The Oasis rocker initially said that the slow ticket sale at the English musical festival was because of the rapper's headlining act.

He told BBC, "I'm not having hip-hop at Glastonbury. It's wrong."

Jay-Z responded by starting off his set with his version of "Wonderwall," Oasis' hit song at the festival.

And Gallagher's response to the mock performance? He thought the rapper did a great job.

He told People magazine, "I thought it was great. I love Jay-Z."

"The thing is, I was actually giving my opinion about ticket sales at Glastonbury. And it really wasn't about hip-hop or anything like that."

He continues, "I only caught the second half of his set. But everyone says it was great."

Jay-Z also expressed his intention of making peace with the rocker.

He told MTV, "I haven't spoken to him (but) I heard he was reaching out... I don't bear any grudge, it's all good."

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