Jack Saunders, a prominent figure on BBC Radio 1, expressed his disappointment over Victoria Beckham’s track, “Not Such as Innocent Girl,” failing to enter the Official Chart. This followed a social media initiative in response to her public conflict with son Brooklyn Beckham.
The movement was initiated after Brooklyn’s controversial Instagram post accusing Victoria of dancing “inappropriately” at his wedding with Nicola Peltz. It highlighted the absence of a solo number one hit for the former Spice Girl, deeming it a “national tragedy.”
The campaign aimed to propel Victoria to the top of the charts as a twist of the year, leveraging the buzz from Brooklyn’s post. Despite the song briefly hitting number one on iTunes, it did not secure a spot on the Official Chart as confirmed by Radio 1 DJ Jack during his show.
Jack dismissed the notion of Victoria Beckham topping the iTunes chart as insignificant, emphasizing the importance of the Official Top 40 rankings. He stood firm in his stance, stating, “I’m not accepting this.” Earlier in the week, Brooklyn publicly criticized his mother’s behavior at his wedding, sparking social media mockery and speculations.
Contrary to the online ridicule, sources close to David and Victoria Beckham refuted any claims of impropriety in Victoria’s dancing. The controversy surrounding the family continues to attract attention on social media platforms.