US EditionLiam Gallagher's 'I Love You All' Apology After Social Media Post - Liverpool Echo
- Oasis kicked off their long-awaited Live '25 reunion tour at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Saturday, with over 74,000 attendees expected.
- The tour reunites brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher for the first time in 16 years after their 2009 split and includes international dates culminating in South Korea.
- Ahead of their upcoming Seoul concert, Liam Gallagher posted and quickly deleted a tweet containing the racial slur 'Ching-Chaeng-Chong', triggering widespread backlash.
- Liam took to X to express regret for his previous tweet, emphasizing that any offense caused was unintentional and sending a message of peace and love, though responses to his apology varied.
- The incident cast a shadow over the reunion tour's atmosphere, and it remains unclear if the apology will ease tensions ahead of Oasis's concert in South Korea.
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Will Oasis face boycott? Liam Gallagher’s slur draws backlash in Korea, Japan
Liam Gallagher of the legendary British rock band Oasis, is facing backlash for a racially insensitive remark that angered many fans in Korea and beyond. On Tuesday, Gallagher posted the word “Chingch...
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