Thread: Is Liam Gallagher a natural born comedian?

I was watching this interview with Liam Gallagher earlier and was in stitches a couple of times. The man is just so funny!

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So, my question is a simple one. Is Liam Gallagher a natural born comedian?

A natural twat, I've rarely seen it smearing so naturally out of someone.

He ain't a natural born singer thats for sure haha!

Originally Posted by Nameless

A natural twat, I've rarely seen it smearing so naturally out of someone.

He is an idiot for sure, but he does it so well. He says the daftest things and obviously seems to mean it when he says it too. The ridiculous words along with the absurd swagger would make him a very good character piece for another comedian, but amazingly Gallagher is an actual real person.

very funny bloke just like his brother and both are complete legends

Greatest band of my generation (no pun intended) and founders of britpop

LEGENDS!!

Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer

very funny bloke just like his brother and both are complete legends

Greatest band of my generation (no pun intended) and founders of britpop

LEGENDS!!

I think Noel would be a decent guy to have a good chat about music with. He seems to know his stuff. Liam I am less sure about, but I am sure he would be much funnier.

Both complete tools - but I am a big fan of their first 2 albums.

If Liam wasn't famous he's the kind of guy you'd be embarrassed to be seen with.

And why was he wearing Pam Ayre's hair.

Too right, Bilbo. He seems to have no sense of self awareness, but that's what makes him so funny IMO. A proper clown.

Originally Posted by BIG H

Both complete tools - but I am a big fan of their first 2 albums.

Both considered the greatest 2 albums of the 1990s

Definitely maybe waved in a new era of music, whats the story simply took it to another level

Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer

Originally Posted by BIG H

Both complete tools - but I am a big fan of their first 2 albums.

Both considered the greatest 2 albums of the 1990s

Definitely maybe waved in a new era of music, whats the story simply took it to another level

I was at Knebworth in 96, and even though I am really critical of their output in the last 14 years, they were amazing at that time and I was completely caught up in that whole era/scene.

Problem is, that 2 great albums (great as they were) out of 7 is not good enough


Actually The Masterplan was also a great album imo