On Metacritic, the record received a score of 89 out of 100, indicating ‘universal acclaim’ from reviewers
- Some critics praised the singer for ‘never sounding more ferocious’ while others said the record was her best yet
- Many also noted that the album is different from her previous records, saying only a few songs are ‘classic Adele’
- It had been previously revealed that 30 would include heartbreaking voice notes Adele exchanged with Angelo in the wake of her divorce
- #Adele30 became a trending topic on Twitter immediately after the album was released with fans the world over praising the record
It’s been six years since her last record was released and the time out of the spotlight has paid off for Adele as her new album 30 has received rave reviews from critics.
The singer’s fourth album, inspired by her divorce from ex-husband Simon Konecki was released to positive reception on Friday, despite some nothing that the topic of her divorce proved to be ‘all-consuming.’
On Metacritic, the record received a score of 89 out of 100, indicating ‘universal acclaim’ from reviewers while fans took to social media in droves to praise the release and share crying memes to react to the stars powerful lyrics.
