Seth Rogen Smoked A Lot Of Weed Before Attending Adele’s One Night Only Special

Adele has some of the greatest concerts ever. While Adele’s music usually packs a lot of emotions, one would expect that nobody shows up at her concerts under the influence. Seth Rogen is known for defying expectations, and he did the same before attending Adele’s “One Night Only” special.

Rogen revealed the story on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.” Adele’s CBS concert special was organized at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles. The story was one of the more memorial bits to come out of the show.

Seth Rogen recalled that he was in the front row of the concert. Rogen revealed that he was blasted out of his brains as he’d smoked a ton of weed. He added that he had no idea that he was attending Adele’s special concert.

I was in the front row of the Adele concert. That is as surprising to me as anyone because I had no idea I was attending the taping of an Adele television special at all.

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The 39-year old actor said he was completely stoned. The comedian and actor was completely unaware of the fact that he was attending Adele’s “One Night Only” special. (kambioeyewear.com) Rogen expressed that him and his wife showed up completely stoned.

As he noticed Oprah Winfrey, Rogen thought that he would get a place somewhere discrete. In a twisted turn of events, he ended up sitting close to Drake, with the camera right in his place.

The first person I see is Oprah Winfrey! We’re not equipped to mentally do this right now. There are so many more famous people here who should be sitting where I’m sitting, and I could feel them being insulted that I had such a good seat. I was in front of Drake. Like there’s no world where I should be in front of Drake. How was that possible?

Rogen’s interview was a breath of fresh air after he had slammed by fans on Twitter in many recent instances. The actor was first slammed for calling criticism of his upcoming film with Sarah Silverman anti-Semitic. In another instance, he was slammed after saying that car-theft is just “life in the big city.”

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