Lewis Capaldi reveals Glasgow moment 'he knew he was famous'
Grado probed Lewis on the moment he made the big time, and was given a hilarious answer by the singer.
Lewis made a triumphant return to the Glastonbury stage this year (Image: Newsquest)
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Lewis gave an unexpected response, he said: "When I was allowed to pee in a Sainsbury's bathroom."
Adele queried: "A staff one?"
Before Lewis told the rest of the funny tale: "A staff one!
"Sorry, yes. But I was on a pub crawl with my pals in Glasgow, and I was bursting.
"And I ran into Sainsbury's, and I was like, 'I'm really sorry is there any chance I can use your bathroom?'
"And they were like, 'are you Lewis Capaldi?' and I go, 'if you want me to be yeah.'
"And he's like 'yeah, sure get in here!"
Grado asks Des if he thought the pair would get the same treatment, and he declares, "No chance!"
Lewis was on the Heart Scotland breakfast show (Image: Supplied)
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In another funny, awkward moment on the breakfast show, Grado grilled Lewis on why he unfollowed him on X, he said: "I believe you followed me on Twitter that night. However, I don't know if I should bring this up."
"Because this has got to me for years and years and years. But months later I checked on Twitter."
Lewis finishes the sentence for him, asking: "Unfollowed?"
Grado responds glumly: "Aye."
Lewis apologised: "Sorry, I don't know what's happened."
Grado pleaded with Lewis for an answer for the snub: "Was it a mistake? Was it something that I tweeted?"
Before Lewis jokingly revealed the reason while laughing: "I found out you were a Rangers fan."
The whole room bursts into laughter at the usual cheeky remark from the global superstar.
Lewis tries to make amends by saying he'll follow Grado back, but before the offer is accepted Adele drops the Two Doors Down star in it.
Adele said: "No, Grado unfollowed you Lewis!"
Grado admits he was annoyed at the time, he said: "Oh, I spat out the dummy big time I was like 'he better not make it now.'
"He then went on to become the biggest, most-streamed artist of all time, so look where that got me!"
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