Adele's recent beautiful performance left former member of the Spice Girls band, Mel B filled with amazement. The 28-year-old "Hello" singer recently decided to leave her fans surprised by performing on 1997 Spice Girls hit, "Spice Up Your Life."
Adele's rendition of the song was appreciated by all, especially by 41-year-old Scary Spice. During a press conference conducted to promote "America's Got Talent," Mel B confessed how much she loves and adores Adele, according to People Magazine.
"I love the fact that she kind of tips her hat off to us and gives us props. I mean who isn't a fan of Adele? So, to know that she's a fan of the Spice Girls is definitely one for the books."
Mel B further said how Adele's acknowledgement of the band's song has left her flattered and speechless. In fact, she believes that the great performance must have left everyone in the same condition and with a similar reaction.
The performance put forward by "Someone Like You" singer has not just prompted Mel B to appreciate her publicly. The performance was also well-received by other members of the 90's band, including Sporty Spice (Mel C), Ginger Spice (Geri Hollowell) and Baby Spice (Emma Bunton).
However, this is not the first time that "Rolling In The Deep" singer has shown her love and craziness for Spice Girls as a band. In fact, the band "blew up" when Adele was just seven and most of the people think that it must be a joke, the singer said in an interview with Vogue.
According to Adele, she found hope in seeing the members of the band coming from a "humble" background. It formed a massive part of the life of the singer and that is when the entire "girl power" thing took place.
The singer further confessed how she only tours for her fans, the people who changed her life for the good. However, the singer revealed how there is no need for her to tour since she will always be nervous on stage, thinking that she would not be able to give a "good enough" performance.
The following video is a hilarious Karaoke between Adele and James Corden: