Adele Makes a big comeback as her New Album Sells 2.3 Million Copies In Just Three Days

British Singer Adele is on fire as she makes a big comeback. Her first album in four years, 25,has sold a whopping of 2.3 million copies.

Adele's new album 25 is set to break sales records on both sides of the
Atlantic. Sales so far this week in the UK stand at a massive 538,000, putting
it in good stead to become the UK's fastest-selling album ever.

The album 25 has sold a record 2.3 million copies in the US in the first three
days of its release. The monster sales mean Adele will break the first week
sales record currently held by boy band NSync's 2000 album No Strings
Attached, which opened with 2.4 million copies. The much-anticipated album
has been driven by the success of its lead single, the heartbreak ballad Hello,
which debuted last month and has sold more than 2.5 million digital copies.
Adele's Hello is the most-downloaded song of the past week, having sold an astounding 2.6 million copies since its late October release. She performed
the single and new song When We Were Young on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.