On one of the windows, the shop owners even posted an ad: “Absolutely not Adele.” According to the employees, on the one hand, this can be taken as a joke, but, on the other hand, it hints that attempts to perform Adele’s hit drive the store employees crazy.
In addition, Beethoven’s To Elise, as well as the music excerpt from the film The Piano, written by Michael Nyman, is prohibited in the instrument store.
Meanwhile, Adele’s disc 21, which includes the song hated by Dubliners, topped the Australian charts for the 17th week in a row, thus breaking the records of the legendary Liverpool four and ABBA.
And the singer became the leader of the semi-annual Billboard chart.