The TV personality calls the Bono-fronted group 'a bunch of middle age political groupies' and 'a bunch of megalomaniacs' in a string of Twitter posts.
- September 18, 2014
AceShowbiz -
Sharon Osbourne is clearly not happy to get that U2 free album which appeared automatically on 500 million iTunes users' libraries no matter they wanted it or not. The TV personality voiced her opinion about the group's decision to give away their "Songs of Innocence" in a string of Twitter posts she sent out earlier this week.
Without holding back, she wrote, "U2 you are business moguls not musicians anymore. No wonder you have to give your mediocre music away for free cause no one wants to buy it ... Guys nothing is for free, how much you making? PS, btw you are just a bunch of middle age political groupies..."
"Whose political a** are we going to pull you out of today? Or are you front row at another tragic fashion show?" she continued. She went on blasting the band as well as iTunes and the head of U2's label Interscope in another post, "Jimmy Iovine, iTunes, U2, you're a bunch of megalomaniacs. F**K YOU!"
Osbourne is of course not the only one who got irritated after the free album popped up on their iOS devices. Apple was aware of that and they recently launched a removal page that allows those who are not happy with the present to remove it from their libraries.
