LOS ANGELES: Singer Lizzo wants to work with British superstar Adele, but she isn't searching for a typical duet because she would be content to contribute music to one of the singer's songs from the album "Easy On Me."

"We've never discussed that. I would play the flute for Adele, you know. Given that she is a musician of such calibre, "When asked if a cooperation may be possible, she responded.

Despite acknowledging that their paths to popularity were extremely different as a result of the rise of social media in recent years, Lizzo is grateful for the 'I Drink Wine' singer's support and counsel, according to aceshowbiz.com.

She stated the following to the Sunday Mirror: "The culture was very different when she first came out, especially in the age of social media. I received a call from Adele asking, "Lizzo, how do you f***ing do it?" Are you alright? Would you want to visit and partake in some wine? Would you like to talk? And I said, "Yeah."" " Adele actually noticed a different typeface for me. It was absolutely delicious. She didn't have to shout out my documentary the other day. I f****** detest documentaries unless you're Tina Turner or The Beatles, but this is so f****** wonderful, she texted in response. And I said, "Thanks."" The musician, 34, applauded Adele's sincerity.

She said: "I really admire her. She respects who she is and reflects that in each album. She offered us piano ballads that reached the top, which is extremely difficult and uncommon. She is the world's most valuable jewel. We require her. I am appreciative of her." Moreover, “I look up to her a lot. She knows who she is and she honours that with every album,” she said. “She gave us piano ballads that go to number one, which is so hard and rare. She is  the rarest gem of all time. We need her. I am grateful for her.”

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