Now that Adele has become slim, she's been showing off her body.

But with that power comes responsibility and Adele may have messed up when she wore this outfit to England's Notting Hill Carnival, a cultural festival honoring Caribbean and Black heritage.

Some of Black Twitter called Adele out for cultural appropriation.  However, some of African and Caribbean Twitter defended Adele and argued Black Americans are too sensitive about such things.  Check out some of the debate:

No one.

Absolutely not a fucking soul.

Nary a person.

Adele: pic.twitter.com/Lj0ZflRjyd

— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) August 30, 2020

If 2020 couldn't get anymore bizarre, Adele is giving us Bantu knots and cultural appropriation that nobody asked for.

This officially marks all of the top white women in pop as problematic.

Hate to see it. pic.twitter.com/N9CqPqh7GX

— Ernest Owens (@MrErnestOwens) August 30, 2020

Twice this weekend I have seen people do backflips to defend white women in Bantu Knots. If you spent the whole summer posting #blacklivesmatter and don’t see the problem here, you were lying the whole time.

— The Vixen (@TheVixensworld) August 31, 2020

certain "Black hairstyles" are PROTECTIVE HAIRSTYLES, not a trend/aesthetic to make you look more ethnic. what the hell are you tryna protect karen? pic.twitter.com/9SkIJpyQkG

— SCOTTIE 💸 (@eyeofscottie) August 30, 2020

You want to participate in blackness but without the burden that comes with blackness, if you don't get lost

— ThatPortharcourtBoy Aka Obiageliaku (@ThatPHCBoy) August 31, 2020

Poppycock! This humbug totally misses the spirit of Notting Hill Carnival and the tradition of “ dress up” or “ masquerade” Adele was born and raised in Tottenham she gets it more than most. Thank you Adele. Forget the Haters. https://t.co/sabpPPRtID

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) August 31, 2020

Jamaicans is trending because SJWs are accusing Adele of cultural appropriation for wearing a Jamaican flag and Bantu knots.

We are the most unbothered people on the planet who have nothing but appreciation for everyone appreciating our culture.

Ya'll are miserable and ignorant pic.twitter.com/AL4lATICDh

— Keiko 🇯🇲 (@GolferGirl305) August 31, 2020

Honestly this is exhausting, I'm a South African from the Zulu Bantu tribe specifically and i didn't take offence to Adele wearing Bantu Knots , it's not cultural appropriation and i doubt there was any malice intended by doing bantu knots

— @Jola (@Jola55124499) August 31, 2020

#Adele
White ppl are offended by Adele and "cultural appropriation" but they don't care about the opinions of Jamaicans and Bantu people who don't see cultural appropriation and are not offended.

Cancel culture is bullshit. pic.twitter.com/B5diSrjjbw

— - (@roughspoken) August 31, 2020

Dear Black Americans, y’all are not the the spokesmen for the black race, ethnically, Adele outfit and hairstyle is none of your business...pay attention to the shitt y’all got going on in the US #Adele 🇯🇲 pic.twitter.com/LryoKcfsDy

— 🍉乙ㄖ乇 🥥🇯🇲🌴 (@moonfuckedd) August 31, 2020

Africans that are shitting on African Americans to defend Adele from “wrong” assumptions of appropriation were the same ones that rallied behind African Americans to drag Beyoncé that is actually Black over the same wrong assumptions of appropriation. There is a term for this... pic.twitter.com/ChsaxW0qgk

— Ólayinka 🇳🇬 (@OlayKnowless) August 31, 2020

This Is how the African Americans, Jamaicans and Africans look arguing with each other of Adele. You all look silly, get it together.🤦🏽‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/bg2zqeEA0L

— 😼 (@Itsjustwhite) August 31, 2020

What do you think?