Oasis to release new album of unoriginal material

OASIS have reassured fans there will be nothing new or unfamiliar on a brand new album of all unoriginal material. 

The band have confirmed their upcoming tour will be supported by a new album packed with songs that fans will be sure they have heard before even if, on investigation, it appears they have not. 

A spokesman for the Gallagher brothers said: “They’re not just plagiarising the Beatles and the Stones this time. They’re plagiarising Oasis plagiarising the Beatles and the Stones. 

“Noel is on his A-game here, stealing a snippet from here and a bar from there and bodging them together into a derivative, unmemorable whole. And Liam’s bringing the charisma that’s left you unable to name a single track from his four solo albums.

“Whole songs will go past while you struggle to place exactly what it reminds you of, before concluding it’s one of the shitter ones from Be Here Now. You’ll listen to the whole album and not even be sure you heard it.” 

Fan Wayne Hayes said: “So the same as any other group their age but not even pretending? Classic Oasis.” 

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Anti-obesity drugs good for everything else too so suck that, fitness twats

WEIGHT-loss drugs also cut the risk of strokes and heart attacks in a massive blow to the innate superiority of twats who spend their lives at the gym. 

The entire class of drugs known as GLP-1 agonists, currently being sneered at by a billionaire heath industry absolutely shitting itself, could halve deaths from heart disease without requiring anyone to be pious in Lycra.

Health freak Joseph Turner, aged 46, said: “You f**king what? I’ve spent half my life on a pissing treadmill and then everyone’s getting the same results from an injection?

“Why not make it in pill form, so fat lazy bastards can wash it down with a lager after the takeaway curry they eat in front of the telly while I run past their windows, knackered?

“I think we can agree science has gone too far when it’s saving lives without suffering. These jabs should only be allowed if you’ve got 36 consecutive months of gym attendance and have done at least two triathlons.”

52-year-old Nathan Muir, who has spent his life drinking, smoking and eating whatever he likes, said: “Well well well. Looks like betting my life on science coming up with something before it’s too late has paid off.

“This calls for a celebratory gram of coke. Doesn’t say specifically Ozempic fixes the effects of that, but I’m feeling lucky.”