Adele ‘Hello’ Lyrics: 19-Year-Old Mary Caldarella Texts Her Ex-Boyfriend Adele’s ‘Hello’ Lyrics, And He’s Confused [Video]
Anyone who has listened to Adele’s “Hello” lyrics from her record-breaking song know that they are heart-wrenching and relatable. One woman used the “Hello” lyrics sung hauntingly by Adele to reach out to her ex-boyfriend via text, and a funny text conversation ensued, since apparently he wasn’t aware of the Adele “Hello” lyrics.
Mary Caldarella decided to text her ex-boyfriend Adele’s “Hello” lyrics, reported People Magazine?, and his reaction to those Adele “Hello” lyrics is going viral.
Adele's hit "Hello" is helping one woman get the last laugh with a former flame ? https://t.co/yDfvJKlhbD pic.twitter.com/SuED88i6nj
— People (@people) October 30, 2015
This perfectly hilarious texting conversation began with the “Hello” Adele lyrics from the chorus. As seen on Genius, the lyrics to Adele’s hit song “Hello” are rife with all the emotions Adele felt upon leaving a former love behind. In her “Hello” lyrics, Adele sings about saying “Hello” to an old love and reaching out to him again. The “Hello” lyrics reveal a heart-longing Adele, who wants to tell her ex hello because she obviously still thinks about him.
Mary used the same philosophy to pull a fast one on her ex, reports the Independent, as Caldarella wrote in her viral Adele lyrics Twitter description, saying that the following conversation is what happened when he fell for Adele’s “Hello” lyrics via text without realizing Mary was texting him Adele’s amazing “Hello” lyrics.
Mary: Hello from the other side
Ex-boyfriend: Hey you
Mary: I must’ve called a thousand times
Ex-boyfriend: What?? I think you have the wrong Matt
Mary: I’ve forgotten how it felt before the world fell at our feet
Ex-boyfriend: What do you mean?
Mary: To tell you I’m sorry for breaking your heart but it don’t matter it clearly doesn’t tear you apart anymore
Ex-boyfriend: I’m the one who should be sorry. And you always say that. You’re the one who is perfectly fine now. You really miss me still?
Mary: I was wondering after all these years you’d like to meet to go over everything
Ex-boyfriend: I feel like you’ll really regret saying this when you’re sober
Mary: It’s no secret that the both of us are running out of time
Ex-boyfriend: Running out of time??
Mary: It’s so typical of me to talk about myself, I’m sorry. I hope that you are well
Ex-boyfriend: Babe what are you talking about? You miss me??
Mary: At least I can say that I’ve tried
Ex-boyfriend: Last time I asked you if we could go on a date when I came to Auburn you told me to go f*** myself
With such a funny conversation via text ensuing due to Adele’s “Hello” lyrics, Mary is flipping out on Twitter, amazed at the viral response. She said that because her Adele “Hello” lyrics viral text was covered by People, she’s achieved her life goal at 19 years of age.
Meanwhile, these lyrics, as heard in Adele’s viral “Hello” video, which has gained nearly 147 million views on YouTube, have won Adele an appearance on Today.
It’s ironic that Adele’s “Hello” lyrics have won Adele such praise, because the “Chasing Pavements” singer admitted that she didn’t know if anyone had missed her or if they’d care if she came back prior to her “Hello” song’s video breaking all kinds of viewing records when it was released. Apparently, with so many folks viewing Adele’s “Hello,” making it the second-fastest video to reach 100 million views on YouTube, as reported by Entertainment Weekly?, Adele’s “Hello” lyrics have obviously won over millions of people who indeed missed Adele and her heartwarming lyrics.
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