American living in UK slams Oasis gigs but Noel Gallagher's daughter has 'best response'

Over the past few weeks most people have been talking about the Oasis reunion. After all, it's the first time the band has been back together in 16 years, and thousands of fans have been flocking to see the Gallagher brothers take to the stage together again.

However, an American woman living in Manchester has slammed the Oasis reunion, and opened up about a personal issue she has with it. Though she has concerns, she probably didn't expect Noel Gallagher's daughter, Anaïs, to reply to her TikTok rant after she shared it with the world online and caused a stir with her bold claims.

Gizzelle Cade said: "This message is for the people of Manchester and Manchester only. I need you guys to wrap up this Oasis thing this week. I need you to wrap it up this week.

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"I'm leaving my house and McDonald's - Oasis, Adidas - Oasis, Oasis merch, Oasis look-a-like contests, Oasis discounted drinks, music all night - you guys need to wrap this up.

"I've listened to the music - it's ok, but it's not Calypso, it's not Afrobeat. I need you guys to wrap this up this week, so I can start leaving my house in peace. Thank you - signed, a concerned US/UK citizen"

The video has been viewed dozens of times since it was shared, but one very important person took to the comments section. Noel's daughter, Anaïs, was one of many people to respond.

She said: "Girl, let the fans have their fun. They've waited long enough." Naturally, people were quick to like the comment.

Other fans also seemed a bit angry, as another wrote: "Lol, I'm 100% not an Oasis fan and I also live in Manchester; however, you as an American cannot come and live in the city where Oasis was born and tell people here to 'wrap it up'.

"You can't expect people to tone down being a Mancunian. I agree that it's a lot, but let people have their fun. Just stay at home until it's over?"

Someone else replied: "I think it's ignorant to move somewhere and ask the local culture to tone down a cultural tidal wave of an Oasis reunion."

One more wrote: "Imagine moving to Manchester and being annoyed by Oasis." To this, the content creator replied: "I didn't know before I got here."

Another added: "God forbid a band comes back after 16 years." A blatant Oasis fan also chimed in with: "But they are unapologetically ours. We will celebrate them."

Some people did agree with Gizzelle though, as someone else replied: "I live around the corner from Heaton Park. It's been hell." One more added: "I was over Oasis before they started."

Despite Gizzelle's concerns, around 80,000 fans attended Heaton Park for the first of five gigs in Manchester. Last weekend, the Gallagher brothers opened the show with Hello, the first number on their hugely celebrated album What's The Story (Morning Glory)?

Fans have been raving about the shows since the band first kicked off the reunion tour in Cardiff. Many have labelled the gigs among "best" they've ever experienced.