James Blunt’s promise to change name to ‘Ryan Air’ takes hilarious turn after album reaches No. 1
For British residents in Spain, the name Ryanair is hardly unfamiliar. Whether it’s a quick trip back to the UK, […]
British singer James Blunt has promised to legally change his name to "Ryan Air" if his latest album, Airplane Mode, reaches No. 1 in the UK charts. The album did indeed reach the top spot on November 13, and Blunt responded with a humorous Instagram video, putting himself in a comedic phone call with Ryanair. The airline then retaliated with its own video, threatening to sue Blunt so severely that he wouldn't be able to afford one of their budget flights.
The video featured an animated Ryanair plane threatening to seat Blunt's family separately, which would be a significant blow to British families frequently flying between Spain and the UK. The situation has sparked a wave of laughter and jokes from fans, with social media users poking fun at both Blunt and Ryanair's reputation for fees and hidden charges.
While Blunt's parody conversation with Ryanair appears to be a lighthearted attempt to turn his publicity stunt into a joke, it remains uncertain whether he will go through with the legal name change.
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