After a moment from a Boston concert when the band caught a tech CEO and his HR manager embracing one another, Liam Gallagher took a cheeky swipe at Coldplay.
After a moment from one of their concerts went viral on social media, Liam Gallagher took a dig at Coldplay. After Andy Byron, the group’s CEO, was caught with his hands around Kristin Cabot, their HR chief, on a kiss cam, leading them both to squirm instantly, the group, led by Chris Martin, quickly became the subject of a social media stir.
Andy left his position at the tech company on Saturday, having initially taken a leave of absence. The board made the decision. Liam, who referenced the clip during Oasis’ final performance as part of their Heaton Park residency over the weekend, didn’t forget about it.
Do any lovebirds reside in the home? Liam posed the question to the 80, 000-person crowd on Sunday. Doesn’t matter who you’re f*ing mingling with or tingling with, none of our f*ing business, the Manchester legend continued, “Don’t worry, we ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t ain’t f*ing f*ing camera sh*t.”
Before belting out Slide Away, Liam continued to add, “This one’s for the love birds, anyway,” in the clip shared by Kieran Smith. Byron and Cabot were both deeply embarrassed in the Coldplay clip because the kiss-cam was pointed their way.
Chris’ comment, “Oh, look at these two, either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy, made him laugh.” Astronomer stated in a statement shared over the weekend that it is “committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding.” Our leaders are expected to uphold the highest standards for conduct and accountability, but recently that standard was broken.
The Board of Directors accepted Andy Byron’s resignation, and he has submitted a letter of resignation. Although consumer perceptions of our business may have changed overnight, neither has our business’s product nor our work for our customers. Our customers have the most challenging data and AI problems, and we’re still working on it.
Coldplay, however, were not the only people to be mentioned during the final show at Heaton Park. Older sibling Noel, used his solo section to take aim at the Royal Family. During the opening night of their Manchester shows, he dedicated the track Half The World Away to the late Caroline Aherne, famed for playing Denise in The Royle Family, which the song is also the soundtrack to.
But on Sunday, when he started playing the track, he said: “This one, for the Royal Family,” which the audience appeared to lap up as they let out loud cheers. “Not that f***ing Royal Family! The real Royle Family,” he added, in a clip which is being shared on TikTok, as the crowd let out a louder cheer, before he started performing the moving track.
Oasis are now gearing up to headline Wembley Stadium following their five sold-out shows in Manchester and Cardiff’s two opening performances. After the first five shows almost sold out, they’ll have a staggering seven nights at England’s stadium.
Oasis last played at Wembley Stadium on July 12, 2009, as part of their Dig Out Your Soul Tour. It became one of their final performances before they split in Paris later in the year. The band have a varied history with the venue, with Noel previously describing a 2000 gig as one of their ‘worst ever.’ “That was the low point in Oasis,” he said. “It was a horrible two-and-a-half hours on stage. Liam can hang his head in shame. It was dreadful,” he added.
Source: Mirror
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