Liam Gallagher Seems to Joke About Snorting Drugs as He’s Seen Using Porta-Potty ArticlePure

Liam Gallagher is putting his naughty sense of humor on display.

The 52-year-old English rocker is in the midst of Oasis’ comeback tour, and one attendee spotted him appearing to jokingly pretend to snort drugs in a backstage moment caught on camera at the Aug. 3 show at Wembley Stadium in London.

In a video shared to social media, Liam spots the fan filming him as he’s about to enter a porta-potty and exaggeratedly raises one hand to his nose while covering a nostril with the other. He repeated the move before stepping inside and closing the door.

The Oasis cofounder has spoken about drug use in the past and told The Guardian in 2017 that if he could live his life over again, he’d “maybe rein it in on the drugs and drink.”

Liam also told the outlet he no longer uses recreational drugs “as much as I used to.”

“I don’t drink as much as I used to. Don’t smoke weed; bores the s— out of me,” he said at the time. “I smoke cigarettes but not a load — last week I didn’t smoke any! I’ve got a bit of discipline. But yeah, every now and then, it depends what’s going on.”

Oasis’ reunion tour kicked off last month in Cardiff, Wales. The band will continue with shows in Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and South America through November.

Ahead of the tour, Liam responded to a fan’s X post about performing with his brother and Oasis bandmate Noah Gallagher after their years-long hiatus, which followed a reported dispute between the siblings. “How does it feel singing songs with ur brother again? Like old times?” the fan asked.

He wrote back, “You know what it’s spiritual but I can’t help think about all those wasted years what a waste of PRECIOUS time.”

Another fan asked, “All eyes on you and Oasis again — pressure or just another regular week?” Liam responded: “I wouldn’t do it if there was pressure I’m not that kind of soul.”

The brothers’ next show is on Friday, Aug. 8 in Edinburgh, Scotland.

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