Over the holidays, Oasis fans thought they received a Christmas miracle when Liam Gallagher declared a truce with brother Noel. But being Liam, he backtracked on that in no time. Now, though, he says there was never any truce to begin with — and it was all the result of drunk tweeting.
Speaking to NME, Liam explained this about the whole truce debacle: "It was Christmas and mom was getting on me. And I had a couple of drinks and I put it out there. It was me drunk."
To prove he's as bitter as ever, Liam added of his ever-strained relationship with Noel, "I've got nothing to apologize for… he was the one who split up the band."
Talking about a prospective Oasis reunion, he said, "If this [solo] album hadn't gone well… I would have been his little bitch. But it has gone well and the dynamics of the band have changed."
Liam elaborated, "I've got a bit of [cache]. It'd have to be on both our terms. I would give it all up if it was on the right terms. It should never have been about — yeah, you wrote the songs, but you live a different lifestyle than the rest of the band. That's a recipe for disaster. It goes to your head."
Further keeping the hate alive, Liam also said this to NME about Noel's most recent album Who Built the Moon?: "People keep going on about how he's on a journey. It sounds like a shit Kula Shaker."
You can watch the entire interview with NME below.
Speaking to NME, Liam explained this about the whole truce debacle: "It was Christmas and mom was getting on me. And I had a couple of drinks and I put it out there. It was me drunk."
To prove he's as bitter as ever, Liam added of his ever-strained relationship with Noel, "I've got nothing to apologize for… he was the one who split up the band."
Talking about a prospective Oasis reunion, he said, "If this [solo] album hadn't gone well… I would have been his little bitch. But it has gone well and the dynamics of the band have changed."
Liam elaborated, "I've got a bit of [cache]. It'd have to be on both our terms. I would give it all up if it was on the right terms. It should never have been about — yeah, you wrote the songs, but you live a different lifestyle than the rest of the band. That's a recipe for disaster. It goes to your head."
Further keeping the hate alive, Liam also said this to NME about Noel's most recent album Who Built the Moon?: "People keep going on about how he's on a journey. It sounds like a shit Kula Shaker."
You can watch the entire interview with NME below.