Yahoo News Jess Glynne memes: The funniest reactions to the singer's Sexy Fish post
Jess Glynne hit the headlines earlier this week after she claimed that Mayfair restaurant Sexy Fish "discriminated" against her - and fans online have had a lot of light-hearted fun with the singer's post.
Writing on Instagram on Tuesday, the 30-year-old hitmaker claimed that she and her friend were turned away from the upmarket sushi joint on Berkeley Square for wearing hoodies, saying: "I think the attitude of your staff needs to change as that was pure discrimination. Thanks and bye."
Fans soon pointed out that the restaurant has a strict dress code and Glynne has since edited the caption, removing the word "discrimination" and replacing it with "RUDE."
But that hasn't stopped the funny (and good-natured) memes rolling in. Here are some of the best ones doing the rounds...
1. The GC knows
exclusive snap of the waitress at Sexy Fish pic.twitter.com/MznYJZDenb
— Steve (@stipkins)
2. That's all
The Sexy Fish door staff when Jess Glynne turned up pic.twitter.com/nhKhj8y8Ri
— Jake McBain (@JakeMC_)
3. It's unacceptable
the Sexy Fish staff seeing Jess Glyne turn up in her tracksuit pic.twitter.com/9yfLUyXfol
— Carl (@_carlburch)
4. Pure rage
jess glynne when she wasn’t sexy enough for fish or whatever pic.twitter.com/k5eRuxevB5
— get well soon, geri (@getwellsoongeri)
5. *Looks up definition of 'discrimination'*
jess glynne trying to claim discrimination from sexy fish for a dress code she chose to ignore pic.twitter.com/cSwCKyhcOV
— amika (@amikagott)
6. Don't you know who I am?
Jess Glynne walking into Sexy Fish 🍽🐟#jessglynne pic.twitter.com/1Bi9f1RwFA
— Munya Chawawa (@munyachawawa)
7. Get outta my pub!
The waiters when Jess Glynn walked into the Sexy Fish restaurant pic.twitter.com/zsCuv9tVpU
— Jo Frosts unasseptable behaviour! (@unasseptable)
8. Shhh...maybe they'll go away...
The waiter and waitress at Sexy Fish when they saw Jess Glynne walk through the door pic.twitter.com/XMGNYP5HQ7
— Anthony 🌭 (@anorderlymess)
9. Dear Sexy Fish...
Dear Sexy Fish London I turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friend up and down and said no you can’t come in and your restaurant was EMPTY pic.twitter.com/XyW3uIWfDZ
— ᴊᴀᴄᴋ 👑✨ (@JackDMurphy)
Dear sexy fish London I turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friend up and down and said no you can’t come in and your restaurant was EMPTY pic.twitter.com/gGQbKiCKQv
— hoops (@itsmatthooper)
dear sexy fish london i turned up to ur restaurant looking like this and u looked me and my friend up and down and said no u can’t come in and ur restaurant was EMPTY pic.twitter.com/uN3v9paHf4
— 🐽alim lobotomy gay kheraj (@alimkheraj)
Dear sexy fish London I turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friend up and down and said no you can’t come in and your restaurant was EMPTY pic.twitter.com/IoX5AVLFwe
— Anthony 🌭 (@anorderlymess)
After Glynne's initial claims, a spokesperson for Sexy Fish told Standard Online: “Sexy Fish supports individuality and style but respectfully ask all our guests to acknowledge our dress code which is published on our website.
"We are huge fans of Jess, and her music and feel sorry that she feels that she has been treated insensitively.”
