A British budget airline’s catchy audio is now a viral TikTok sound. Featured Video The “Nothing Beats a Jet2 Holiday” meme is taking over. TikTok users have been appropriating the catchphrase and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday like a cease and desist, according to the White House’s X account. The “Jet2 Holiday” meme took over ...

It is safe to say that London’s NYE fireworks were like no other. A staggering 100,000 revellers and millions tuning in from home were treated to a surprise pop culture crossover. The city’s iconic ...

You may have heard that a Jet2 holiday can't be beaten. A commercial for British travel company Jet2holidays has emerged as a viral sensation over the summer. The January 2024 advertisement has been ...

The brand that accidentally created the summer's favorite social media audio is not on board with the Trump administration hopping on the trend. Jet2, a British budget airline, has recently found ...

"This post honestly makes me sick," the British singer wrote on her Instagram Stories The Trump administration used the meme to mock immigrants seen in a video being put into restraints and boarded ...

If you haven’t been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard the tune of the viral Jet2 holiday meme running through both your algorithm and your brain on repeat. Set to the 2015 Jess Glynne song ...

The White House is attempting to ruin the song of the summer, the “Jet2 Holiday” commercial — and, by extension, “Hold My Hand” by Jess Glynne. And Jess Glynne is not having it. The White House’s ...

Revellers were given an unexpected pop culture crossover during London’s iconic New Year Eve fireworks display, as the jet2holidays advert meme made a surprise appearance. In one part of the display, ...

The singer and voice artist, featured in a budget airline ad that became a meme in 2024, finally met face-to-face on a U.K. radio show. The hosts could not be chill about it, screaming in excitement ...

“My music is about love, unity and spreading positivity — never about division or hate,” the British singer said online in response to the White House using audio from her song, "Hold My Hand." By ...