Well said James Blunt

[vetran]

Had to laugh when Laurence Fox (from the same family that brought us James, Edward and Emilia {the Fox}) started going on at Bryant, proving his point.

[cojak]

..and another recent gem.

I'm guessing this is not good. RT @supermarton: James Blunt es lo peor que le ha pasado a la humanidad desde Hitler

[d000hg]

JB is "dominating the arts"?

[tractor]

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That one's class !

Why don't you post some "funny" emails you and your clan receive from irated contractors?!

Are they similar to xrated or something?

[DodgyAgent]

That one's class !

Why don't you post some "funny" emails you and your clan receive from irated contractors?!

I have so many and I could not repeat what they say on such a "nice" site as CUK

[FatLazyContractor]

Said in a girly voice of course.

You think he can beat Russell Brand at that ?!

[FatLazyContractor]

That one's class !

Why don't you post some "funny" emails you and your clan receive from irated contractors?!

[VectraMan]

Said in a girly voice of course.

[DodgyAgent]

James Blunt

Dear Chris Bryant MP,

You classist gimp. I happened to go to a boarding school. No one helped me at boarding school to get into the music business. I bought my first guitar with money I saved from holiday jobs (sandwich packing!). I was taught the only four chords I know by a friend. No one at school had ANY knowledge or contacts in the music business, and I was expected to become a soldier or a lawyer or perhaps a stockbroker. So alien was it, that people laughed at the idea of me going into the music business, and certainly no one was of any use.

In the army, again, people thought it was a mad idea. None of them knew anyone in the business either.

And when I left the army, going against everyone’s advice, EVERYONE I met in the British music industry told me there was no way it would work for me because I was too posh. One record company even asked if I could speak in a different accent. (I told them I could try Russian).

Every step of the way, my background has been AGAINST me succeeding in the music business. And when I have managed to break through, I was STILL scoffed at for being too posh for the industry.

And then you come along, looking for votes, telling working class people that posh people like me don’t deserve it, and that we must redress the balance. But it is your populist, envy-based, vote-hunting ideas which make our country crap, far more than me and my tulip songs, and my plummy accent.

I got signed in America, where they don’t give a stuff about, or even understand what you mean by me and “my ilk”, you prejudiced wazzock, and I worked my arse off. What you teach is the politics of jealousy. Rather than celebrating success and figuring out how we can all exploit it further as the Americans do, you instead talk about how we can hobble that success and “level the playing field”. Perhaps what you’ve failed to realise is that the only head-start my school gave me in the music business, where the VAST majority of people are NOT from boarding school, is to tell me that I should aim high. Perhaps it protected me from your kind of narrow-minded, self-defeating, lead-us-to-a-dead-end, remove-the-‘G’-from-‘GB’ thinking, which is to look at others’ success and say, “it’s not fair.”

Up yours,

James Cucking Funt