Adele Reveals Her Favorite Breakup Songs, Is Too Humble to Put Herself on the List

Unlike 99.9 percent of the world's population.

By Chelsea Peng

Jun 30, 2016

Finger, Hand, Audio equipment, Entertainment, Performing arts, Dress, Music artist, Formal wear, Performance, Singing,

Getty

It would be masturbatory on anyone else, but *nobody* would fault Adele for listening to Adele to get over some heartbreak. Nobody.

Sharing her noticeably devoid-of-"Send My Love (to Your New Lover)" breakup playlist with People—which includes the likes of Etta James, Mumford & Sons, and Florence + The Machine—the happily coupled-up Beyoncé worshipper said she won't be needing her own discography anytime soon.

"I mope around for a little while," Adele said of her post-relationship-end procedure. "I do embrace the fact that I'm heartbroken. I don't move on quickly. I don't know if that's because it seems that I'm only really creative when I'm a bit momentarily depressed."

"Same," Gwen Stefani said (imaginarily). "But I listen to 'I Used to Love You.'"