Liam Gallagher doesn't mince his words.
The rock mega star has taken to Twitter to slam his older brother Noel as a "massive c**t" because he said an Oasis musical is "inevitable".
The brothers have had a long and rough history, and Liam's tweet comes just a day after the 10th anniversary of the band's breakup following a series of heated rows.
Since then, they've pursued different projects. Rumours of a reunion have floated about since.
"The little one who writes the songs turns into a massive c**t, sacks everyone except his little brother as he ain't got the a**e, splits up the band.
"There's a story like for ya, THE END LGx."
Liam also mocked his brother yesterday on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X.
When asked if he knew it was the decade anniversary of the split, he said: "I know. Shame on him. I wonder where he is in the world. I bet he's hiding in a cupboard somewhere in a really dark room."
Host Chris laughed: "Liam, it's been 10 years!"
Liam replied: "I know. It's terrible, man. I feel the pain."
he later added: "Mate, you can't believe it? I can't believe it, mate. All was good in the world back then.
"Ten years ago, all was good in the world, and now it's all went, you know...but I think we're doing alright again, so it's all good in the world.
"These things are meant to happen. These things are meant to try us, and what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, as Taylor Swift says."
He also discussed how his new album is only a matter of weeks away.
Noel, 52, revealed that an Oasis musical is "inevitable", sparking Liam's furious rant.
He told The Sun : "The musical! People have been on to me about that for the last 10 years.
"Funnily enough Live Forever is always the title."
He added that he'd spoken to someone who works on Broadway, who wanted to make it a "rags to riches" story. The plot would focus on the band themselves, and their rise to global superstardom.
He said: "People do love that s**t, I know. It's inevitable it will happen one day.
"I will go and see it once."
Noel also addressed rumours he was going to sell the rights to the band's back catalogue.
He revealed: "F***ing too right I am. What else am I going to do with it?"
When asked if his children might benefit, he said: "F*** them. They've had enough."
