You don’t choose your parents or your first name. Fashion is fleeting and that goes for both clothes and names. Except that you don’t change the latter as easily as you change your Adidas challenger jogging pants. So, between 1990 and 2000, many parents had the brilliant idea of calling their sons Jordan. A first name which is no longer at all in current trends in the same way as Kevin.
A first name now connoted
And if the Kevins were able to turn their strength into having such a much-mocked first name, what about the Jordans? Especially since the blaze in question today takes on a political character in reference to the president of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella.
Your name is Jordan and you don’t turn around in the street when a friend calls out to you? Do you call yourself Jean-Pierre and no one knows your real first name? Does having the same first name as the boss of the RN horrify you? On the contrary, do you proudly wear your Jordanitude for this same reason or for another?