Soul singer Adele added to her awards haul at the 2012 BRITs on Tuesday and set the biggest night in British pop alight with a rousing performance of “Rolling In the Deep.” Receiving her album award, Adele said: “Nothing makes me prouder than coming home with six Grammys, then coming to the BRITs and winning album of the year. I’m so proud to be British and to be flying the flag and I’m so proud to be in the room with all of you.” She was cut off half way through her speech by presenter and comedian James Corden, presumably to squeeze in band Blur’s closing set for broadcast. Still photographs showed Adele making a gesture with her middle finger, although it was not clear whether it was caught on television. Read more: Adele adds to awards haul at triumphant BRITs
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Soul singer Adele added to her awards haul at the 2012 BRITs on Tuesday and set the biggest night in British pop alight with a rousing performance of “Rolling In the Deep.”

Receiving her album award, Adele said:

“Nothing makes me prouder than coming home with six Grammys, then coming to the BRITs and winning album of the year. I’m so proud to be British and to be flying the flag and I’m so proud to be in the room with all of you.”

She was cut off half way through her speech by presenter and comedian James Corden, presumably to squeeze in band Blur’s closing set for broadcast.

Still photographs showed Adele making a gesture with her middle finger, although it was not clear whether it was caught on television.

Read more: Adele adds to awards haul at triumphant BRITs

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