Why OASIS Thought They Were BIGGER Than GOD

The story of What's the Story Morning Glory breakout hit 'Wonderwall'
Have a video request or a topic you'd like to see us cover? Fill out our google form!
bit.ly/3stnXlN
----CONNECT ON SOCIAL----
TIKOK: / rocknrolltruestory
Instagram: / rocknrolltruestories
Facebook: / rnrtruestories
Twitter: / rocktruestories
Blog: www.rockandrolltruestories.com
#oasis #wonderwall #liamgallagher
I cite my sources and they may differ than other people's accounts, so I don't guarantee the actual accuracy of my videos.
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. READ OUR DISCLAIMER rockandrolltru...
The british weeklies weren’t just singing about a rivalry between songs, but also about british class and regional divisions as oasis were from northern england, while blur were from the south . If you want to feel old and remember what was in the news in 1995,, New musical express wrote about the rivalry in that issue. Yes, in a week where news leaked that Saddam Hussein was preparing nuclear weapons, everyday folks were still getting slaughtered in Bosnia and Mike Tyson was making his comeback, tabloids and broadsheets alike went Britpop crazy. This musical rivalry was being heralded as the biggest musical fight since the beatles and the rolling stones.
Blur won the week with their single topping the uk charts with 274,000 singles sold, while Oasis finished a closer second with 216,000 copies sold. Blur appeared on top of the pops performing the song with frontman Damopn Albarn sporting an Oasis shirt on. Noel remarked seeing the performance and later revealed how he would have rather had cigarettes and alcohol being to go head to head with blur than roll with it. While Blur celebrated that week, in the long run Oasis enjoyed much more success with What’s the Story Morning Glory thanks in large part to today’s topic Wonderwall. The song was presented to Liam during the sessions for What’s the Story Morning Glory. Liam admitted to Rolling Stone he wasn’t initially a fan of the song recalling
At first I didn’t like it,”. “What the is this tune? I said, ‘I don’t like this - it’s a bit fonky.’ I got Police vibes. It was a bit Sting. I like the heavier stuff. I said, ‘This doesn’t suit me, man.’” Noel had two songs - wonderwall, which was initially called wishing well and don’t look back in anger and asked liam to chose one to sing lead vocals on. Liam went with wonderwall with with his brother choosing the other. Liam later remarked he would’ve sang leads on both if he was given the choice.
Wonderwall’s basic track was completed in just one day with Noel singing the lyrics and melody to Liam in the studio. Liam completed the vocals pretty quickly the next morning and headed to a nearby pub. The finishing touches were piano part Noel played at the end of the song and a keyboard was used to simulate an orchestra., Liam told the group’s producer Owen Morris that his vocals sounded too loud in the mix. With Morris recalling was the only time Liam made such a comment.
As for how the sessions went the group’s producer Despite the friction between the Gallagher brothers throughout their career, the recording of what’s the story moring glory was pretty epaceful with , co-producer Morris reflecting: "The sessions were the best, easiest, least fraught, most happily creative time I've ever had in a recording studio. I believe people can feel and hear when music is dishonest and motivated by the wrong reasons. Morning Glory, for all its imperfection and flaws, is dripping with love and happiness."[
Wonderwall shows a particular vulnerability that wasn’t found in the band’s previous releases, which contained more swagger than anything else. The song's lyrics convey themes of longing and introspection, with the speaker expressing a desire for someone to be their savior. Its simple yet emotive arrangement, featuring acoustic guitar and Liam Gallagher's distinct vocals, contributed to its timeless appeal.The song was initially thought to be about Noel's then-girlfriend and later wife, Meg Mathews because that’s what tbe guitarist initially told interviewers, but following his divorce in 2001 he later clarified telling rolling stone The meaning of that song was taken away from me by the media who jumped on it. And how do you tell your missus it’s not about her once she’s read it is? It’s a song about an imaginary friend who’s gonna come and save you from yourself.” The term "wonderwall" was inspired by George Harrison's 1968 album Wonderwall Music - the first solo album by any member of the beatles.
While you’ve probably heard stories of musicians or producers or labels not knowing how big a song was

[@rnrtruestories]

Excited about the reunion? Had to remove ten second portion around 10 min mark for copyright hence the jump. Correction: name comes from Swindon, not Sweden

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

They're so delusional that if they were gas attendance they would call themselves God's of pumping gas 😂

[@MedalionDS9]

Hell yeah I am

[@kperez83]

Can’t wait

[@paultaylor9498]

​@@sourgir-wh6xdbest British band in over 40 years and that's a fact. The numbers don't lie unlike thos video clip

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

How could I be. They aren't coming to the US, and their ticket prices are through the roof. Plus, They break up before the end of the tour.

[@machone539]

Answer: They were drunk 90% of the time.

[@jonnybarnard8578]

Coke during that god awful third album lol

[@BeccaMidnite]

Among other substances 😂

[@Revolver1981]

​@@jonnybarnard8578Great underrated album.

[@lolopotatoes9397]

CORRECT!!!

[@David-x4x9n]

Exactly

[@bjmarchives]

Happy for them. I hope they’re working to be brothers again and not just band mates. I got my tickets for night one in Manchester.

[@professionalrioter]

You lucky one! Have a feeling Manc show will be special

[@restock_1731]

I think that Don't Look Back in Anger is better than Wnderwall. Great video.

[@tonycruise]

me too it helped me get over a break up from 2010 that im still getting over, every once in a while it reminds me to just not be mad about how things went , i used to listen to a lot of AFi and other dark bands and the line where he says not to put your life in the hands of a rock and roll line

[@josuerestrepo1476]

Wonderwall with the voice of Liam is more Unique

[@killer268]

Without question, like miles better.

[@darrenthomas7402]

Forget Wonderwall.... Try... Live Forever Some Might Say Slide Away (Paul McCartney's fav Oasis tune) Cast No Shadow Morning Glory Acquiesce Stop Crying Your Heart Out Little By Little Shock Of The Lightning I'm Outta Time (written by Liam) The Masterplan Listen Up Keep The Dream Alive .... The list us endless

[@_Pauper_]

Thank you for typing this. I know these but I’m glad someone gave some pointers

[@DontKnowDontCare6.9]

The Master Plan album had great songs sang by Noel.

[@gavintuesday4959]

Good To Be Free - original song , copied no one (though the lead hints of George Harrison ) Headshrinker - pure punk Sad Song Do you wannabe a spaceman

[@claymccoy]

Yeah, "Wonderwall" is one of my least favorite songs from them.

[@BertilWAF]

not including a single be here now tune should be a crime...

[@FrozeMoments]

Man everyone was playing …Morning Glory. The ultimate “burn down” song Champagne Supernova.

[@MosoKaiser]

Why? Just a quick guess before hitting play: drugs. Lot's of drugs. :DD

[@cris_261]

That was why Be Here Now was an overproduced mess.

[@cclark3905]

"Talked their way on stage"? They threatened the bloke. 😅

[@Revolver1981]

No they didn't. That's made up nonsense.

[@ErdemBulbul-g2o]

Liam and noel in the supersonic documentary said that story is just a rumour and never happened

[@blairhatton3066]

@@ErdemBulbul-g2o”anyone that’s ever been to Glasgow knows you don’t get away with that” 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@christopherwebb3517]

Going off of every interview of them I've ever heard, I'd say they incoherently mumbled their way on stage.

[@christianmeadows4376]

Not true

[@_Pauper_]

Oasis and bands from over the pond were a great change from grunge that had become monotonous to me but I was alone in this amongst my friends

[@moondra3481]

You were not. I was in the same boat while my friends were constantly playing grunge etc. Playing with my headphones on I was listening g to music from the UK oasis, blur, massive attack, portishead , shoegaze etc. it was more my vibe ❤

[@InkedMisfit]

I saw them twice they were great live. The first time even had screaming trees open.

[@TedDiabetes]

Because for a time, especially in the U.K. and the rest of Europe, they were.

[@robsol123]

Agreed 👍🎶

[@mikesimon1867]

you can’t even argue this whether you like them or not. they were one of the biggest bands the UK has ever seen. only behind the beatles

[@Rosario_Verano]

Anyway, here's Wonderwall.

[@TedDiabetes]

Gee, you think of that one all by yourself?

[@Rosario_Verano]

@@TedDiabetes Yes. In fact here's something else I just thought by myself. Everybody's got a price.

[@TedDiabetes]

@@Rosario_Verano and NOW YOU'RE GONNA PAY for your mediocrity.

[@jesterr7133]

Outside of Blind Melon, Oasis is my favorite band. They have at least 50 songs that I listen to regularly, plus the Gallaghers raise a unique brand of hell when they are together.

[@darrenthomas7402]

Because they broke so many records in the UK. They had the fastest-selling debut album, the fastest-selling album EVER in the UK with their third album, played the biggest concert ever in the UK in 1996 and so that is why they had could say they were just as big as the Beatles in a sense cos of the FACTS and stats they were more successful, as hard as that is to believe.

[@SydalaTristan]

Imo, they were The Beatles of our time.

[@MrZirip]

The last massive British alternative rock band, I guess they are so loved for very worldly songs and lyrics

[@romanpetak3775]

Try Libertines. More serious stuff to listen to

[@AJeziorski1967]

There really wasn't anything "alternative" about Oasis' rock - it was almost comically derivative and they never even made much of an effort to hide that fact (I mean, they even called their fourth album 'Standing on the Shoulder of Giants'). I really loved the first album, though. But I got very bored of them very quickly. It's galling because there was a ton of other bands coming out of the UK at that time which were far, far more interesting: Radiohead, Suede, Elastica, Pulp, the Verve ... Also, I'd say that Coldplay was a "massive British alternative rock band" that came after Oasis but are way more deserving of that label. Coldplay ended up being much more consistently successful than Oasis (yes, I know a lot of people hate them, doesn't change the facts) releasing ten albums to date compared with Oasis' seven, selling 100 million (compared with 75 million for Oasis), never breaking up and playing huge stadium shows all over the world.

[@whiskeymike8010]

I Love The Dudes......... Let's Fucking ROCK!

[@cobrakai388]

While waiting for the reunion...here I am, having Cigs and Alcohol.

[@cadian9432]

They were bigger than god in the UK. Less so everywhere else.

[@blairhatton3066]

Because they were young guys, having the time of their lives, out their skulls on drink and drugs, bringing out tunes that captured the hearts and minds of the British working class. Outside of Britain and Europe it’s hard to comprehend just how huge this band was.

[@mrdraper4633]

My favorite is Live Forever, from their debut. It put them on my radar and I couldn’t get enough of that song

[@ARIXANDRE]

The right band at the right time. Get ready, cuz 2025 its all we are gonna hear about. ❤

[@kena90]

They weren’t a massive band in the US, but they did sell a few million albums here.

[@claymccoy]

They were everywhere on rock radio in the U.S. in the mid 90s.

[@vistalite]

I like WTSMG. It’s a decent record. I was fascinated that Oasis and Blur were so huge in the UK, yet no one gave a shit in the US. Wonderwall and Champagne brought a lot of attention to Oasis in the States for a couple of years, but that all fizzled by the time the next record was released. I haven’t heard an Oasis song on the radio in years and I’ve never heard any artist say that the band was an influence. Hopefully, they get in the Rock Hall for all they did in the UK and other parts of Europe. The press interviews will be entertaining anyway.

[@peterk.rosenthal1417]

1:40 Swindon is a town in England. Sweden is a country in northern Europe.

[@rnrtruestories]

thanks for this correction. My fault, it's been removed from video.

[@potterpotter8953]

I didn't like Oasis when I was younger because of their attitude. The "we make the best albums" statement from Noel was too much considering how annoying Wonderwall was and still is. However rediscovering Oasis later in life has been amazing. They DID make the best albums of their time, in a time when really good albums much more common than today. Def maybe is an amazing album. All their other albums are really good as well. They have Nickelback syndrome. They are known for a really annoying catchy super hit and that puts a dark cloud over all of their other amazing songs.

[@jackyflowers3493]

Warrant's ' Cherry Pie' ..

[@Malama_Ki]

You f@ck one sheep…..

[@inutero10]

Dont ever compare fn nickelback with oasis😂😂😂

[@andrewharper1609]

Slade

[@rizlahillofficial]

"It Aint Arrogance Its Just Self Belief Theres A Huge Fookin Difference" - Liam And Noel Gallagher (Gods) ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤x

[@Teeheehee093]

Don't Look Back in Anger has always been bigger than Wonderwall in the UK and Ireland

[@1928zxcv]

Formed in 91 by 93 they were signed by Creation. DM released in 94 and WTSMG released in 95. That's a FAST come up for any band but especially for a ragtag bunch of Manc hooligans in their 20's. Its really no wonder why they were wild, obnoxious, saying a lot of crazy things back then. It wasnt until after the 90's that I started to "get" Oasis and the Gallaghers sense of humor. Noel is a great storyteller and interview. But they captured a time and place in 90's UK like the rest of the "cool britannia"" brit-pop bands akin to the way Nirvana changed the landscape in the US. If you dont get that, you may not get Oasis.

[@Baron_Greenback]

Nirvana changed the entire landscape of modern music. They literally changed the entire music industry and their impact is still felt in music to this day. Nirvana had a phenomenal cultural impact on music. Oasis were big in the UK and Japan.

[@blairhatton3066]

@@Baron_Greenbackand Europe, and Australia, and South America. It’s literally only North America that didn’t get it

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Actually, they were signed to Sony not Creation.

[@jgg02]

At a party people always love when I bring my guitar and do Wonderwall. They can't get enough of it. ;)

[@arnesl929]

Maybe I should try 🤔

[@alexiluffy216]

You should play some technical death metal, people love it more

[@jgg02]

Funeral Fog by Mayhem also does the trick

[@mikewilson3581]

They certainly weren't boring.

[@blasgarza8942]

Hells no! A true rock fan, knows they have MULTIPLE good songs throughout their career

[@andrewharper1609]

A true rock fan like myself thinks Oasis were a mid tempo pop combo. Round Are Way was OK and Cum on Feel the Noise wasn't as good as the original but most of their stuff was plodding stuff and their sound in the early years didn't really evolve. Your were musically more interesting but Simon's mockney accent put me off.

[@karakillgrave8105]

IDK if it's cause I listened to 'Alternative' radio stations in the 90s but Live Forever, Champagne Supernova, Don't look back in Anger and What's the Story Morning Glory were all in regular rotation that decade too. So no, not a 1 hit wonder in the US.

[@gomerhanger2285]

They have some really good B-sides 😎

[@inutero10]

Welcome back! Huge Oasis fan!

[@Noneyo-Bidness]

It's always weird to hear people say they never really worked in America. They were huge in Québec, Definitely Maybe was HEAVILY promoted, here. They Played Stadiums, here.

[@perfectallycromulent]

Being big in a market of 8 million is not the same as being big in a market of 300 millon

[@blairhatton3066]

They were pretty big in the alternative/college scene, just not in the mainstream.

[@mikesimon1867]

they played to over 60k people in Barrie Ontario in 1996… they were massive. forget the narratives

[@stephenstuckey]

Say what you will. Think what you will. But Oasis is an amazing band man. Really great songwriting. Underrated guitar riffs. And I didn't always like them that much but they have grown on me over time. They rock!!

[@MedalionDS9]

Champagne Supernova was still pretty popular in the US... and to a lesser degree, Don't Look Back in Anger... Oasis are a ONE ALBUM wonder in the states

[@kperez83]

I agree. I remember being a teenager in the states in the 90s and Wonderwall, Don’t look back in anger and champagne Supernova were huge hits at the time. Their first two albums are classics in my opinion.

[@astromanicdave]

America will finally get oasis now. They are about to do something very rare. And break America as a legend band.

[@robsol123]

@@astromanicdaveI agree 👍🎶

[@mikesimon1867]

I hear supersonic on the radio once a week in the USA

[@mikesimon1867]

@@astromanicdaveWonderwall got to top 5 in the US charts and they’ve sold over 7 million records here. They’ve already broke america. They just weren’t as massive as they were in europe. It’s not like they are blur or pulp

[@raccoonstarsmember]

They were so damn good. And the rivalry with Blur was GREAT. What's the Story Morning Glory starts out HARD.

[@christopherwebb3517]

In the US, Oasis was on the same level as Flock of Seagulls. Both bands had one big hit and a few other minor hits, but the big hit is the only one most people remember years later.

[@danniv13]

Why the random jump cut edit at 1:40?

[@michellerosebrown]

When I was in middle school I discovered Oasis in 2007 and never stop playing their music since. 🤘🏾

[@BB.halo_heir]

The original title was Wishing Stone. Not from George Harrison album, but from a movie named Wonderwall.

[@drewskkiiii]

They are hugely uderrated here in the states. Definitely Maybe is so good from start to finish. And yes, I still love Wonderwall

[@ASB6765]

They thought they were the 2nd coming of the Beatles, but they could hever have the cultural or musical influence the Beatles had

[@claymccoy]

True, but what band can?

[@viiofwands3076]

I think a lot of people don’t realize their cocky attitude is just a persona they put on since they’re big on the whole rock & roll thing. I’m not saying they didn’t have egos to a certain degree. But when they say things like “we’re the best band in the world” it’s all for show.

[@rizlahillofficial]

But Its A 100000% Fuckin Fact Tho They Literally Are The Best Band In The World!!!!!!!!!!! X

[@tenebrousoul9368]

Don't Look Back in Anger is a bop

[@stregadisalem732]

I always tried to keep up with Oasis even through the early 2000s when they were losing more popularity here in the U.S. Standing on the Shoulder of Giants and Be Here Now are underrated albums. And Champagne Supernova and Rock n Roll Star are way better than Wonderwall or Don’t Look Back in Anger. Just like The Verve is so much more than Bittersweet Symphony, Oasis is more than Wonderwall.

[@schneir5]

Oasis has SO MUCH better songs than "Wonderwall", like "Live Forever", "Don't Go Away", "Champagne Supernova", "Masterplan", and so many more. I saw them in concert back in 2006, twice in three days. It was awesome.

[@arturoandrade9089]

Three, Rock n' Roll True Stories. Three. Oasis had 3 songs on the US Billboard pop singles chart. The others were Champagne Supernova, which went to #20, and Don't Go Away, which went to to #35.

[@richie7201]

Thanks!

[@rnrtruestories]

@@richie7201 thank you!

[@garystielow232]

I was living in Seattle at the time and was a much bigger fan of grunge. However, even with as douchey as the Gallagher brothers came across in media they wrote some incredibly good pop hits.

[@PaulFormentos]

Yeah it was a joke pointing out the stolen Beatles tunes

[@blairhatton3066]

@@PaulFormentosout of interest, which ones?

[@mikesimon1867]

@@PaulFormentosdoing ode’s and using similar chords isn’t ripping off or they would’ve went to court multiple times. for the few songs they did steal too much from they did go to court for. the song shakermaker, step out and whatever all had royalties returned for melody rips the rest is all bs hate

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Thank you for the post! ✌🏼😊

[@ScottAnd]

Ticket sales don't lie.

[@j-mac7401]

Far from a one hit wonder. The first two records are classics - AND each record after that have songs that I continue to listen regularly....

[@claymccoy]

By definition, they are a one hit wonder (in the U.S.). They only had one song hit the Billboard Top 40. A lot of rock bands are technically one hit wonders but a they are known for a lot of songs (Jimi Hendrix, etc).

[@im_sooo_proud_2B_white]

people don't realize how awesome oasis is

[@jaynash2645]

I liked them when I heard them. The heckling each other at mtv unplugged was funny as hell.. I still have all their early cds

[@hello-825]

Bad religion would be a great band to cover. They have been around since forever and are still going strong! Keep up the great videos!

[@rnrtruestories]

Thanks!

[@Music-AsLife]

they definitely were not a one hit wonder in the US. They were everywhere....everywhere. After all dude, it was the 90s, we didn't give a crap about chart position

[@thedarkdescent2387]

Im suprised that you keep saying that they wernt that popular in america. In canada Oasis was huge

[@taylorbagley1962]

During the 90’s it was hard to beat out anything in popularity that wasn’t grunge.

[@chichiboypumpi]

Just like John Lennon of the Beatles was.

[@chris55529]

I'll never understand the popularly of "Wonderwall". I had that album, and EVERY OTHER song was better than that one. People can be so dumb sometimes.

[@danrusic9964]

Agreed, but typically the record labels (especially back then) dictate what gets released as the single.

[@calvinfolan1736]

Cast No Shadow and She's Electric, just two examples of better songs off that album. Not that Wonderwall is a bad song but it's been overplayed to death.

[@jimbattista1120]

That's how it usually goes.

[@blairhatton3066]

Aye but it’s hard to describe how massive that song was when it was released. Whether you like it or not, it was a pop culture phenomenon

[@mikesimon1867]

not every other song but atleast 4/5 songs

[@deadinthewater218]

Love Oasis and Noel is such a cool guy. My kinda people.

[@rizlahillofficial]

BECAUSE ITS A LITERAL FUCKIN FACT THEY LITERALLY ARE BIGGER THAN GOD!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤X

[@rascaltuff]

wonder wall and don't look back in anger are amazing songs, but besides those two I pretty much detest Oasis 🤣 though I wouldn't consider them a one hit wonder in U.S. great vid as always, Rob!

[@christiandebney1989]

He's right about Wonderwall.. but it does also sound like Bonnie and Clyde..

[@robsol123]

In the UK & Ireland they are 👍

[@timevans5909]

Goiden earring, requested it several times. They had a couple of hit songs. Thanks

[@jason4275]

Now that their going back on tour, Ticket sales are going to be resold in the thousands.

[@trendmassacre8423]

Me and my friends used to make fun of Oasis because there was a chain of gas stations here in America called "Oasis Market" but even though we were metal heads, we had a soft spot for their music.

[@thedude4672]

We made fun of Oasis, too, because we were metalheads in the USA in the 1990s. Now me and those metalheads are hoping that Oasis tours the USA next year and we can buy tickets in time, LOL!

[@Cesar_73_Jefe]

What's the Story is such a Powerful Song 💯 Best Song

[@whoisharo4689]

Hey you were about to say something about the contents of the poster at 1:40 and it cut off!

[@David-x4x9n]

They didn't mean literally everything was tongue in cheek what they said even though they had the confidence the reason the Americans didn't really get oasis because they took every word literally when they were being sarcastic at times

[@Waluigifan95]

After RATM, System of a Down, and MCR, and now Oasis of all bands coming back together I only have one thing to ask…is Meg White well enough to come back on stage?

[@stevewalters6853]

My understanding is she never really wanted to be there to start with so I’d say no she won’t return.

[@Waluigifan95]

@@stevewalters6853 I mean the Gallagher brothers never could stand each other, and swore again and again that a reunion was impossible, so…🤷 I’m just saying it’s unlikely, but not entirely improbable

[@stevewalters6853]

@@Waluigifan95 Since they have announced dates already I’d say it’s happening will it last idk that’s yet to be seen. People do grow and forgive so possibly that’s the case.

[@mikesimon1867]

because they were for a brief period in the UK and parts of Europe and Asia. I was alive at the time and remember them being in the headlines everyday for over a year. Nobody was even close to there size

[@kay_glo]

If I never heard Wonderwall again it would be too soon

[@megaflux7144]

always thought of them as "the pop trash that destroyed creation records".

[@hiddentechno8266]

😂 The Wah Wah Club Glasgow? It's King Tuts Wah Wah Hut 🛖

[@daniel-vn4ql]

is the black sabbath poster in the background an original image from the 70s. it looks like something from the 80s or 90s.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

Reunion, baby!

[@kekceo3942]

They we're digging into that original coca cola recipe

[@jesterr7133]

It's about time someone release a video celebrating the return of the GOATs. They thought they were bigger than God because they were, lol.

[@amarshall2896]

Weird, I never considered them a one hit wonder. I thought Champagne Supernova was their biggest hit but what do I know.

[@itsdarkout10]

IMO, this is a band that had a great album. That's all they had. The media is what made them so big. They wanted to consider them the next Beetles.

[@Ouopa.]

4 great albums* and two of em very influential

[@djmileski]

Because they were, in my head

[@socialistprofessor3206]

They're a top three band for me. Great stuff!

[@pare4918]

huge glitch at 1m41s

[@jamlemon]

I actually saw a post earlier blaming the price of the tickets on how little Spotify etc pay and nothing to do with Noel’s divorce. £1m a year royalties for just one of their songs though?!

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

This is going to be amazing, mega, biblical

[@josecarlosramolete6109]

Why Oasis Thought They Were Bigger than God John Lennon: Hold my "The Beatles are bigger than Jesus" banner....

[@allanvanuga9196]

Great video.

[@JoeFiorelloFilms]

Only 1 top 50 hit in the U.S.??? I could have sworn they had like 5 back to back No 1 hits back when Wonderwall came out

[@Microtonal_Cats]

1:39 weird edit. Did we miss something?

[@sinakaedwards2009]

Oasis, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back in Anger, and All Around the World was all hits in my mind so NO I do not consider them a one hit wonder. I considered them the 90's Beatles.

[@jonbourgoin182]

It's too bad Wonderwall became a meme.

[@apache785]

Not trying to be a hater, I’ve genuinely tried to get into Oasis and understand they’re popularity but I just don’t understand what people like about their music or why it’s still so popular

[@MosherBear]

In Blighty at the moment, Oasis's reformation is more newsworthy than other news items. Honestly it's hard to escape it, but truthfully speaking there were better bands within the Britpop movement.

[@blairhatton3066]

OCS

[@Robasaibot]

What about the poster on his wall?

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

“It was a bit Sting.”

[@tgrules565]

Their B sides shit on most bands best songs. Half The World Away, Talk Tonight, The Masterplan etc

[@corybeebe1155]

Truly, one of the best bands of all time 👍

[@jaynunya5136]

the alimony reunion tour