Kyle and Jackie O shocked by Adele/Sam Smith conspiracy theory

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson were shocked to discover a bizarre conspiracy theory that Adele is actually Sam Smith in disguise.

Radio duo KIIS FM discussed the wild theory on The Kyle and Jackie O Show. on Tuesday morning, after playing songs by both artists.

“A lot of people believe this conspiracy theory that Sam Smith is actually Adele dressed as a woman,” Jackie explained.

Kyle Sandilands (left) and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson (right) were shocked to discover a bizarre conspiracy theory that Adele is actually Sam Smith in disguise.

They then played Adele’s hit single Easy On Me before lowering the pitch levels, known as pitch shifting, to demonstrate how similar her voice is to Sam’s.

“That’s the real Sam,” Kyle said of the original clue.

Jackie then corrected him: ‘No, that’s the real Adele!’

As the lower key version played, Kyle seemed surprised because it sounded like the vocals were being performed by Sam, 30.

Kyle and Jackie O performed Adele’s hit single Easy On Me (pictured) before lowering the pitch levels, known as pitch shifting, to demonstrate how similar their voice is to Sam’s.

The duo then played Sam’s song I’m Not the Only One, before changing the key higher so it sounded eerily like Adele.

Kyle and Jackie were speechless after hearing both versions.

‘Oh my, yeah. That’s good! That sounds amazing,’ Kyle said.

The duo then played Sam’s (pictured) song I’m Not the Only One, before changing the key higher to sound eerily like Adele.

‘Yes of course?’ Jackie agreed.

Sam, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, first addressed the conspiracy theory on The Drew Barrymore Show on Monday.

They said the rumor started because they and Adele had never been photographed together in the same room.

Sam first addressed the conspiracy theory on The Drew Barrymore Show on Monday. The rumor started because they and Adele had never been photographed together in the same room.

Sam added that if you lower Adele’s voice, it actually sounds like theirs.

Everyone thinks I’m Adele. They have never seen us together in the same room. If you lower her voice, it sounds a bit like mine,” they explained.

But fans weren’t convinced, with one tweet: “Nobody ever, in their wildest fever dream, while drunk and high on opioids, said Sam Smith is Adele crossdressing.”

‘The voice? Of course, pitch sounds like that. But physically? Not even a blind man would make that mistake.

“I want Adele’s reaction to what Sam Smith said,” wrote another.

Fans were unconvinced, with one tweet: “Nobody ever, in their wildest fever dream, while drunk and high on opioids, said Sam Smith is Adele crossdressing.”