Watch the first excerpt of Liam Gallagher's new documentary, & quot; As It Was & # 39;

"I know how good I am and I know how crap I am"

The first official clip of Liam Gallagher's new documentary, As It Was, was unveiled. Check below.

Now in cinemas on June 7, former singer Oasis and Beady Eye, a solo star, gives unprecedented stage and behind-the-scenes access to a film crew to tell their story during their last tour. first album "As You Were".

As As Was, "tells the honest and moving story of one of the most electrifying frontmen of rock'n'roll, rising from the dizzying heights of his champagne supernova years to Oasis, to life in end, ostracized and lost in the musical desert of drink, notoriety and bitter legal battles. Leaving alone, stripped and having nowhere to hide, Liam risks everything to make the greatest return of all time. "

"Leaving alone, stripped and having nowhere to hide, Liam risks everything to make the biggest comeback of all time."

"I do not do that to be more famous, I'm pretty, you know what I mean," says Gallagher in the first clip. "I do not do it for money. I joined a band because I love music. "I know how good I am and I know how shit I am.

"It's part of staying bading alive man; to be here, not to be a victim. Do not let the bastards shoot you down when all the bastards that sit there for 10 years "Ah, he's definitely going to be dead now, he's going to break his head or have a drug overdose."

He adds: "They have all the headlines in the press waiting, but I do not think that's going to happen, guys. I'll hold on. "

The film hit the headlines earlier this year when Gallagher said his brother Noel was considering suing him if he included footage of his days in Oasis in a forthcoming documentary, reproaching him for another not having attended the program "One Love Manchester".

Meanwhile, Liam Gallagher is expected to release his second solo album this year and make an appearance on the main stage at the Glastonbury Festival.