Adele's 'Hello' Inspires 64 Percent of Women to Contact Ex, New Study Shows

Adele’s “Hello” might be breaking records, but it might also be fixing broken hearts.

According to a new study, 64 percent of women were inspired by the song to contact their exes and repair a broken relationship.

Men remain unaffected; only 17 percent of surveyed males felt the desire to make amends with their ex after listening to “Hello.”

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A total of 41,000 single men and women were surveyed by dating website WhatsYourPrice.com for a study that also revealed women are more prone to discussing the pitfalls of their past relationship, while men like to stay in the present.

“Women are known to base things on feelings and emotion, and the instant gratification of texting an ex may seem fulfilling in the moment” said Brandon Wade, founder and CEO of WhatsYourPrice.com. “While men may be inspired by Adele’s song, they may not want to reopen old wounds by contacting an ex-girlfriend.”

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WhatsYourPrice.com has over 850,000 members, and is the only auction-based dating platform wherein money can buy you love or at least a first date.

9 Adele Video Performances That Broke Our Heart (Video)

"Cold Shoulder" (2008) Adele made her music video debut with her third single, which entered the top 20 on the U.K. charts.
"Make You Feel My Love" (2008) Adele's cover of the Bob Dylan classic has the honor of reaching No. 4 on the U.K. Singles chart twice: once after its initial release in 2008 and again after the song was performed twice on "Britain's Got Talent" in 2010.
"Hometown Glory" (2009) Originally recorded in 2007, Adele's debut single didn't gain attention until the release of her album "19" two years later, which gave the song new life and saw it peak at 19 on the U.K. singles chart.
"Chasing Pavements" (2009) Her first Top 40 hit in the U.S., the song earned three Grammy nominations and won one for Best Female Vocal Performance.
"Rolling in the Deep" (2010) Adele's breakout song is also her most-viewed video and won three Grammy Awards, including for Best Short Form Music Video.
"Someone Like You" (2011) Adele's first No. 1 in her native U.K., this soulful ballad about lost love was universally acclaimed and won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance.
"Set Fire to the Rain" (2011) Recorded live at the Royal Albert Music Hall, this performance netted Adele her second consecutive Grammy for Best Solo Pop Performance.
"Skyfall" (2013) Adele's first live performance of the theme to the 23rd James Bond movie at the 85th Academy Awards was quickly followed by the expected win.
"Hello" (2015) Adele's debut single for the album "25" is the first music video to be filmed with IMAX cameras. It has been viewed more than 2 million times on Youtube in its first nine hours.