Liam Gallagher swears at Brazilians after criticizing Oasis' music

Liam Gallagher once again attracted attention on social media this Monday (13) when responding to a Brazilian internet user who criticized the choice of “Wonderwall” as the song for the English team's World Cup celebrations.

In the publication, the user questioned the fact that England, a country of bands like Beatles, Queen and Rolling Stones, had chosen precisely an Oasis hit to support the team's campaign in the tournament.

“Imagine being the country of the Beatles, Queen and Rolling Stones, but choosing an Oasis song as the theme of the English team's trajectory in the World Cup,” he wrote.

The message reached Liam Gallagher, who reacted aggressively. Known for his direct responses and provocations on X, formerly Twitter, the vocalist responded to the Brazilian with an insult.

“Imagine that if it had nothing to do with you, you idiot”, replied the singer.

“Wonderwall” is one of Oasis’ best-known songs and often appears at sporting events and celebrations linked to English football. The choice as the soundtrack for the national team's celebrations, however, ended up generating criticism and opened up space for yet another discussion involving Liam Gallagher on social media.

Imagine being the country of the Beatles, Queen and Rolling Stones, but choosing an Oasis song as the theme of the English team's trajectory in the World Cup. pic.twitter.com/O87BI4D24m

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