In case you missed it: On Tuesday, Jess Glynne posted to Instagram about her experience at London restaurant Sexy Fish.
The singer-songwriter was outraged at being turned away by the restaurant because of her clothing. So she hopped onto Instagram to call them out, describing the treatment from staff as "rude, off putting, embarrassing and most definitely not inviting."
However, people quickly began calling Jess out for her post on social media, suggesting that her comments came from a position of privilege and that her outrage at being turned away was invalid.
If anyone asks what privilege is, I’m just going to point them to Jess Glynne complaining she’s been discriminated against because she can’t wear a hoodie while eating £300 sushi in Mayfair.
And in classic British style, people took to Twitter to take the piss out of the situation in the funniest ways possible...
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jess glynne trying to claim discrimination from sexy fish for a dress code she chose to ignore
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The Sexy Fish door staff when Jess Glynne turned up
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The waiters at Sexy Fish London when Jess Glynne walked in
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The Sexy Fish door staff staring directly into Jess Glynne’s soul
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Jess Glynne after seeing the whole of Twitter dragging her for wearing that minging hoody
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Jess Glynne when she didn’t get let into Sexy Fish London
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No one: Jess Glynne returning to Sexy Fish tonight for revenge:
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Jess Glynne walking into Sexy Fish 🍽🐟#jessglynne
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Jess Glynne: table for two mate Sexy Fish:
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Jess Glynne: Don’t you know who I am?! The waitress at Sexy Fish:
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exclusive snap of the waitress at Sexy Fish
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dear sexy fish london i turned up to your restaurant looking like this and you looked me and my friends up and down and said no you can’t come in and your restaurant was EMPTY
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the Sexy Fish staff seeing Jess Glyne turn up in her tracksuit