Noel Gallagher reacts to hearing English fans sing "Wonderwall" at the World Cup

Noel Gallagher was surprised to see thousands of English fans singing "Wonderwall" during the World Cup and revealed that one of those responsible for this phenomenon was Jude Bellingham. The Oasis guitarist said he was impressed by how the song, released in 1995, gained new life among the England team and its fans. According to Noel, Bellingham helped to further popularize the song by publicly demonstrating his admiration for the Oasis classic, encouraging fans to adopt "Wonderwall" as one of the team's informal anthems. The musician stated that watching entire stadiums singing the song was an emotional and unexpected experience, especially as the track continues to conquer new generations more than thirty years after its release. "Wonderwall" was one of the biggest hits from the album "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" and remains the band's best-known song worldwide. For Noel Gallagher, the fact that the song is still part of major sporting events demonstrates the strength of its cultural legacy, surpassing the limits of music and becoming part of the identity of millions of people.