Liam Gallagher has taken to Twitter to make a couple of bold claims regarding his solo career, and the future of Oasis.
Earlier today, Gallagher announced that he plans to retire as a solo artist after the release of his third album. “After album no3 I’m gonna split up with myself I just don’t think I’ll be able to work with myself any longer I can write what I like and so can he but I think it’s for the best,” he wrote.
Prior to the announcement that he plans to retire as a solo musician, Liam toyed with the idea of an Oasis reunion. “I intend to retire as solo artist after album no3 as I have just had a call from my brother begging me to start oasis again in 2022 if you believe in life after love c’mon you know LG x,” he shared.
I intend to retire as solo artist after album no3 as I have just had a call from my brother begging me to start oasis again in 2022 if you believe in life after love c’mon you know LG x
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) January 8, 2020
After album no3 I’m gonna split up with myself I just don’t think I’ll be able to work with myself any longer I can write what I like and so can he but I think it’s for the best
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) January 8, 2020
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We’ve all learnt to take everything that Liam Gallagher says with a grain of salt. Though we wouldn’t put it past him to drop news of the most hotly anticipated reunion with this level of brilliant apathy.
In other news, a few days ago Liam Gallagher teased that he was considering releasing a track ‘The World’s In Need’, which didn’t make the cut on his second album, Why Me, Why Not?.
“I wrote a song last year called The worlds in need -/:;(£)( might have to release it doesn’t matter if it’s out of tune as it’s true c’mon you know LG x,” he shared on Twitter.
He then shared a glimpse of the tracks lyrics, writing: “It’s calling me it’s calling you listen up let’s get to you know I need a sign for peace of mind the worlds in need send gods speed c’mon you know LFUKING x (sic)”.
Read our interview with Liam Gallagher here.