Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson has launched a stinging attack on Oasis – claiming that his band are their successors.
In an interview with the Sun newspaper, Wilson said that Oasis had “disappeared up their own arse.”
“They think they’re Led Zeppelin. They’re not,” he said.
“Music has moved on and I think we are the band that most music fans would see as their successor.”
Wilson’s comments come less than a week after Kaiser Chiefs’ huge homecoming show at Elland Road in Leeds.
The performance, the group’s biggest to date, featured guest appearances from Mark Ronson and Ryan Jarman of the Cribs.
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- Is he for real?
- Ricky Wilson is the biggest prick to have walked planet earth. His music is ****ing terrible and his ego is bloated.
- Didnt he say kaisers were the new beatles?
and he’s saying oasis are up their own arse
- Kaiser chiefs can **** right off, ’most music fans’......who the **** are you talking about, you mean most leeds fans. Just like Leeds united you are shit, end of
- oasis and led zep are amazing. kaiser chiefs? hahahaha etc
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