14 Minutes Together: The Deceptive Oasis Photo Shoot Revealed

OASIS REUNION FALLS FLAT: NOEL AND LIAM'S FAKE PEACE OFFERING SPARKS CONTROVERSY

In a shocking turn of events, Oasis fans were left reeling as a supposedly historic photo op between brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher was revealed to be nothing more than a carefully crafted illusion. The once-feuding siblings, who had been at odds since their infamous backstage brawl in 2009, were said to have put aside their differences for the sake of a new Adidas campaign.

But insiders close to the project claim that the brothers never actually shared the same space during the photoshoot, with Liam arriving an hour after Noel and spending only 14 minutes in the building. The final product was allegedly the result of some serious digital magic, seamlessly combining the images of the two brothers into a single, seemingly spontaneous shot.

"It's all just a big show," says a source familiar with the production. "It looks like they're having a casual chat and enjoying each other's company, but that's far from the truth. It took a huge amount of planning and compromise to get those images together, let alone tiptoeing around some very unusual demands."

The drama unfolded in east London, where Liam arrived flanked by his entourage – including a bodyguard – and was given a private tour of the set. Noel, on the other hand, showed up solo and got straight down to business.

The two brothers had been at odds for years following their 2009 blowout, with Noel famously declaring that he could "no longer go on working with Liam a day longer." The feud has been well-documented, with both siblings trading barbs in the press. Noel even went so far as to compare his brother to a man trying to eat soup with a fork.

But last August, Oasis fans' worst fears were seemingly confirmed when the brothers announced they would be reuniting for a string of concerts – reportedly netting them an estimated £100 million.

Despite rumors of conciliatory talks between the two in recent months, Liam himself dismissed such claims as "fake news." And it seems that any hopes of the siblings reconciling on a personal level may have been just that – false promises.

For Oasis fans, the photo op was meant to be a heartwarming moment of reconciliation. Instead, it's become a symbol of the brothers' ongoing feud, with many taking to social media to express their disappointment and skepticism.

As one fan put it: "I guess I shouldn't have been surprised, but still... I thought maybe, just maybe, they'd finally put their differences aside for real."

The controversy has sparked a heated debate among fans, with some calling out the brothers' apparent willingness to fake a truce for the sake of publicity. Others are simply frustrated that the Oasis reunion has become more about profit than reconciliation.

In the end, it's clear that the only thing Oasis is reuniting around is their bank accounts – and maybe, just maybe, the chance to cash in on some nostalgic goodwill from fans who are still holding out hope for a genuine brotherly reconciliation.