Jack Whitehall honoured by Becky Hill diss track

Comedian Jack Whitehall has responded to singer Becky Hill's new diss track inspired by his 2025 BRIT Awards comment. He described himself as honoured by the song and said there is no beef between them.

Whitehall hosted the 2025 BRIT Awards and referred to Hill as a 'Wetherspoons Whitney,' a remark about her Midlands accent. Hill, from Bewdley in Worcestershire, responded at the time by pointing out the privileged backgrounds of many winners that night. In a recent red carpet interview with blogger ThisIsMax, Whitehall said he loves Hill and saw her at the F1 where they laughed about the incident. 'I feel honoured that I've got a diss track written about me,' he added, noting he was surprised it had taken so long. Hill told NME that the track 'Daddy Range Rover' on her upcoming album Rebecca was directly inspired by the comment. The album is scheduled for release on September 25.

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Becky Hill has criticised comedian Jack Whitehall for calling her 'Wetherspoons Whitney' during last year's BRIT Awards. In a new interview, the singer described the remark as punching down and linked it to her upcoming album.

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Becky Hill has spoken out after facing boos while debuting new material during an unannounced set at the TRNSMT Festival. The singer used the appearance to showcase fresh tracks instead of her well-known hits. She described herself as an artist rather than a jukebox in a follow-up video.

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