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Adele slays 'Hello' - accompanied by children's school instruments

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Nov 26, 2015

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Appearing on the late night show Tuesday, Adele performed a live version of her hit song "Hello" with Jimmy Fallon and the Roots — all with classroom instruments.

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Adele sang effortlessly and beautifully, as Fallon nodded his head in time with the music and banged gently on a wood block.

Other featured classroom instruments were a xylophone, hand clappers and a kazoo.

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About halfway through the video, Adele grabbed a green plastic telephone and sang into the phone to her imaginary ex.

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