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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2019 4:08:47 GMT -5
We should all be kissing his feet.
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Post by Bonehead's Barber on Jun 23, 2019 4:11:39 GMT -5
I love Noel Gallagher and see him and his brother as two of the most inspirational people in my consciousness. However, he has turned into a bit of a cock and doesn't seem to give a fuck about those who have funded his life. Yes, he has the talent and writes the songs. But who buys the albums? Goes to his gigs? Buys his merch? The fans. And he doesn't seem to give a fuck about us anymore
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Post by yeayeayeah on Jun 23, 2019 5:45:15 GMT -5
Noel has always been a bit if a dick. He's funny and writes great songs but is a bit of a dick.
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Post by mancraider on Jun 23, 2019 6:41:42 GMT -5
I'm far from Noel's biggest fan as a solo artist and singer, but if you don't respect him then can you even claim to be an Oasis fan?
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Post by Stemot on Jun 23, 2019 7:17:41 GMT -5
I used to respect him. Worship the ground he walked on even. Last couple of years though my respect from him has all but gone. When you swipe at the people who put you where you are, you aren't due loyalty any more.
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 7:23:03 GMT -5
I love Noel Gallagher and see him and his brother as two of the most inspirational people in my consciousness. However, he has turned into a bit of a cock and doesn't seem to give a fuck about those who have funded his life. Yes, he has the talent and writes the songs. But who buys the albums? Goes to his gigs? Buys his merch? The fans. And he doesn't seem to give a fuck about us anymore Okay, in what way doesn't he give a fuck now compared to how he didn't before. Noel has never - ever - acted overly grateful. And nor should he (or Liam). The only thing that has changed in recent years is the music he's making, and the style of it. So is that how he doesn't give a fuck? Because he's making a slightly different type of music? Other than that, there's absolutely no difference to Noel's attitude towards the fanbase in 2019 than there was in 2009 or 1999. His gigs are great, the band are great and he gets involved with the crowd with banter like he always has done. He's always also been very 'why the fuck should I be thankful' as well. People pay to see him and he delivers, and delivers well.
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 7:26:50 GMT -5
I used to respect him. Worship the ground he walked on even. Last couple of years though my respect from him has all but gone. When you swipe at the people who put you where you are, you aren't due loyalty any more. The only people who put Noel and Liam Gallagher where they are are Noel and Liam Gallagher. They owe fans nothing. People need to stop getting so fucking touchy. And again, in what way has he 'taken a swipe' at the fans in the last 2 years that was different to the 'swipes' he took earlier in his career? There genuinely is nothing except the music that has changed. If people - fully grown adults - can't handle a joking comment about 'parka monkeys' then I'd say that's their problem more than anyone else's. This is where the issue lies for me. People say 'he doesn't give a fuck about the fans'. Truth is, he never really has. So people can't suddenly start saying it just because the music has changed. I have no problem with people not digging the slightly new style, that's all well and good and down to opinion. But that's really the only thing that has changed.
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Post by Stemot on Jun 23, 2019 12:09:37 GMT -5
I used to respect him. Worship the ground he walked on even. Last couple of years though my respect from him has all but gone. When you swipe at the people who put you where you are, you aren't due loyalty any more. The only people who put Noel and Liam Gallagher where they are are Noel and Liam Gallagher. They owe fans nothing. People need to stop getting so fucking touchy. And again, in what way has he 'taken a swipe' at the fans in the last 2 years that was different to the 'swipes' he took earlier in his career? There genuinely is nothing except the music that has changed. If people - fully grown adults - can't handle a joking comment about 'parka monkeys' then I'd say that's their problem more than anyone else's. This is where the issue lies for me. People say 'he doesn't give a fuck about the fans'. Truth is, he never really has. So people can't suddenly start saying it just because the music has changed. I have no problem with people not digging the slightly new style, that's all well and good and down to opinion. But that's really the only thing that has changed. Woah there, someone's getting a little irate about who the fuck I choose to respect and for what reasons. You're right, it is my fucking problem and I never once said it was anything but. That also means by extension it dictates who I respect and who I don't. You want me to handle a "joke" but you can't handle my opinion? Fuck man, get over it.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2019 12:43:19 GMT -5
Who gives a fuck? He's had a lot of my money and he can be happy with that.
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Post by andymorris on Jun 23, 2019 12:44:28 GMT -5
He's given us great records, something to believe in and listen to when we were young, in a sea of mediocrity, that's all i ever wanted of Oasis. Of all the gigs i've seen, he's always been respectful and kind to the audience.
I think the "relationship" between Noel and his fans is healthy, since it's not too stuck into full and uncondtionnal worshiping. He's a guy who is just making music then everyday life continues..
I guess the war and the non stop complaints from Liam did not help, it broke the fanbase in two. But Noel played that game too so he's too blame for that division too.
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Post by carlober on Jun 23, 2019 12:49:26 GMT -5
I can already see where this thread is going...
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Post by bogaloo on Jun 23, 2019 12:52:08 GMT -5
I find this 'ire' regarding his attitude towards fans, that people interweave with the evolution of his musical direction (come on, it's not THAT different...) very, very curious.
Two words for you guys: Yann Tiersen - look for his songs in 1994 and compare them to his last output.
Did Yann apologise? Did he look for vindication or approval? The hell he did, and quite rightly so. His words: an artist is free to pursue his art.
Did his fans react the way oasis' fans react? No, some of them didn't like his new direction, but they certaintly didn't act as if he owed them anything.
And Yann is just an example.
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Post by Derrick on Jun 23, 2019 12:58:54 GMT -5
I can already see where this thread is going... There's still a chance to divert it if someone starts talking about Brexit very quickly.
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Post by captaincrankshaft on Jun 23, 2019 14:25:01 GMT -5
I respect Noel a lot. He made a massive impact on me. It’s just his last dozen or so songs have been really, really shit and as a rule, I never buy music I don’t like. I don’t feel the need to support anyone and I’ve paid him enough money over the years but this latest stuff, bar a couple of tunes it’s fucking awful. Also, him making out the fans need to broaden their musical horizons when actually, he’s releasing poor music is a fucking insult to me. I can go though every song on WBTM and give a valid explanation on why it’s a shit song. It’s not cosmic pop. It’s about as cosmic as dropping a pick axe on your toe and it scraping your shin on its way down. So, I still respect him for Oasis and most of his solo work but my respect for him has dropped a bit lately for the shit tunes and the comments against the fans.
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Post by fartpanic on Jun 23, 2019 17:13:32 GMT -5
I respect him and I love what he's done for me personally with my music.
But I've made this point on other threads. The man at the minute is so far from his fanbase persona wise and it's damaging him alot.
Stuff like mocking Manchester and mocking the way his fans dress? Seriously fucking come on. It's disgraceful.
The people he hangs around with are borderline Illuminati billionaires. Just shows you what that kind of group does to people.
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 17:21:02 GMT -5
The only people who put Noel and Liam Gallagher where they are are Noel and Liam Gallagher. They owe fans nothing. People need to stop getting so fucking touchy. And again, in what way has he 'taken a swipe' at the fans in the last 2 years that was different to the 'swipes' he took earlier in his career? There genuinely is nothing except the music that has changed. If people - fully grown adults - can't handle a joking comment about 'parka monkeys' then I'd say that's their problem more than anyone else's. This is where the issue lies for me. People say 'he doesn't give a fuck about the fans'. Truth is, he never really has. So people can't suddenly start saying it just because the music has changed. I have no problem with people not digging the slightly new style, that's all well and good and down to opinion. But that's really the only thing that has changed. Woah there, someone's getting a little irate about who the fuck I choose to respect and for what reasons. You're right, it is my fucking problem and I never once said it was anything but. That also means by extension it dictates who I respect and who I don't. You want me to handle a "joke" but you can't handle my opinion? Fuck man, get over it. Sorry if the post came across this way. I can handle an opinion. What I can't 'handle' is opinions that aren't backed up by something or even a bit of honesty. The only thing that has changed is the music. Noel has always been a bit of a tit. I don't know whether you like the music or not. I just wanted to point out that really, he's never paid gratitude to the fans (or at least, not in the way some people do, very openly and always so), so I don't really see why there's suddenly a consensus he's 'disrespecting' the fans (who again I reiterate, he - and Liam, and the rest of the members of Oasis - owe absolutely nothing to, really).
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 17:25:39 GMT -5
I respect him and I love what he's done for me personally with my music. But I've made this point on other threads. The man at the minute is so far from his fanbase persona wise and it's damaging him alot. Stuff like mocking Manchester and mocking the way his fans dress? Seriously fucking come on. It's disgraceful. The people he hangs around with are borderline Illuminati billionaires. Just shows you what that kind of group does to people. At what point has he mocked Manchester? Saying where he used to live is a shithole? Dunno if you've been to Burnage, but it is. I'm from the arse end of Barnsley. It's a shithole. It's where I grew up, but it's a shithole. Mocking how people dress? One throwaway comment about parkas? Again, who cares, really? It's not a personal attack and 'disgraceful' seems a very harsh word to use. I'm just playing devils advocate. I'm not saying we should all worship him or agree with everything he says or does. But there's definitely a general consensus that really is based on little at all. It's like there's been a perception of change but if you look at it objectively, there really hasn't been. He has been as equally as 'nice' (for lack of a better term) about the fans as he has been harsh/scathing/joking at their expense. But it's only the bad things that are remembered. He spent a good two minutes saying how remarkable the Oasis fanbase was in a recent interview before IoW fest, for example.
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Post by fartpanic on Jun 23, 2019 17:30:49 GMT -5
I respect him and I love what he's done for me personally with my music. But I've made this point on other threads. The man at the minute is so far from his fanbase persona wise and it's damaging him alot. Stuff like mocking Manchester and mocking the way his fans dress? Seriously fucking come on. It's disgraceful. The people he hangs around with are borderline Illuminati billionaires. Just shows you what that kind of group does to people. At what point has he mocked Manchester? Saying where he used to live is a shithole? Dunno if you've been to Burnage, but it is. I'm from the arse end of Barnsley. It's a shithole. It's where I grew up, but it's a shithole. Mocking how people dress? One throwaway comment about parkas? Again, who cares, really? It's not a personal attack and 'disgraceful' seems a very harsh word to use. I'm just playing devils advocate. I'm not saying we should all worship him or agree with everything he says or does. But there's definitely a general consensus that really is based on little at all. It's like there's been a perception of change but if you look at it objectively, there really hasn't been. He has been as equally as 'nice' (for lack of a better term) about the fans as he has been harsh/scathing/joking at their expense. But it's only the bad things that are remembered. He spent a good two minutes saying how remarkable the Oasis fanbase was in a recent interview before IoW fest, for example. Okay well you've just answered the question on where he slags off where hes from so i dont need to answer that. I'm not from Burnage or indeed anywhere else in Manchester but it doesnt come across as funny. It just looks like a man who's now got money scoffing at where hes from. And I'm talking as one of the biggest fans of him. And hes constantly mocking how his fans dress now. Funnily enough hes started to do it now hes on this "new music direction", maybe his own way of telling himself the criticism hes getting is just from people who aren't evolved musically. Well, no one else is buying it either because non of its charted. I'm just talking as a fan who thinks it's shit how he comes across. It's almost bitter. And what does he have to be bitter about? Maybe it is simply because Liam is more popular than he is now.
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 17:45:49 GMT -5
At what point has he mocked Manchester? Saying where he used to live is a shithole? Dunno if you've been to Burnage, but it is. I'm from the arse end of Barnsley. It's a shithole. It's where I grew up, but it's a shithole. Mocking how people dress? One throwaway comment about parkas? Again, who cares, really? It's not a personal attack and 'disgraceful' seems a very harsh word to use. I'm just playing devils advocate. I'm not saying we should all worship him or agree with everything he says or does. But there's definitely a general consensus that really is based on little at all. It's like there's been a perception of change but if you look at it objectively, there really hasn't been. He has been as equally as 'nice' (for lack of a better term) about the fans as he has been harsh/scathing/joking at their expense. But it's only the bad things that are remembered. He spent a good two minutes saying how remarkable the Oasis fanbase was in a recent interview before IoW fest, for example. Okay well you've just answered the question on where he slags off where hes from so i dont need to answer that. I'm not from Burnage or indeed anywhere else in Manchester but it doesnt come across as funny. It just looks like a man who's now got money scoffing at where hes from. And I'm talking as one of the biggest fans of him. And hes constantly mocking how his fans dress now. Funnily enough hes started to do it now hes on this "new music direction", maybe his own way of telling himself the criticism hes getting is just from people who aren't evolved musically. Well, no one else is buying it either because non of its charted. I'm just talking as a fan who thinks it's shit how he comes across. It's almost bitter. And what does he have to be bitter about? Maybe it is simply because Liam is more popular than he is now. Which comment in particular are you referring to mate? All I can think of is one interview where he said his kid had said 'so this is where you're from?' or something along those lines. Yes, he implies he's happy he's out (because he is) but again that's nothing new. Heck, one of my favourite songs starts with the lyric 'Back into the hole where I was born'. It's no secret Noel wanted the high life. He got it. Doesn't mean he hates where he's from. He's said many times how much he loves Manchester. Doesn't mean he can't call a spade a spade. And you say 'constantly' but is he? Is it constant? We had the 'parka monkey' thing in 2017. Since then, very little. The only thing that's come near that in fact is is 'fat man in an anorak and shorts' jibe the other day, which I didn't know if it was about Liam or a dodgy busker! He's mentioned 'people who shop at Size?' liking his next song. Is that an insult? He's talking about his own bloody tune? It just seems so touchy. I don't wear a parka - can't pull it off - but have far too many pairs of Adidas and far too many jackets. I didn't really take it as a personal attack even though I shop at Size? On the Liam thing, I don't see how he's bitter because he doesn't ever mention Liam unless directly asked. At least not recently. Chris Evans the other day. There wasn't one question about Liam until the end (which was a question asked about his mum but Evans mentioned Liam and it was a lead-in question to get a jibe). Noel said something like 'why worry about what the other fella is doing?'. I'm not going to say he's definitely not a bit bitter. He probably is. But in terms of actually saying anything, he only ever does when he's asked. And he's asked those questions because reporters know that's the best line and what will get people talking. Just exactly the same as Liam gets asked and yes, they both 100% know how to play the game with it. So when I see people criticising - and I mean properly criticising - Liam the next time he calls Noel a potato or whatever (which I find funny btw, I honestly think it's just funny) then I'll let the point drop. But that hasn't been happening, overall. And again, it seems to boil down to this perceived change in attitude when, really, all that's changed in the main is the music. Sure, Noel's maybe got a bit grumpier and set in his own ways. But he always has been like that. Sure, he's probably changed more than Liam has in the last 10 years, but again, that's just life, and they've both had completely different things to deal with (Liam's had a lot of self-inflicted shit that he's recovered from brilliantly, Noel just did his thing, but toned down the 'Oasis-ness' for a few years). If anything, I actually think Noel now is more akin to the gobshite 90s Noel. If anything, he's closer to 1997 in attitude now than he was in 2011. So it just seems strange for people to start turning against him for that now, which is what leads me to believe it's more a reaction to the music than anything else. And let me be clear, I don't have a problem with that. I just want a bit of honesty and perspective, is all. So if people have a go at Noel for saying or doing one thing, and then Liam does something similar, then they should have a go at him, too. If you get me? I know that's long and rambling. I'm genuinely not looking for an argument, just putting my opinion out there.
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Post by fartpanic on Jun 23, 2019 18:44:04 GMT -5
Okay well you've just answered the question on where he slags off where hes from so i dont need to answer that. I'm not from Burnage or indeed anywhere else in Manchester but it doesnt come across as funny. It just looks like a man who's now got money scoffing at where hes from. And I'm talking as one of the biggest fans of him. And hes constantly mocking how his fans dress now. Funnily enough hes started to do it now hes on this "new music direction", maybe his own way of telling himself the criticism hes getting is just from people who aren't evolved musically. Well, no one else is buying it either because non of its charted. I'm just talking as a fan who thinks it's shit how he comes across. It's almost bitter. And what does he have to be bitter about? Maybe it is simply because Liam is more popular than he is now. Which comment in particular are you referring to mate? All I can think of is one interview where he said his kid had said 'so this is where you're from?' or something along those lines. Yes, he implies he's happy he's out (because he is) but again that's nothing new. Heck, one of my favourite songs starts with the lyric 'Back into the hole where I was born'. It's no secret Noel wanted the high life. He got it. Doesn't mean he hates where he's from. He's said many times how much he loves Manchester. Doesn't mean he can't call a spade a spade. And you say 'constantly' but is he? Is it constant? We had the 'parka monkey' thing in 2017. Since then, very little. The only thing that's come near that in fact is is 'fat man in an anorak and shorts' jibe the other day, which I didn't know if it was about Liam or a dodgy busker! He's mentioned 'people who shop at Size?' liking his next song. Is that an insult? He's talking about his own bloody tune? It just seems so touchy. I don't wear a parka - can't pull it off - but have far too many pairs of Adidas and far too many jackets. I didn't really take it as a personal attack even though I shop at Size? On the Liam thing, I don't see how he's bitter because he doesn't ever mention Liam unless directly asked. At least not recently. Chris Evans the other day. There wasn't one question about Liam until the end (which was a question asked about his mum but Evans mentioned Liam and it was a lead-in question to get a jibe). Noel said something like 'why worry about what the other fella is doing?'. I'm not going to say he's definitely not a bit bitter. He probably is. But in terms of actually saying anything, he only ever does when he's asked. And he's asked those questions because reporters know that's the best line and what will get people talking. Just exactly the same as Liam gets asked and yes, they both 100% know how to play the game with it. So when I see people criticising - and I mean properly criticising - Liam the next time he calls Noel a potato or whatever (which I find funny btw, I honestly think it's just funny) then I'll let the point drop. But that hasn't been happening, overall. And again, it seems to boil down to this perceived change in attitude when, really, all that's changed in the main is the music. Sure, Noel's maybe got a bit grumpier and set in his own ways. But he always has been like that. Sure, he's probably changed more than Liam has in the last 10 years, but again, that's just life, and they've both had completely different things to deal with (Liam's had a lot of self-inflicted shit that he's recovered from brilliantly, Noel just did his thing, but toned down the 'Oasis-ness' for a few years). If anything, I actually think Noel now is more akin to the gobshite 90s Noel. If anything, he's closer to 1997 in attitude now than he was in 2011. So it just seems strange for people to start turning against him for that now, which is what leads me to believe it's more a reaction to the music than anything else. And let me be clear, I don't have a problem with that. I just want a bit of honesty and perspective, is all. So if people have a go at Noel for saying or doing one thing, and then Liam does something similar, then they should have a go at him, too. If you get me? I know that's long and rambling. I'm genuinely not looking for an argument, just putting my opinion out there. Totally agree with your Liam point when hes slating Noel and it gets applause and laughter yet other way round its getting condemned. I've made this point alot and made the point in the Liam thread about how hes done well from playing up to being the one "keeping it real", despite very much playing the game. I got slated for it but i think its very true and somewhat disingenuous. But on the point of Noel, you must have realised the huge shift in how people respond to his interviews on social media. Everything is battered at the minute. Even social media aside, I'm finding myself defending Noel now to all my friend who are casual fans. The exact same ones who used to slate Liam and I used to say about him being misunderstood etc. The way the two are now portrayed (rightly or wrongly) has completely shifted from the start of the decade. Noel is seen as a complete tory wanker who looks down on his fans. Interviews like the ones we have mentioned do that reputation no good at all. I dont doubt for a second that he doesn't give a shit about that but I think he's doing more damage that he realises. The thing is Noel hasn't had his "Beady Eye moment" yet. Even in Oasis when things were shit, he was still selling out Wembley Stadium. He was always popular. I really think if he carries on the way he is with everything then he could have his crisis period, and I also think it could hit him harder than it did Liam.
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Post by headshrinker84 on Jun 23, 2019 19:08:40 GMT -5
I respect him and I love what he's done for me personally with my music. But I've made this point on other threads. The man at the minute is so far from his fanbase persona wise and it's damaging him alot. Stuff like mocking Manchester and mocking the way his fans dress? Seriously fucking come on. It's disgraceful. The people he hangs around with are borderline Illuminati billionaires. Just shows you what that kind of group does to people. To be fair i do laugh when i see Liam Gallagher look a likes dressed exactly the same from head to toe.
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Post by headshrinker84 on Jun 23, 2019 19:11:07 GMT -5
I used to respect him. Worship the ground he walked on even. Last couple of years though my respect from him has all but gone. When you swipe at the people who put you where you are, you aren't due loyalty any more. He's always been like that though.
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Post by fartpanic on Jun 23, 2019 19:16:11 GMT -5
I respect him and I love what he's done for me personally with my music. But I've made this point on other threads. The man at the minute is so far from his fanbase persona wise and it's damaging him alot. Stuff like mocking Manchester and mocking the way his fans dress? Seriously fucking come on. It's disgraceful. The people he hangs around with are borderline Illuminati billionaires. Just shows you what that kind of group does to people. To be fair i do laugh when i see Liam Gallagher look a likes dressed exactly the same from head to toe. I wouldn't choose to dress like that but I dont laugh at people who are just inspired by the fashion. There's alot worse ways to dress. It's the mocking nature in which Noel does it that rubs people up the wrong way. You can just tell hes had too many sushi and red wine sessions with Bono. Every line he delivers you can just imagine Bono sat there with his stupid glasses and smug smile.
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Post by bt95 on Jun 23, 2019 19:19:10 GMT -5
Which comment in particular are you referring to mate? All I can think of is one interview where he said his kid had said 'so this is where you're from?' or something along those lines. Yes, he implies he's happy he's out (because he is) but again that's nothing new. Heck, one of my favourite songs starts with the lyric 'Back into the hole where I was born'. It's no secret Noel wanted the high life. He got it. Doesn't mean he hates where he's from. He's said many times how much he loves Manchester. Doesn't mean he can't call a spade a spade. And you say 'constantly' but is he? Is it constant? We had the 'parka monkey' thing in 2017. Since then, very little. The only thing that's come near that in fact is is 'fat man in an anorak and shorts' jibe the other day, which I didn't know if it was about Liam or a dodgy busker! He's mentioned 'people who shop at Size?' liking his next song. Is that an insult? He's talking about his own bloody tune? It just seems so touchy. I don't wear a parka - can't pull it off - but have far too many pairs of Adidas and far too many jackets. I didn't really take it as a personal attack even though I shop at Size? On the Liam thing, I don't see how he's bitter because he doesn't ever mention Liam unless directly asked. At least not recently. Chris Evans the other day. There wasn't one question about Liam until the end (which was a question asked about his mum but Evans mentioned Liam and it was a lead-in question to get a jibe). Noel said something like 'why worry about what the other fella is doing?'. I'm not going to say he's definitely not a bit bitter. He probably is. But in terms of actually saying anything, he only ever does when he's asked. And he's asked those questions because reporters know that's the best line and what will get people talking. Just exactly the same as Liam gets asked and yes, they both 100% know how to play the game with it. So when I see people criticising - and I mean properly criticising - Liam the next time he calls Noel a potato or whatever (which I find funny btw, I honestly think it's just funny) then I'll let the point drop. But that hasn't been happening, overall. And again, it seems to boil down to this perceived change in attitude when, really, all that's changed in the main is the music. Sure, Noel's maybe got a bit grumpier and set in his own ways. But he always has been like that. Sure, he's probably changed more than Liam has in the last 10 years, but again, that's just life, and they've both had completely different things to deal with (Liam's had a lot of self-inflicted shit that he's recovered from brilliantly, Noel just did his thing, but toned down the 'Oasis-ness' for a few years). If anything, I actually think Noel now is more akin to the gobshite 90s Noel. If anything, he's closer to 1997 in attitude now than he was in 2011. So it just seems strange for people to start turning against him for that now, which is what leads me to believe it's more a reaction to the music than anything else. And let me be clear, I don't have a problem with that. I just want a bit of honesty and perspective, is all. So if people have a go at Noel for saying or doing one thing, and then Liam does something similar, then they should have a go at him, too. If you get me? I know that's long and rambling. I'm genuinely not looking for an argument, just putting my opinion out there. Totally agree with your Liam point when hes slating Noel and it gets applause and laughter yet other way round its getting condemned. I've made this point alot and made the point in the Liam thread about how hes done well from playing up to being the one "keeping it real", despite very much playing the game. I got slated for it but i think its very true and somewhat disingenuous. But on the point of Noel, you must have realised the huge shift in how people respond to his interviews on social media. Everything is battered at the minute. Even social media aside, I'm finding myself defending Noel now to all my friend who are casual fans. The exact same ones who used to slate Liam and I used to say about him being misunderstood etc. The way the two are now portrayed (rightly or wrongly) has completely shifted from the start of the decade. Noel is seen as a complete tory wanker who looks down on his fans. Interviews like the ones we have mentioned do that reputation no good at all. I dont doubt for a second that he doesn't give a shit about that but I think he's doing more damage that he realises. The thing is Noel hasn't had his "Beady Eye moment" yet. Even in Oasis when things were shit, he was still selling out Wembley Stadium. He was always popular. I really think if he carries on the way he is with everything then he could have his crisis period, and I also think it could hit him harder than it did Liam. I agree mate. 100% with your point. But my point is, is that really all down to Noel? Sure thing, he maybe hasn't helped it. But isn't it more to do with this perceived change. And that speaks more to an issue with clickbait culture and people jumping to conclusions without actually reading quotes etc more than an actual change from Noel, imo. Because the only - relatively major - change has been the way Noel now makes music.
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Post by fartpanic on Jun 23, 2019 19:23:34 GMT -5
Totally agree with your Liam point when hes slating Noel and it gets applause and laughter yet other way round its getting condemned. I've made this point alot and made the point in the Liam thread about how hes done well from playing up to being the one "keeping it real", despite very much playing the game. I got slated for it but i think its very true and somewhat disingenuous. But on the point of Noel, you must have realised the huge shift in how people respond to his interviews on social media. Everything is battered at the minute. Even social media aside, I'm finding myself defending Noel now to all my friend who are casual fans. The exact same ones who used to slate Liam and I used to say about him being misunderstood etc. The way the two are now portrayed (rightly or wrongly) has completely shifted from the start of the decade. Noel is seen as a complete tory wanker who looks down on his fans. Interviews like the ones we have mentioned do that reputation no good at all. I dont doubt for a second that he doesn't give a shit about that but I think he's doing more damage that he realises. The thing is Noel hasn't had his "Beady Eye moment" yet. Even in Oasis when things were shit, he was still selling out Wembley Stadium. He was always popular. I really think if he carries on the way he is with everything then he could have his crisis period, and I also think it could hit him harder than it did Liam. I agree mate. 100% with your point. But my point is, is that really all down to Noel? Sure thing, he maybe hasn't helped it. But isn't it more to do with this perceived change. And that speaks more to an issue with clickbait culture and people jumping to conclusions without actually reading quotes etc more than an actual change from Noel, imo. Because the only - relatively major - change has been the way Noel now makes music. I cant speak for others, and I also don't see enough change in the way he is now to justify the sudden huge shift in reaction. But speaking personally, it seems less playful now. There's a certain viciousness in some of it. In a 2005 interview for instance itd seem to be more about other celebrities like Victoria Beckham and it was kind of like still our Noel having a pop at them lot. Now it feels like he's one of them lot he was once mocking. Elton John not being someone youd ever see buying a pint of milk for instance, now 14 years on hes in his private box at matches. Noel in 2005 still had all that money he has now, he just still seemed like he had alot of them working class qualities. In the same way Liam comes across like that to people now I suppose. I think that's the biggest difference.
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