James Blunt has reignited an almost two-decade feud with Noel Gallagher, branding him 'two-faced' after Gallagher reportedly sold his Ibiza home to escape Blunt's music. Speaking on the 'How to Fail with Elizabeth Day' podcast, Blunt recounted a recent encounter with Gallagher, who mentioned he was leaving because he couldn't tolerate Blunt's 'sh** songs' nearby. Despite Gallagher's public jabs, Blunt noted that he is always friendly in person, stating, 'Whenever I see him, he's really sweet to my face.' Furthermore, Blunt claimed property prices in Ibiza rose after Gallagher's departure, suggesting a positive outcome for the area. He also criticized other musicians like Paul Weller and Damon Albarn for their past unkind remarks about his work, underlining a history of being targeted by fellow artists. Blunt's comments reflect ongoing tensions in the music industry and his experiences with celebrity criticism.