Best British Single winner Adele makes dig at music bosses after getting cut off during last year's Brit Awards acceptance speech

She was cut short during her acceptance speech at last year's Brit Awards.
But it seems Adele doesn't take herself too seriously.
The singer, 24, poked fun at the situation at this year's ceremony while accepting her prize for Best British Single for her Bond soundtrack Skyfall.

Stepping into the spotlight: Adele poked fun her acceptance speech at last year's Brit Awards when she was cut off by show producers and recorded a video message this year after winning the prize for Best British Single

Adele was stopped from giving her thanks part way through her speech when collecting the award for British Album last year causing uproar with fans.

 

And the star became so enraged that she flipped her middle finger out towards the crowd to show her anger.
However, Adele was given a better chance to express her gratitude this year by recording a video message which played live at the glamorous event.

Not a happy lady: Adele shows her anger at last year's Brit Awards after getting cut short during her acceptance speech for Best British Album

The musician, who is currently in America and is tipped to win the Oscar for Best Original Song on Sunday night, said: 'Hello everyone thank you so much.
'Sorry I can't be with you tonight but I'm in LA rehearsing for the Oscars.
'I don't want to keep you too much because I don't want to interrupt the best album speech at the end of the night.'

Court jester: Host James Corden made light of last year's situation and joked that he was unsure if Adele had finished her acceptance speech for her prize this year

As the screen cut back to host James Corden, he referenced last year's blunder, saying: 'She's definitely finished? She didn’t say anything else? Check the tape. 100 percent?'
Ahead of this year's event, Universal UK Chief Executive and Brits Chairman David Joseph promised to give Adele her moment to shine at the awards.
He told The Guardian: 'How can you take an artist who has made the biggest cultural impact musically this country has seen globally for some time and cut her off in the middle of her speech?
'I very much to this day question what was happening in that control booth. I can hint something is going to happen this year to rewrite that wrong.'

Still on top: Adele, who has won many awards in the past, looked pleased to win the award for Best British Single this year but was unable to make the Brit Awards as she is in America ahead of the Oscars