I Drink Wine - Happy Hour With Adele
The vocalist was referring to a music video premiere event with fans that the Independent called Happy Hour with Adele. "I Drink Wine" shows Adele floating down a scenic river with a glass of wine as she sings the emotional lyrics about her divorce from her ex-husband Simon Konecki.
I Drink Wine - Happy Hour With Adele
The Adele I Drink Wine official music video featuring Aquabatix USA starts with a man playing the piano on a bridge. The bridge is over a river with a sunset behind. Adele then comes into shot on a large inflatable ring, holding a glass of wine and starts singing. Adele passes by a couple and then a young child which reflects her childhood. The first sign of the synchronized swimmers is when an arm appears out of the water with a bottle of wine.
The video goes on to show Adele surrounded by the Aquabatix USA synchronized swimming troupe whilst she is singing. Eventually the swimmers move on to remove a man who is flirting with Adele and offer her more wine. The water possibly symbolizing the flow between past, present and future.
In the Joe Talbot-directed video, the singer floats down a lazy river clad in custom Valentino with a glass of wine in hand. Synchronized swimmers shower the superstar with rosé in the 7-minute video.
The video was directed by Joe Talbot, who Adele was inspired to work with after watching his directorial debut, The Last Black Man in San Francisco.[20] It features Adele floating down a river in a gold Valentino dress while drinking a glass of wine.
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