Noel Gallagher has revealed the lengths hed go to to avoid listening to his brother Liams music, and it really is something.
The former Oasis star had quite the acrimonious split with his brother years ago and isnt a fan of Liams tunes now, after the two went solo from the group that launched them to superstardom.
Now the artist – who performs with his band the High Flying Birds – has shared his thoughts on Liams music.
Noel reacted strongly when asked by Absolute Radio presenters Sarah Champion and Pete Donaldson backstage at Isle Of Wight festival if he would rather watch Manchester United win a quadruple (seeing as he supports Manchester City) or watch Liam at Wembley performing only his new music.
I think Id rather eat my own sh*t, he replied. Id rather put shit on a pizza and be force-fed it than listen to that bozo f*cking murder his own songs.
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Well there you have it, we suppose. And the feeling continues to be mutual, after Liam recently admitted he wanted to punch his sibling, as their long-standing feud continues to play out in the public eye.
Speaking to Sky News at the premiere of his As It Was documentary, Liam revealed he didnt cry about the fact he had to take Oasis music out of the film after Noel refused to allow its use, but it did make him want to break his f***ing jaw.
Him and his little people saw it and took the Oasis music out of it because thats all hes got left, dya know what I mean, said the Wall Of Glass singer.
Let him get on with it. It doesnt make me sad, it makes me f***ing mad. Im not a p***y, Im not sad about it, I want to break his f***ing jaw and his daft f***ing manager, but thats what happens.
Im not sad about it, I didnt go home and cry, I just wanted to go and f***ing put their windows through.
Anyway, back to Noel, Liams music wasnt the only thing that was grinding Noels gears, though, as he bemoaned the state of the worlds festivals and how UK acts seldom see themselves in the headline slot.
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