Anais Gallagher reacted to her father’s recent comments against wearing masks.
The former Oasis musician made headlines in September for criticizing mandatory masks in shops and public transport.
Now, his daughter, shared with first wife Meg Matthews, expressed her thoughts. She called herself “less revolutionary” than her father.
According to metro.co.uk, when asked about her dad’s opinion, she said: “I get where he’s coming from, but I’m less extreme. I’m generally less revolutionary than my dad. I’ve never stopped wearing a mask”.
She added: “My generation is quite lenient, which isn’t always good. We do what we’re told too much. We live in the era of fake news and Facebook deciding what news is”.
The 20-year-old also stated: “We are afraid of being canceled. It’s risky to be yourself in my generation. If you go against the grain, you can be completely cut out”.
Noel Gallagher dismissed the government’s measure, telling friend Matt Morgan:
“Too many freedoms are being taken away. I went to shops today. [They said] You have to wear a mask. Says who?”.
He continued: “I choose not to wear one. If I get the virus, it’s on me. If everyone else wears a mask, I won’t catch it from them. And if I have it, they won’t catch it from me. I think it’s nonsense”.
Anais Gallagher decided to continue wearing masks, like her uncle Liam Gallagher.
Though the former Oasis frontman criticized some government measures, he vowed to wear a mask and even shared a selfie wearing one.
When a fan suggested he “drop it,” he replied that he liked the anonymity. He said: “I don’t mind the mask. I can walk around, and no one knows me”.
The outspoken rocker stayed consistent, being spotted multiple times in London wearing a mask.
One Manchester rocker who won’t follow the trend is Ian Brown from The Stone Roses, who posted several anti-lockdown, mask, and vaccine tweets.
The “Fools Gold” singer even released an original song sharing his views online.
Source: Radio X
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