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Adele steals the show at 2016 BRIT Awards

Justin Bieber’s BRIT Awards after-party was reportedly ruined after a fight broke out at Tape London night club where the gig took place.

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The singer also received the Best British Single award for “Hello” and the Global Success Award. After being away for so long and to come back to this is incredible. In her emotional speech, she publicly supported pop singer Kesha.

The BRIT Awards, held in London’s O2 arena, are the mainstream British music industry’s most prestigious awards ceremony, having been held every year since 1982.

According to data supplied by Twitter, the most tweeted about individuals were the boyband’s Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne, who collected the Best British Video for the group’s “Drag Me Down” hit.

Adele has been crowned Queen of the Brits, winning four prizes including best British female and best album, the BBC reports.

Bieber performed an acoustic version of his song “Love Yourself” with James Bay before running onto the main stage to perform his hit “Sorry” with a troupe of backing dancers.

Other winners of the British Awards are Catfish and the Bottlemen, Jack Garratt, Charlie Andrew, Bjork and Tame Impala for the British breakthrough act, Critics’ choice, British producer of the year, worldwide female solo artist, and global group, respectively.

Years & Years singer Olly Alexander – whose band left the event empty-handed – was left shaking with excitement after Adele touched him.

The ceremony also included a performance by Rihanna who was joined by singer Drake, as she performed her new song Work.

“It’s nearly impossible to mention Bowie’s name in the past tense”, Lennox said.

Another said: “I’m furious Little Mix are miming the chorus”.

Bowie’s music followed, with a performance of “Life on Mars” by Lorde.

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She admitted, “I got really lost for a while and I didn’t know I would come back”. “But your potential was superhuman and your remarkable music is living on”.

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