Oasis members complain they have not been paid for Supersonic documentary

Oasis members complain they have not been paid for Supersonic documentary

Oasis members say they unlike Noel Gallagher were unpaid for Supersonic documentary.

Noel Gallagher is under fire from Oasis fans and his brother Liam Gallagher. The dispute surrounds the “Supersonic” documentary.

Noel plans to answer fan questions. However, he’s previously mocked younger Oasis fans, which angered Liam Gallagher.

Tensions escalated when Noel revealed he and Bonehead were not paid for their work on “Supersonic.”

Tony McCarroll, former Oasis drummer, confirmed he was also unpaid. He believed he was the only one left out.

Oasis members say they unlike Noel Gallagher were unpaid for Supersonic documentary.

Liam Gallagher reacted on Twitter. He called Noel a hypocrite for insulting the band, then cashing in on fan interest.

He tweeted:
“It’s funny how the gobtit doesn’t wanna know about the greatest band ever… until there’s money involved.”

Liam added that he and Bonehead gave interviews and did press. Despite this, they were not paid a single penny.

He ended his post stating:
“Not in it for the money, but some shit shoveler should’ve sorted it.”

The “Supersonic” documentary continues to spark debates among Oasis fans. Many now question how fairly contributors were treated.

The fallout highlights the lasting tension between the Gallagher brothers and the complicated legacy of Oasis.