They were all Irish. Not by birth, but they, all of the original line-up, we're all Irish by way of their parentage and the Irish environment in which they grew up, just like The Smiths, and it was this culture that moulded them and their musical abilities and directions. Noel even said that 'Definitely Maybe' was the "sound of five Irish Catholics from an English housing estate". To deny this is simple ignorance.
Noel has said many times that he doesn't really think about his nationality, he just is. He is influenced by both cultures, without both influences we don't get Oasis. In a recent interview however on his current press tour for his new album he did say he would like his ashes to be scattered in Ireland when he dies. Noel on his nationality from an interview on US radio and reported in the Daily Mirror: "I don't consider myself to be English, my parents are Irish, my wife's Scottish, my children have got some Scottish in them, but at the same time I don't feel a hundred percent Irish either because I was born in England." On the English football team from the same interview: "I am not a fan of the English team....If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland." Noel from an interview with FourFourTwo magazine: "I've always supported Ireland since I was a kid. Oasis were asked to do the England song and go on at Wembley, we couldn't do it - My uncles would have killed me"
I became a Oasis fan in the summer of 2007 just before high school started and when I heard ‘Live Forever’ for the first time and saw the video. I watched their live performances on Jools Holland and I was hooked. When their final album came out I started my freshman year and thought it was their best work. Then the band broke up a year later when I became a sophomore but I heard Beady Eye and High Flying Bird’s. It showed there was still life after Oasis but hard for the fans to crossover. As an African 🇸🇸🇨🇮 born and breed in the American Midwest 🇺🇸 and a fan of Nirvana and Kurt Cobian, Liam and Noel Gallagher and Oasis I love so very much. Great British band. ☘️🇮🇪🇬🇧
I got into [oasis] right from the beginning, as soon as I seen supersonic on the word I decided I wanted to teach myself the guitar, I still think [oasis] are cool even although they split in 2009. Liam was cool with Beady eye all great songs and Noel's still rocking with the high flying birds. hopefully they'll reform in 2017 marking the 20th anniversary of Be Here Now.
There is an IRA monument in Duleek County Meath where Noel and Liam's father is from which has a dedication to 'Volunteer Noel Gallagher' engraved on it.
I was born in Manchester, lived there for about half a year and moved to Scarborrough N.Yorkshire, i'm now in my 30's and i see my self as a Manc not a Scarborian and always will. Born and bread miles apart
God, who knew how much the Irish were hated. This comment section is like 1950s London when they had signs saying NO IRISH, NO BLACKS, NO DOGS. Yes, it's true, most of your favourite artists, including 3/4 of the Beatles have Irish blood. Sorry.
+ Misses Robot - I was just thinking that same thing myself. Their parents (Peggy and Tommy) were Irish (born and raised). They moved to Manchester, met there and married. Had three sons - who have *all* IRISH DNA. They were born in England and are British nationality - BUT *ETHNICALLY THEY ARE IRISH*. They played GAA football (Irish football) as kids/teens and went to Ireland every summer to visit family. They still had a connection to Ireland. Even now, their Mam has a house in Ireland and they are go back to visit family. They are British by birth only. Get over it. Liverpool and Manchester have a large amount of people of Irish descent. It doesn't take anything away from Noel, Liam or Paul to claim they feel Irish or if they claim to feel British. Who are any of you to decide what a total stranger (since you don't know any of these men) what they can/can't feel or think? I'm a Yank of European ancestry, but I've always felt more of a connection with Europe than I do the US. I don't hate the US, just don't feel much like an American. If people can feel/identify as a different gender - why can't people of 100% Irish dna (born in Britain) feel more like Irish people than British people?
I was born in Ancoats Manchester, Glaswegian Father and Mancunian Mother from Irish descendants, I am a *Proud Mancunian!* and that will never change, obviously Noel isn't...
The opening shot of this film is the canal in King Cross, London. ... On a separate point: Noel always shows such loyalty to England, waving the England flag, having the England flag on Oasis tour programmes in the 1990's, cheering for the England football team and always saying "we" regarding the English team supporters - and having a large Union Jack on his guitar back in the 1990's. I'm aware his ancestry is Irish, but his self-identification has always been English. I'm very surprised therefore to hear him say in the clips in this film that he is Irish (Irish in his attitude, not just in his bloodline).
Oh wow, the Gallaghers look so similar! You know if you were ever to have a child with one it would be stuck with fuzzy caterpillar eyebrows for sure! XD
As an Irish person I think we try to claim them a lot but so do English people. I think at the ends of the day both countries just want to have the pleasure of saying they produced this amazing band but I think we just have to accept that they are Irish and they are English and we would not have oasis is it wasn’t for the Irishness but we wouldn’t have it without the Englishness either. Everyone I see who has Irish background are so extremely proud of it because we were a great country who fought hard for independence for hundreds of years. This is also another reason why I think second and third generation Irish people shy away from saying that they’re British or whatever because of how Ireland were treated by the brits for so many years and at the end of the day they are Irish and therefore will probably dislike what the brits did to this country. I don’t mind British people where’re you’re English Scottish welsh whatever once you are a good person and u aren’t ignorant to the fact that we Irish are independent proud people and aren’t these people who think we should be still part of Britain and all the rest of it. Bottom line is we don’t get to decide what the Gallaghers choose to be and just accept the fact that without both countries (Ireland and england) there would be no oasis
Also the reason England and America are filled wiht Irish is because of the state the British left the country in but look that’s all for the history books and we should just move on because anyone that was involved in any of that is dead mow
I think it actually refers to the irish music that their father wanted them to concentrate on instead of rock n roll . 'I'll sing the blues if I want' personally I could believe that????
Born in England - doesnt mean much. Born AND raised in England - means you're English. Born and raised in England to Irish parents, who left Ireland to have better opportunities and one of which was a violent abusive drunk bastard? They're English, but their parents are Irish. Simple.
The piece of land you are born on doesn't magically change your genes. You come from your parents. If your parents are from the Congo and they travel to the Arctic and give birth to you there you aren't born an Inuit.
Didn't Liam have a Union Jack coat? Loads of us Mancs have Irish parents/grandparents, me included, but I'm English end of and I know Liam thinks the same.
Yes that’s fine but that still doesn’t make sense as to why Liam wore a Union Jack coat. There is a difference between being English and British you know?
Ya because a union jack coat is not as offensive if you dont grow up in an anti English British environment, as much as they went to Irish social clubs visited ireland their parents and friends being all irish listening to rebel songs playing Irish sports dissent mean u have to hate being where you are born.
It was a tribute to The Who. Also, they refused to write and perform a song for England's Football Team for the 96 Euros because, as Noel said, "We're Irish, ask Blur, they're English."
According to Irish law and the 2004 referendum on citizenship, anyone born overseas to at least one Irish-born parent is automatically Irish. Morrissey has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland); John Lydon has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland); Jimmy Carr has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland); Spike Milligan died an Irish citizen (parents born in Ireland); Dermot O'Leary has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland); Angela Lansbury has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland) Katherine Ryan has an Irish passport (father born in Ireland); Mia Farrow has an Irish passport (mother born in Ireland) Martin Sheen has an Irish passport (mother born in Ireland) Daniel-Day Lewis has an Irish passport (father born in Ireland) Peter O'Toole had an Irish passport (father born in Ireland) Denis Leary has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland) And don't forget Ireland's 4th president, Erskine Childers, was born and raised in England.
Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister, is Irish then. His mother was Irish and she died when he was about 20. Tony Blair could have played rugby or football for Ireland.
1986 divorce, I remember me auntie being in a shit relationship in the early 90s in ireland... say no more, for me as much as I like oasis as a music group that give me pleasure it warms me more that any single person in life can impact many others more buy being a genuine loving person and not being a knut. The world doesn't love you but if u can make 1 or 2 people love you then the world is a better place. On a more tribal note I live seeing either noel or Liam in Argentina and Germany colours 🤭
@@edmondfin4252 not sticking me nose In but they need to make up first not even that just accept that their two different people in the same story... I wouldn't want oasis if they couldn't both accept this.
Noel begging for Liam to call him AND NOW he’s posting videos of BOTH he’s brothers …. How desperate is he …. NOW you know how Liam felt when he needed you and you WAS NOT there for him…. I hope he DOES NOT contact you …. Like you DID NOT contact him…. ROCK ON …. LIAM… ☮️
Ireland and england are brothers like noel and liam. Half of england is Irish and Irish people love anyone that is a little bit irish because were the most patriotic of people, but no matter how irish the english football team is we still support the other team.
@Searla Louise your in no position to tell me what I do or dont know, not true, I never mentioned anything about why irish people emigrated to england, there was no famine so I dont know why you include genocide with famine.
The irish are known for being musical, so it should be no suprise that alot of great bands have irish roots....i defo reckon there is something in the genes! but they were raised in Manchester at the end of the day so they are still mancs as far as im concerned, its grim up north and thats what created the oasis sound (it wud never have happened in ireland)
The Oasis sound is an amalgamation of everything they were exposed to growing up. Noel says the Oasis punch the air attitude comes from the Irish rebel songs he grew up listening to. Without the mixture of both Irish and English culture we would not have Oasis. Im just thankful we do.
as if yall islanders haven’t mixed with each other for thousands of years already... who’s to say what’s irish blood and what’s english blood? What matters is what they themselves identify as.
@Searlaigh Daily Just because his mother was Irish don't make him Irish. Why is it that none of us like when americans claim to be Irish but when it's someone famous the kerry gold butter runs in their veins and they only eat brennan's bread ? He's not Irish while he has an Irish mother he was born and raised in The UK. I am Irish and I am from the oldest county and city in Ireland, Waterford where Thomas Francis Meagher flew the first ever Irish flag. Where Waterford Crystal is made and that very glass is the ball dropped every new years in New York. Waterford has the oldest building in Ireland the reginald's tower. Déise Abú. Don't tell me I'm not Irish sit down lad hahaha
Noel and his brother both in the video saying their Irish people in the comments think they still know them better lol don't be buthurt their still Manchester and proud
Good documentary but seriously...everyone has ancestors from all over. They were born in England so they are English. Me? Born in America but I have a scottish bloodline. Case an point.
Exactly! I'm half Czech on dad's side and Irish , Scottish , English Welsh and Dutch on my mom's side.Born in America ,raised in America , so therefore I am. Great comment by the way. xo
I'm born in England with Irish parents, grandparents etc. and when it comes down to it would call myself Irish, but this is overblown, not everything done in my life is down to being Irish and some of the stuff in this is absolute bollox
westie kid my friend was born in Canada but his parents are both from Israel, he doesn’t speak much israeli if any, but I guess he’s not Canadian even though he was raised here
I would say big majority of us born in Manchester and liverpool are of irish descent. Due to the massive influx from Ireland in past generations. But I'm born in england.. so I'm English.
What a load of bollocks that they didn't write a song for the England football team because they was Irish!? They fucking adored football and their favourite team is a Manchester club, there proud of being from Manchester, they didn't write one cause they just thought it wasn't for them to do that and might have been a bad career move. Irish my arse.
Noel Gallagher direct quote from a US radio show in 2014, talking on the English football team: "I am not a fan of the English team....If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland." Noel from an interview with FourFourTwo magazine: "I've always supported Ireland since I was a kid. Oasis were asked to do the England song and go on at Wembley, we couldn't do it - my uncles would have killed me"
they're english. my parents are both irish but i consider myself english. it is embarrassing to try and claim you're irish when you were not born and raised there, same as when you have americans claiming to be italian. your blood is the most meaningless aspect of who you are. yeah it will dictate your appearance (im a pasty bastard), so fair enough if you want to say you're irish or italian or whatever in that context, but it's not what makes you who you are. the country you are born and raised in is what shapes you. dion dublin is english. there's a million black england players who are not nigerian or jamaican, they're english. i have no problem them saying they were influenced by their parents' irish ways and were shaped somewhat by irish culture, because they definitely would have been, but to outright say they're irish is stupid. what makes you who you are is way more than just blood, they lived in england their whole lives, they are evidently mancunian and heavily moulded by the area they grew up in, the people they grew up with, and english culture in general. i say this all as a big oasis fan so i'm not just having a go
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I love Noel’s childhood picture, he didn’t change at all.
They were all Irish. Not by birth, but they, all of the original line-up, we're all Irish by way of their parentage and the Irish environment in which they grew up, just like The Smiths, and it was this culture that moulded them and their musical abilities and directions. Noel even said that 'Definitely Maybe' was the "sound of five Irish Catholics from an English housing estate". To deny this is simple ignorance.
Noel has said many times that he doesn't really think about his nationality, he just is. He is influenced by both cultures, without both influences we don't get Oasis. In a recent interview however on his current press tour for his new album he did say he would like his ashes to be scattered in Ireland when he dies.
Noel on his nationality from an interview on US radio and reported in the Daily Mirror:
"I don't consider myself to be English, my parents are Irish, my wife's Scottish, my children have got some Scottish in them, but at the same time I don't feel a hundred percent Irish either because I was born in England."
On the English football team from the same interview:
"I am not a fan of the English team....If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland."
Noel from an interview with FourFourTwo magazine:
"I've always supported Ireland since I was a kid. Oasis were asked to do the England song and go on at Wembley, we couldn't do it - My uncles would have killed me"
That was incredibly eye opening. An afterthought, Kurt Cobain had irish roots as well. Interesting link
Ya he had family in Cork
Tyrone. His mum and sister were back recently to open a museum in his memory
Rob _ was a
From what I have read, Kurt is Irish and German.
I guess it's kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to watch newly released series online?
My Father is Irish and I'm proud o was born in England moved to Ireland as a child and live in England proud of both my roots thanks mum n dad🌹☘
We need more like you pal
Noel and Liam Gallagher... the thumbnail is Paul and Noel Gallagher.
I KNEW IT. Thought I was dumb or something
I love the childhood photos. Beautiful family.
I agree. It's interesting to get this little insight on their youth
Baby Liam looks like a doll, soo cute
@@bouchra6626 they are not liam and noel, but they are noel and paul
TheGooners11 what’s your obsession with their father😂😂😂
Liam's voice at the start of Champagne Supernova is pure Irish lilting magic. It has that ethereal quality. Just beautiful.
I’m Irish and I think that they should be aloud to see themselves as whatever they want
I became a Oasis fan in the summer of 2007 just before high school started and when I heard ‘Live Forever’ for the first time and saw the video. I watched their live performances on Jools Holland and I was hooked. When their final album came out I started my freshman year and thought it was their best work. Then the band broke up a year later when I became a sophomore but I heard Beady Eye and High Flying Bird’s. It showed there was still life after Oasis but hard for the fans to crossover. As an African 🇸🇸🇨🇮 born and breed in the American Midwest 🇺🇸 and a fan of Nirvana and Kurt Cobian, Liam and Noel Gallagher and Oasis I love so very much. Great British band. ☘️🇮🇪🇬🇧
"Irish blood English heart"
love it
'It's not about where you're from, it's where you're at'
Voltiak Official Ian brown
I got into [oasis] right from the beginning, as soon as I seen supersonic on the word I decided I wanted to teach myself the guitar, I still think [oasis] are cool even although they split in 2009. Liam was cool with Beady eye all great songs and Noel's still rocking with the high flying birds. hopefully they'll reform in 2017 marking the 20th anniversary of Be Here Now.
Just when I've seen it all on oasis, you get this.
Beautiful documentary.
There is an IRA monument in Duleek County Meath where Noel and Liam's father is from which has a dedication to 'Volunteer Noel Gallagher' engraved on it.
Thanks emigrant Irish for doing us so proud, from Ireland!.......Crying.......Sniff sniff......
I was born in Manchester, lived there for about half a year and moved to Scarborrough N.Yorkshire, i'm now in my 30's and i see my self as a Manc not a Scarborian and always will. Born and bread miles apart
Absolutely nothing to do with this video then eh
God, who knew how much the Irish were hated. This comment section is like 1950s London when they had signs saying NO IRISH, NO BLACKS, NO DOGS. Yes, it's true, most of your favourite artists, including 3/4 of the Beatles have Irish blood. Sorry.
+ Misses Robot -
I was just thinking that same thing myself.
Their parents (Peggy and Tommy) were Irish (born and raised). They moved to Manchester, met there and married. Had three sons - who have *all* IRISH DNA. They were born in England and are British nationality - BUT *ETHNICALLY THEY ARE IRISH*. They played GAA football (Irish football) as kids/teens and went to Ireland every summer to visit family. They still had a connection to Ireland. Even now, their Mam has a house in Ireland and they are go back to visit family.
They are British by birth only. Get over it. Liverpool and Manchester have a large amount of people of Irish descent. It doesn't take anything away from Noel, Liam or Paul to claim they feel Irish or if they claim to feel British. Who are any of you to decide what a total stranger (since you don't know any of these men) what they can/can't feel or think?
I'm a Yank of European ancestry, but I've always felt more of a connection with Europe than I do the US. I don't hate the US, just don't feel much like an American.
If people can feel/identify as a different gender - why can't people of 100% Irish dna (born in Britain) feel more like Irish people than British people?
👏👏👏
Agree. Why are people so butthurt? Noel's always saying that he has 100% Irish blood.
First television appearance of [oasis] debut single performing supersonic on the word 18/03/94. Supersonic came out on 11/04/94.
the single may have but they played their songs live before they recorded them
I remember it well, I'd say I have it on a vhs somewhere as awell
The wandering child who always interacts with Anthony Hopkins character in the show "WestWorld" looks the spitting image of Noels pictures as a child.
I wish I could speak Irish. It's such a beautiful language.
My dad taught me the odd prayer. Didn't have a clue what it meant though.
I can teach ye, it's my first language
irish blood, english heart
I was born in Ancoats Manchester, Glaswegian Father and Mancunian Mother from Irish descendants, I am a *Proud Mancunian!* and that will never change, obviously Noel isn't...
The opening shot of this film is the canal in King Cross, London. ... On a separate point: Noel always shows such loyalty to England, waving the England flag, having the England flag on Oasis tour programmes in the 1990's, cheering for the England football team and always saying "we" regarding the English team supporters - and having a large Union Jack on his guitar back in the 1990's. I'm aware his ancestry is Irish, but his self-identification has always been English. I'm very surprised therefore to hear him say in the clips in this film that he is Irish (Irish in his attitude, not just in his bloodline).
No it's not. You can even see the Beetham tower on the right.
Oh wow, the Gallaghers look so similar! You know if you were ever to have a child with one it would be stuck with fuzzy caterpillar eyebrows for sure! XD
Rebel Legends I Was A 90's Teenager,
Love the holding pic on the vid...with Noel and his brother PAUL
Who cares if the are Irish or English, they kickass n r legends!
You might have missed the point here...
Someone clearly failed to grasp the meaning of either the men or their music.
Your Mam they’re Irish.
End of
As an Irish person I think we try to claim them a lot but so do English people. I think at the ends of the day both countries just want to have the pleasure of saying they produced this amazing band but I think we just have to accept that they are Irish and they are English and we would not have oasis is it wasn’t for the Irishness but we wouldn’t have it without the Englishness either. Everyone I see who has Irish background are so extremely proud of it because we were a great country who fought hard for independence for hundreds of years. This is also another reason why I think second and third generation Irish people shy away from saying that they’re British or whatever because of how Ireland were treated by the brits for so many years and at the end of the day they are Irish and therefore will probably dislike what the brits did to this country. I don’t mind British people where’re you’re English Scottish welsh whatever once you are a good person and u aren’t ignorant to the fact that we Irish are independent proud people and aren’t these people who think we should be still part of Britain and all the rest of it. Bottom line is we don’t get to decide what the Gallaghers choose to be and just accept the fact that without both countries (Ireland and england) there would be no oasis
Also the reason England and America are filled wiht Irish is because of the state the British left the country in but look that’s all for the history books and we should just move on because anyone that was involved in any of that is dead mow
Now*
I used to think all white kids were from Irish families at one point.
@@johnforkan1492 hahahahahahah omg
God so much similar things! Probably why I love there music and get them so much
Johnny Marr, boy george, morrissey and Johnny rotten had irish parents or parent aswell.
lmao @ the part where they say noel wrote Whatever in response to his dad making him have an irish childhood. what a load of bollocks
I think it actually refers to the irish music that their father wanted them to concentrate on instead of rock n roll . 'I'll sing the blues if I want' personally I could believe that????
nice shot of the iron men on Crosby beach
24:52 NOEL💕💕
They are English, but they are also Irish. These 2 facts are indisputable.
they're british, not english. being english means you're an anglo saxon
Kevin Melia there Anglo Irish. English born and Irish roots
Manc Brothers born of Irish ethnicity and English Nationality.
you can hear a tiny hint of Irish in paul's voice. I'm irish so I can hear it
Then how did you comment this? illuminati confirmed lmao.
Sounds like a South Mancunian to me, as I am myself. There's no Irish at all in it.
mich mac
Nope. There absolutely none.
They're not Irish. Can't you just be happy with Lord of the dance
That is far more classy anyway
mich mac Pardon? I don't think so.
yer not Irish, ya foookin liar
Im a Mayo Cork combination. Born in London. British B U T ethnicity 100% Irish. Proud to be.
50% Irish 50% English Culturally
Born in England - doesnt mean much. Born AND raised in England - means you're English. Born and raised in England to Irish parents, who left Ireland to have better opportunities and one of which was a violent abusive drunk bastard? They're English, but their parents are Irish. Simple.
I'm Irish and I agree completely. Those two have always been English
The piece of land you are born on doesn't magically change your genes. You come from your parents. If your parents are from the Congo and they travel to the Arctic and give birth to you there you aren't born an Inuit.
@@gordonremsey8055 there what every they say they are
Enjoyed this video cheers 🍻
Didn't Liam have a Union Jack coat? Loads of us Mancs have Irish parents/grandparents, me included, but I'm English end of and I know Liam thinks the same.
bascet1 noel said he would spread his ashes in ireland so yeah veryyyyyy english hahah
Yes that’s fine but that still doesn’t make sense as to why Liam wore a Union Jack coat. There is a difference between being English and British you know?
Ya because a union jack coat is not as offensive if you dont grow up in an anti English British environment, as much as they went to Irish social clubs visited ireland their parents and friends being all irish listening to rebel songs playing Irish sports dissent mean u have to hate being where you are born.
It was a tribute to The Who. Also, they refused to write and perform a song for England's Football Team for the 96 Euros because, as Noel said, "We're Irish, ask Blur, they're English."
Let’s just say "English but with Irish roots"
There father use to beat the shit of them, and made them turn to music and the rest is history.
Irish r hot and that's a fact, even the bloody Westlife and Boyzone.
Union Jack guitar, very Irish.
HardWater91 Cause id say their very likely to get a record deal/sponsorship etc in the UK with guitars of the Irish tricolour
Darren Lennon but they were already famous?
HardWater91 they are Irish descent👏
HardWater91 oh shut up and enjoy the music
@@darrenlennon668 or he could just go without the union Jack.
According to Irish law and the 2004 referendum on citizenship, anyone born overseas to at least one Irish-born parent is automatically Irish.
Morrissey has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland);
John Lydon has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland);
Jimmy Carr has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland);
Spike Milligan died an Irish citizen (parents born in Ireland);
Dermot O'Leary has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland);
Angela Lansbury has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland)
Katherine Ryan has an Irish passport (father born in Ireland);
Mia Farrow has an Irish passport (mother born in Ireland)
Martin Sheen has an Irish passport (mother born in Ireland)
Daniel-Day Lewis has an Irish passport (father born in Ireland)
Peter O'Toole had an Irish passport (father born in Ireland)
Denis Leary has an Irish passport (parents born in Ireland)
And don't forget Ireland's 4th president, Erskine Childers, was born and raised in England.
Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister, is Irish then. His mother was Irish and she died when he was about 20. Tony Blair could have played rugby or football for Ireland.
1986 divorce, I remember me auntie being in a shit relationship in the early 90s in ireland... say no more, for me as much as I like oasis as a music group that give me pleasure it warms me more that any single person in life can impact many others more buy being a genuine loving person and not being a knut. The world doesn't love you but if u can make 1 or 2 people love you then the world is a better place. On a more tribal note I live seeing either noel or Liam in Argentina and Germany colours 🤭
Hopefully they reunite sooner rather than later
@@edmondfin4252 not sticking me nose In but they need to make up first not even that just accept that their two different people in the same story... I wouldn't want oasis if they couldn't both accept this.
Fantastic!!!!!!!
Noel begging for Liam to call him AND NOW he’s posting videos of BOTH he’s brothers …. How desperate is he …. NOW you know how Liam felt when he needed you and you WAS NOT there for him…. I hope he DOES NOT contact you …. Like you DID NOT contact him….
ROCK ON …. LIAM… ☮️
The last great band
They've Irish blood but there both Manchester lads. And that's coming from an Irish man
Ireland and england are brothers like noel and liam. Half of england is Irish and Irish people love anyone that is a little bit irish because were the most patriotic of people, but no matter how irish the english football team is we still support the other team.
@Searla Louise your in no position to tell me what I do or dont know, not true, I never mentioned anything about why irish people emigrated to england, there was no famine so I dont know why you include genocide with famine.
@Searla Louise I never said anyone told me what to do. gb
so if a dog's born in a barn it's a cow
@Karl Best comment on here. Thanks for the giggle!
I’m born in England and I say I’m Irish
That would suggest they have zero Irish blood when in fact they don’t have a drop of English blood in them, dad is from Meath,mam is from Mayo
If your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle, but she hasn't, so she's not. You know what I mean?
Can we not just agree that they’re English-Irish
I prefer the term 'manc paddy'
Liam is the spit of his Mam.
Peggy was so pretty
The irish are known for being musical, so it should be no suprise that alot of great bands have irish roots....i defo reckon there is something in the genes! but they were raised in Manchester at the end of the day so they are still mancs as far as im concerned, its grim up north and thats what created the oasis sound (it wud never have happened in ireland)
The Oasis sound is an amalgamation of everything they were exposed to growing up. Noel says the Oasis punch the air attitude comes from the Irish rebel songs he grew up listening to. Without the mixture of both Irish and English culture we would not have Oasis. Im just thankful we do.
as if yall islanders haven’t mixed with each other for thousands of years already... who’s to say what’s irish blood and what’s english blood? What matters is what they themselves identify as.
Thank you!👏👏👏
Then you don't understand genetics, history or even basic common sense.
Perché Liam non è citato?non viene intervistato sull'argomento perché?
Irish blood, English people
They may be born in England and be English but their second name is as Irish as you can get hahaha
@Searlaigh Daily i think if you're born and raised in a country you're from there and that's coming from an Irish man myself
@Searlaigh Daily Just because his mother was Irish don't make him Irish. Why is it that none of us like when americans claim to be Irish but when it's someone famous the kerry gold butter runs in their veins and they only eat brennan's bread ? He's not Irish while he has an Irish mother he was born and raised in The UK. I am Irish and I am from the oldest county and city in Ireland, Waterford where Thomas Francis Meagher flew the first ever Irish flag. Where Waterford Crystal is made and that very glass is the ball dropped every new years in New York. Waterford has the oldest building in Ireland the reginald's tower.
Déise Abú.
Don't tell me I'm not Irish sit down lad hahaha
@Searlaigh Daily Ohhhh okay i get ya now lad yeah it doesn't fit right I hear ya
Irish blood English heart what's I'm made of...
Most of these comments are from 4 years ago...wow
Why is this being recorded in English and Spanish ?
Video titled "Noel and Liam Gallagher", so why is the thumbnail of Noel and Paul Gallagher?
Noel and his brother both in the video saying their Irish people in the comments think they still know them better lol don't be buthurt their still Manchester and proud
Irish people didn’t invent rock & roll. Black people in America did.
Subtitles pls
All the English people on here getting upset lol
gaelic language?.yay! irish language besides english language of course
Good documentary but seriously...everyone has ancestors from all over. They were born in England so they are English. Me? Born in America but I have a scottish bloodline. Case an point.
Exactly! I'm half Czech on dad's side and Irish , Scottish , English Welsh and Dutch on my mom's side.Born in America ,raised in America , so therefore I am. Great comment by the way. xo
So if they were born in Japan they would be Japanese?
Sorry like the Gallaghers both my parents are Irish. Maybe your family is from everywhere.
I'm born in England with Irish parents, grandparents etc. and when it comes down to it would call myself Irish, but this is overblown, not everything done in my life is down to being Irish and some of the stuff in this is absolute bollox
Made all the more stupid by making everyone in it talk Gaelic
Why are your parents and grandparents Irish ...
+TheManorBeast because that's where they're from, I don't fully understand the question
alfie shoebridge
Ok so they're from Ireland therefore Irish. Accepted
You are from England, therefore ....
Therefore plastic but england is shite
This is some right bollocks init
stereotypical desperate use of national stereotype ('bollocks', 'innit') to have your comment validated, triggggerrrreeedddd
What is Song time 6:02
JImmyNight.`s Rockin Chair
Thx ^^
Born in England, they're English, end of story.
Exactly 😊
"Born in England, they're English, end of story."
I agree. But for some, it aint so simple unfortunately.
"If a dogs born in a horses stable, doesnt mean its a horse does it? "
Dude, are you a fu$#in NAZI ?
RideMyTruck no but your mum is.
joe man whare your born then that's your nationality.... End of
It sounds like Dutch
seria bom uma tradução
This is hilarious they're suggesting oasis are Irish
God how desperate
Parents are both Irish? Thereby by definition they are Irish... desperate comment ! hahaha
TheManorBeast Gallagher is an extremely Irish surname. And Noel and Liam are Irish names
westie kid liam-> william
Orbital Drop Liam is an Irish name though, their mother and father are Irish catholics
westie kid my friend was born in Canada but his parents are both from Israel, he doesn’t speak much israeli if any, but I guess he’s not Canadian even though he was raised here
potato
to be sure!!
I would say big majority of us born in Manchester and liverpool are of irish descent. Due to the massive influx from Ireland in past generations. But I'm born in england.. so I'm English.
Me too but I can't just forget my upbringing
What a load of bollocks that they didn't write a song for the England football team because they was Irish!? They fucking adored football and their favourite team is a Manchester club, there proud of being from Manchester, they didn't write one cause they just thought it wasn't for them to do that and might have been a bad career move. Irish my arse.
Tom Myers im not english but the song stop crying your heart out is about england not winning the world cup
Noel Gallagher direct quote from a US radio show in 2014, talking on the English football team: "I am not a fan of the English team....If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland."
Noel from an interview with FourFourTwo magazine: "I've always supported Ireland since I was a kid. Oasis were asked to do the England song and go on at Wembley, we couldn't do it - my uncles would have killed me"
What language are some of the interviewers talking?
Jon Mendez Gaeilge
Jon Mendez Gaeilge
Irish
On this there saying that if your Irish it influences everything like you can't have a guitar in your house if your English😂 rubbish this.
This looks like Paul making a few quid out of talking bollocks again.
someone's angerrryyy
What language are they speaking in?
Irish lol
Gaelic (Irish)
they're english. my parents are both irish but i consider myself english. it is embarrassing to try and claim you're irish when you were not born and raised there, same as when you have americans claiming to be italian. your blood is the most meaningless aspect of who you are. yeah it will dictate your appearance (im a pasty bastard), so fair enough if you want to say you're irish or italian or whatever in that context, but it's not what makes you who you are. the country you are born and raised in is what shapes you. dion dublin is english. there's a million black england players who are not nigerian or jamaican, they're english. i have no problem them saying they were influenced by their parents' irish ways and were shaped somewhat by irish culture, because they definitely would have been, but to outright say they're irish is stupid. what makes you who you are is way more than just blood, they lived in england their whole lives, they are evidently mancunian and heavily moulded by the area they grew up in, the people they grew up with, and english culture in general. i say this all as a big oasis fan so i'm not just having a go
The most overrated ever