A guy who can't admit when me made an error or stupid impulse decision?
A person who thinks two words (name, surname) define them, instead of their actions and achievements?
Something that anybody can get with $100 dollars and an application is clearly not what "embodies the type of person" they are.
It's daily-mail, so take it with a bit of salt.
I mean, he changed his name to Spider Mann and lives with it. His name is an action and achievement all by itself.
Changing ones name may be a stupid impulse decision but sticking with it is a real choice.
A stupid choice -- which makes all the difference.
Sticking with something you can't change is one thing (like accepting your body if you had an accident etc).
Sticking with something you've picked yourself, can change at anytime, and was BS to begin with is another -- and not to be lauded.
At least the country version was better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOHPuY88Ry4
So did Peter Parker, and not even he changed his actual, legal name to "Spider Man". Even in a comic book universe, that would be ridiculous.