Horner’s possible farewell continues to be a hot topic: now even U2 seems to be writing a song to take sides against the Red Bull boss
The Horner-Red Bull case and the possible divorce could also land in the world of music at the hands of U2. According to the latest rumors, in fact, it seems that the famous musical group is working on a song that supports Horner’s farewell to his team.
In fact, in the last few hours, the German newspaper f1-insider.com has released new burning details regarding the Horner case and the Red Bull earthquake. Red Bull’s majority shareholders appear to be pushing to get Horner out and let the role of team principal be taken on by someone else.
Many feminist activists have taken action to ensure that Horner is slain. The position towards the woman who reported it is very solid. You could even go so far as to boycott the famous energy drink company.
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But the most absurd fact concerns a strange coincidence. In fact, it seems that the brother of the Red Bull employee who reported Horner is the son-in-law of guitarist David Howell Evans, better known as ‘The Edge’, of U2, the famous musical bad with fans from all over the world.
Precisely because of this absurd coincidence, it seems that the group is working on the production of a new song that expresses all the dissent towards the current head of Red Bull. The title should be ‘Don’t be horny, be Christian’: the message, therefore, would not even be so encrypted and mysterious, on the contrary.
If this indiscretion were to be confirmed, Horner would be in trouble. Any negative publicity from such an influential group could spell the final end for Horner. The owners of Red Bull who would be forced to change the cards on the table which become increasingly intricate and viral, even reaching the world of music.
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