It wasn't Lewis Capaldi's chart topping success that made him realise he'd hit the big time, but being allowed to use the staff toilet in Sainsbury's.
The 23-year-old star, from Whitburn in West Lothian, was talking about the day he realised he had achieved stardom when he caught short.
He'd went into a local Sainsbury's store and asked to use the loo, only for the staff member to ask: "Aren't you Lewis Capaldi?".
“I was in Glasgow and I was walking down the street going from one bar to another bar and I really had to pee", Lewis revealed.
“I had had a few beers and I was like, ‘Oh God, I’m going to pee myself here’. I jumped into a Sainsbury’s and I said, ‘Look, I’m really sorry, do you have a bathroom I could use?’
“The guy said, ‘I’m sorry, we don’t have a bathroom in here’. Then he went, ‘Are you Lewis Capaldi?’
“It was one of the first times that happened and I was like, ‘Yes, I am Lewis Capaldi and I need a pee," he told US radio station Hot 103.9.
Lewis added: “For me that was the day when it all came together and I thought, ‘I’ve made it here’.
“It was not when I went and met Elton John, not when I played Glastonbury, not when I went to No1 in America. It was the day I was allowed to pee in a staff toilet."
But he said that nowadays when he isn't offered the staff toilet he starts to worry, adding: “Now when I go into places and I ask to use the toilet and they don’t offer the staff toilet, I feel quite offended and think, ‘I might not be doing so well here, I’ll need to put out a new song’.”
The Someone You Loved singer has spent most of lockdown at his parent's home in West Lothian, but has been travelling to London since restrictions were lifted.
On a recent trip, he successfully managed to get a Domino's pizza delivered to the train .
