Adele's next single will apparently be 'When We Were Young' 

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While Adele\'s new single \'Hello\' continues to break records on the UK chart, on the US chart, and basically all over the internet, the star is already lining up her next smash hit.

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The singer was recording her upcoming BBC special with Graham Norton in London last night (November 2), when she apparently confirmed that \'When We Were Young\' will be the second single from new album

The decision isn\'t that much of a surprise, as Adele routinely named the track as her favourite from the album during radio interviews last month.

The 27-year-old wrote the cut with Tobias Jesso Jr, who she can\'t stop praising while promoting her new album.

"Tobias is my favourite," Adele has previously said. "We got on so amazingly well, he\'s such a nice guy. We wrote this song together called \'When We Were Young,\' at the most insane house in LA on Phillip Glass\'s piano.

"[When We Were Young]\'s got a very \'70s singer-songwriter vibe which I\'m totally inspired by - that\'s also Tobias\' vibe as well. I fell in love with his song called \'Hollywood\'."

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