Andrew Tate reacts to Oasis teasing international tour, says it'd be a tribute to Britain

Internet celebrity Andrew Tate became nostalgic after British band Oasis announced its return for a tour in the UK and Ireland.

The rock band's comeback made the former kickboxer reminisce about the times when Britain was vibrant and safe, and he took to X to express his nostalgia:

"The Oasis tour isn’t just about their music. It’s about the height of Britain. It’s about the nostalgia of remembering how amazing Britain was. If you didn’t live it you’ll never understand it and it can’t be explained. A time when you could go down the pub, interact with people you knew and didn’t know and have the best night of your life on 15 quid. A time when there was always something happening, in every city, 7 nights a week. No fear of being stabbed. No fear of being robbed."

The 37-year-old added:

"A time when everyone watched the same TV shows and discussed them the next day. You weren’t desperate to go on holiday like the British are now, there was no need. You didn’t see Dubai or Maldives on Instagram all day, you literally didn’t even know those places existed.

"You would hang around on a council estate, completely content and want nothing else than to laugh with your friends. Random skin heads would say “you alrite mate?” And you’d either be best friends or in a scrap 2mins later. Nobody got stabbed. Nobody died. It’s just how it was.

"The pub on Christmas Day. The bus was 30p. You loved everyone you met, didn’t matter the race. The country was united. There was a feeling in the air. Constant electricity. And it’s all gone now. It’s died. All we have are the songs from those times."

Much to the rock enthusiast's delight, the indie rock band took to X to announce its return after 15 years following controversies regarding the Gallagher brothers that led to the band breaking up.

The band's return prompted Andrew Tate to bash the present condition of the UK. He has recently been heavily critical of the British state and its policies, lashing out at several governments for hindering free speech and manipulating the media.

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Andrew Tate claims the British state is discriminating among its citizens

Following the violent unrest in the UK over a series of murders in the country, Andrew Tate sounded off on the British government for alleged discrimination, slamming its alleged biased treatment of two religions.

The 37-year-old didn't miss the opportunity to call out the alleged prejudice of the UK government, as he took to X to lash out at the British state:

"As a Muslim, I believe the British state should treat Christian’s and Muslims equally. I do not like to see the British state treating Muslims better than Christian’s. We are human. And a multi cultural democracy can only function when all are treated fairly under the law."

Andrew Tate has become a contrarian to almost all governmental policies that impede people's choice to express themselves, disagreeing with different states' alleged desire to curb the flow of information.