Getting David Attenborough to narrate this story is amazing 👍

@darrenmuso2621

5 ай бұрын

😂

Yes 'BigUn' tou legend: thanks for bringing Liam to us🎉🎉🎉🎉

Big up to Big Un for helping create my favourite band 😎👌🎶🎸🎵

Great video mate 🙏

This is awesome content sir.

Love these other side of the story type videos.

@tommeredith7462

5 ай бұрын

The other side of a video is where the False narrative and misinformation comes in. They report some known fact’s and them make up a load of crap. This is a lame documentary in my opinion. Best wishes

@GT380man

5 ай бұрын

@@tommeredith7462You’d be very surprised if you knew what really happened. Not the official “origins story”.

BigUn: dont let Noel take control over the band Noel: takes control and makes Oasis the biggest band in the world BigUn: I told ya All confused

First!!!! Is this a reupload? But with the voice of David Attenborough instead of your own? Anyway, very entertaining, thanks.

Nice one interesting stuff!!

Good band. And remember- never text and drive, guys. Stay alert on the road.

Liam is so misunderstood. Pure beautiful soul Liam has. Oasis offered him a job he didn’t want it. So why didn’t Big Un take the back stage job.

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

You're right; Liam Gallagher is often seen as a complex figure with a lot of depth beneath his public persona. As for Big'Un, he turned down the backstage job offer. Sometimes people choose not wanting to change the nature of their relationship with the band. It's a reminder that behind the scenes, there are personal choices and stories as compelling as the music itself.

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

What was the nature of the relationship? Clearly, never one that he assumed ! Imposed himself on others without any use or talent . Bit like the Jim Carey character in The Cable Guy He’s just a guy who did a bit of networking with the personnel, was brought of the ride for a while and wrongly assumed that he would be there forever . He’s the type that would bore the living shit out of anyone in a pub , constantly talking about the band as if himself was in it . “Defending” the band , “as if they were family “ ffs

@dondamon4669

5 ай бұрын

No Liam is like his dad Noel is the one with soul, just listen to his songs

As a fan of oasis I can see both sides. What’s the bigger take from this? Noel seems to be at the center of all the firing and unfriending and usually as soon as he feels like the kid that’s gotta share a toy. Liam seems a bit aloof and the type to get caught up in shit like fame and such but is just a phase and eventually comes back down to earth and can then make amends and forget about squabbles. Noel didn’t forget, doesn’t apologize, and therefore no amends will be made and Oasis will forever be in the past. It does bother me to say that because you don’t want it to be that way but at the end of the day it just seems to be the way.

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

You've captured the intricacy of the relationship between the Gallagher brothers and dug into the core of Oasis's dynamic conflict. It's true that Liam is renowned for his brazen, carefree demeanor both onstage and off, while Noel is frequently perceived as the more somber, business-minded one, focused on musical purity and control. This difference contributed to their legendary reputation and ultimately brought them to an end. Your opinion is in line with what many fans have noticed: Despite Liam's more erratic attitude, Noel's unwillingness to make concessions or make amends has prevented Oasis from getting back together. It serves as a moving reminder of how interpersonal conflicts may undermine even the most fruitful teamwork.

@GreggZvideos

4 ай бұрын

@@frfrbsb You've obviously thought a great deal about the relationships in Oasis, especially those between Noel and Liam Gallagher. Regarding the intricacies of their relationship and their respective responsibilities in the band, you've raised some interesting points. It's true that Noel had a lot of influence because he was the main lyricist and a major decision-maker. This frequently put him in difficult situations, such as the one you described involving Alan White. It's crucial to keep in mind that band dynamics can be quite complex and influenced by a wide range of personal and professional issues, especially in groups as well-known and turbulent as Oasis. Your comparison between Noel and Liam and persons with various occupations who, consequently, have different "scents" is a clever method to illustrate how roles within a band can influence attitudes and actions. It highlights that what appears to be a personal characteristic is frequently a requirement or outcome for one's line of work. You're bringing up a crucial point about Noel's forgiveness and his decision to leave toxic relationships, which is his attitude to self-care and mental health. It's true that severing ties with individuals who persistently bring negativity into one's life can be a wise move. You appear to think that Noel's stated actions toward his brother and other band members are consistent with this idea of mental well-being and self-preservation. You also mentioned a crucial point on how their fights are cyclical. In tense relationships, it's frequently necessary to interrupt a pattern of contact rather than just expecting one person to change. It appears that a big reason Oasis hasn't reformed is this cycle. According to your interpretation, even though Noel doesn't initiate the connection, it is nonetheless mutually detrimental because of the way he responds to Liam's provocations. Ultimately, your last metaphor with the leaking house and the broken toaster is a moving approach to convey that, although each brother has his concerns (the broken toaster), the bigger issues between them (the flooding house) need to be resolved first. The premise that concentrating on little problems won't fix the larger, more urgent ones is succinctly captured by this metaphor. I appreciate you expressing your opinions!

Who the f*** is Big Un 😂 , ive never heard his name in 30 years , something tells me this guy knew Liam , was a chancer and a hanger on and was eventually told to do one cus him and his mates were thinking they were part of the band and could do what they liked , taking liberties etc.. Who put this video together ? It really feels like they are working hard to make a small role into this guy being the main man in Oasis , why would Ferguson speak to the car valet ffs 😂 Very odd video , they owe him nothing , just a chancer trying to make out he is more than he is , I bet they don't even remember the guy 😂

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

The narrative presented might seem to inflate Big Un's role, but in the world of rock 'n' roll, where personal relationships can significantly influence musicians and their direction, his impact as a friend and mentor might have been more substantial than it appears. The video likely aims to explore these less visible influences, offering a more nuanced view of what goes into the making of a band beyond just the music and public figures.

@paulashbee4265

5 ай бұрын

coz i'm the Big'un 😅❤

Noel is a genius and tell me one musical genius from Lennon to Cobain that didnt have a difficult different complex introvert personality!! Noel is a songwriter he is on a different plane to Liam whose personality is so simple he's not much different to an ape, there is nothing interesting with Liam, hes basically had hos older brother do e everything for him and had a good childhood whilst Noel was battered and Noel took the beatings for liam and amd told his mum if you dont leavd him ill kill him so she left him so Liam had a spoilt childhood compared. Noel made so many people rich and they are all spiteful and ungrateful just coz he doesn't care to be there friend! Noel is Oasis them songs are his dreams music has been his life whilst liam just wants fame and said if the gigs weren't big he wouldn't make music anymore but Noel would

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

You've highlighted the intriguing contrast between Noel and Liam Gallagher, a dynamic that's as compelling as their music. Noel's reputed genius and complex personality indeed set him apart, much like many other musical icons from Lennon to Cobain. It's fascinating how these intricate personalities shape their art and influence.

@stunod1479

4 ай бұрын

Liam is a rock star rock god. Noel is a songwriter. Rock star wins Every Time.

@dondamon4669

3 ай бұрын

​@@stunod1479how is he a rock star? He hasn't ever written a rock song and doesn't do rock? Without Noel he is just standing there with arms behind his back in silence 😂

What absolute twaddle. He’s a periphery figure who Liam worked for pre-Oasis, who has a massively overly inflated sense of his importance in their story. No wonder he’s been shut out. They offered him a job doing something of value to the band, which he declined - because he had a van and was car valeting for a few footballers. That’s literally the end of the story. 30 years later, he’s still trying to dine out on the band.

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

Hey there, thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's true that Big'Un is considered a more peripheral figure in the grand Oasis narrative. His role and influence can certainly be seen as more modest compared to the core members of the band. We aim to explore various angles and lesser-known stories surrounding rock legends, and sometimes that includes figures who might not be in the limelight but have interesting anecdotes to share. It's fascinating how different perspectives can paint a varied picture of the band's history.

@Steaminlidz

5 ай бұрын

@@GreggZvideos It is interesting to look at the different people getting the band off the ground and providing the band with assistance, and Noel certainly does have form for downplaying the influence that others had (The Real People successfully proved that). I don’t believe that Big’un is in that same category, no matter what he might believe.

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

I think the broader context is that many aspects of our world are deceptive. The system perpetually crafts stories to shape our beliefs. This pattern probably applies to nearly every band or rockstar we look up to. My comment isn't so much in support of Paul Ashbee as it is an observation about the music industry and the complex network it creates.

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

Love to hear the stories from the footballers who had the misfortune of being pestered by him .

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

What next? A video of their first girlfriends or their first groupies ? I think even the most hardcore Oasis fans can accept that the Gallagher brothers are thundering gobshites with big mouths and egos that are way beyond their actual considerable talent, more so Noel. However, this video simply sets out to blacken them . No one likes people (Big Un - grow up lad , you are in your 50s ) trying to live off the coat tails of others, especially when their use and value expired a long long time ago He couldn’t be trusted with his mouth or his own little gang who came in and caused problems . It’s enough to have one Liam Gallagher and not a mob of wannabes (you see them at gigs and pubs. All dressed like him and copy his mannerisms. Total nut jobs ) See how naive he was . Alan McGee sussed him out and trapped him with ideas of making up stories to the press and denied it all. No doubt that was a plant job . Look, Paul Gallagher , their brother is another useless hanger on. They had to get rid of him too. What on earth was he doing getting interviewed a lot . He even got a book out of it in the early days, albeit it was well written (who ever did the work ) People like that will always end up embarrassing you

ahhhh the tangled web, like Albert Goldman all things based in truth depending on who you talk to, I enjoyed it and Noel was the only living person big enough to write songs with Macca, just imagine, thats shit Paul this works better

@lucasoheyze4597

5 ай бұрын

Elvis Costello wrote a whole album's worth of songs with McCartney

There seems to be a certain snobbery in the music industry about a working class band that became heavyweights in the rock world. They prefer to prop up hippy elites now that chime along with the establishment. The rebels are all above 35 now atleast. It's a strange world

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

Oasis was heavily influenced by classic rock and roll icons like The Beatles. This blend of working-class roots and an homage to rock legends created a unique sound that resonated with so many.

@greatscott369

5 ай бұрын

@@GreggZvideos the beatles, the who, T rex, lots of influences and noel wrote some great songs.

Noel tried to make the Real People disappear from Oasis history too. Thankfully James Hargreaves outed the truth. No doubt Noel will take him down too one day!

@michaelmulhall5007

5 ай бұрын

The story of the real people gets blown out of context. They helped them as a young band coming in the studio showed them as few things. If the real people were anything themselves as a band they would made it to the level of a bluetones shed seven etc. They were shite dream on and that’s it one tune. Next they’ll be claiming they wrote Noel’s latest album

@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

5 ай бұрын

@@doves9204 tbf Ive never listened to his music. Theres nothing about him that would make me want to listen. Blown out of context that Noel suddenly made sure they were removed from all guest lists? That definitely happened.

@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

5 ай бұрын

@@doves9204 nope that was after…..

@theculturedthug6609

5 ай бұрын

@@michaelmulhall5007 Tbf the Griffith Brothers have wrote some classics songs four major artists.

@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

5 ай бұрын

@@doves9204 yes

I thought “Take Me” was written by Liam n Bonehead

You know how this has gone down with unibrowed two, it's probably the arl, The Beatles never admitted to having any none musical outside help, so why should we !

Don’t you have to credit all the video sources used in your video?

@dhul_qarnyan

4 ай бұрын

It’s KZread 😂

Little ‘un

Is this supposed to be David Attenborough's voice? Lol. This must be the 3rd time I've seen this with different commentary

I don't get it? What is he owed? Nothing! He was a friend of the band - he was a hanger on and when he was told to get a job with the band he refused because he felt like he was above it. Move on.

@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

5 ай бұрын

Finders fee….🤷🏾‍♂️

@m189283

5 ай бұрын

Aye load of shite - he’s fishing about for a credit for being someone they knew early doors

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

His decision not to take a job with the band might seem confusing to some, but it reflects the nuanced and personal choices people make in the music industry. It's a reminder that relationships in the rock 'n' roll world often go beyond simple categorizations of "hanger-on" or "band member." These stories add depth to our understanding of the music and the people who create it. Let's continue exploring these stories and appreciate the complex human elements that contribute to the music we love.

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

@@GreggZvideosif you are going to publish videos and then reply to people’s feed back and allow a comment section in the first place , then have the balls to allow those statement be published without restriction . You have no ground to justify the deletion of the posts . Unfounded hurt feelings are not a reply to being fairly and legitimately called out for your nonsensical replies .

@paulashbee4265

5 ай бұрын

lovely happy new year🎉

God bless the internet. All you need is editing tools and narratives skills and you can rewrite history. This video proves that. What’s next? Stuart Sutcliffe was the reason for the Beatles success? Like the dummy who never once did anything athletic trying to tell a professional how to do it right.

@stunod1479

4 ай бұрын

BRAVO

Obviously there is a reverse side to all these tales.

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

Correct. Which is why the greater revelation being revealed is that most things in life are not what they seem...

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

What has been revealed ? The vast majority of people who have viewed and commented on this video have pointed out that this Walter Mitty has nothing to be complaining about . You have removed all doubt as to what a self important twat he is . Then you are waffling about complexities and nuances as if you have a clue as to what you are talking about .

Remember when you called him big Ooon?

@RichieW90210

5 ай бұрын

I remember

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

I sure do. Not a word I'd seen or used before I came upon this gentleman. Been corrected many times since.

The moment liam praised noel, and noel kissed liam....... Don't know when will they come up something like that again someday ..😢

@biblical1982

5 ай бұрын

It's sad that Noel only shows him love when Liam praises him

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

Reunion would be pointless. For years we clamoured for a Stone Roses reunion, got it but it was a bit meh

@dondamon4669

5 ай бұрын

There grown up men now brothers not drunk people getting used to fake 😂 none of my uncles hang about together or even hardly speak, it's normal behaviour. My dad probably didn't see his brother for twenty years!

Doesn’t matter, “seed planted and a new life is formed” 😂

2nd

When Oasis joined the level of the Beatles, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones! When did that happen? They never broke America! 😂

@trillshox2281

6 күн бұрын

They where huge worldwide the US isn't everything

... and then bigun woke up from his imaginary world. the end.

Icarus

@GreggZvideos

5 ай бұрын

Perfect

excellent vid, very interesting, very well done. but fer the record 'OASIS' are not even in the same universe with 'THE BEATLES'.

@theculturedthug6609

5 ай бұрын

Definitely. Oasis were massive in the UK because they appeal to the working-class who had no one to cheer on. I'm not surprised the Americans didn't really get Oasis it wasn't meant for them. You just can't compare Oasis to The Beatles.

@GT380man

5 ай бұрын

Yes, the Tavistock invested a great deal more effort in The Beatles than in Oasis.

@nobrakesukspeedway

5 ай бұрын

That’s just an opinion, so not “fer the record”

@NoirL.A.

5 ай бұрын

@@nobrakesukspeedway it's my opinion, fer the record. if you wanna get technical about it.

@dondamon4669

5 ай бұрын

In the UK they were bigger then the Beatles for a couple of years easily

Now I know what it is like to be tripping on psychedelic mushrooms. Weirdest. Video. Ever.

Whos Bringing thd Horse to France?

@theculturedthug6609

5 ай бұрын

What?

@gavintuesday4959

5 ай бұрын

It’s an old Kerry gold ad

@eoindonovan238

5 ай бұрын

@@gavintuesday4959 Well Spotted Sir...

Woah David Attenborough?!!!! Fucking helll lol

is big’un a real person? or is this a joke

Is this guy still lying 😂 I had the unfortunate experience of befriending him and I made it clear I wasn’t interested him romantically! I was in hospital for a few weeks and he turned on him and called me every name under the sun ! Threatened me and my kids .. so I contacted Paul Gallagher ( Liam’s and Noel’s brother ) The Gallaghers are fully aware of Paul B lies and Paul Gallagher said on insta he talks nothing but crap!

Big Un probably doesn't even know hos nickname is ironic and given because hes a little prick 😂

He was offered a job what more did he want ? Get paid for hanging on 🤣

The oasis story is as manufactured as any boy band you can name...thats why there is so much contradiction in the stories of how they made it

@stunod1479

4 ай бұрын

Rubbish. Noel can write, and Liam is one of the most iconic lead men ever. Rock star.

@DeadbeatDecember

4 ай бұрын

@stunod1479 they're charlatans. How does a band that only played a few gigs... no fans, only a handful of songs get a record contract to a major label. 100% scripted. They were manufactured

so a overrrate band,nearly as bad as kiss

@m189283

5 ай бұрын

I’m sure they care what random KZread guy says

@dds94

5 ай бұрын

That overrated you listed to this 😂

@trevormerren2329

5 ай бұрын

They were the Best Band in the world but it was a Classic tale of Rise and Fall!