Teacher Marks Homework During Liam Gallagher's Glastonbury Set

We've seen a lot during Glastonbury, a host of impressive acts taking to the stage, Jeremy Corbyn addressing the crowd and introducing Run The Jewels, and a naked man during Foo Fighters' set.

Dave Grohl paid tribute during his set to the fella in his birthday suit, dedicating 'My Hero' to him.

The random bloke had clambered onto someone's shoulders as the song began, which prompted Grohl to shout: "I see a naked guy, this one's for him!"

Spare a moment for the person who's shoulders he's on...

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That was pretty out there, and possibly the strangest thing we're likely to see from this weekend's line up, but there was another thing spotted yesterday.

Liam Gallagher played The Other Stage on Saturday evening, putting on a show filled with Oasis hits and new solo material, including him singing 'Don't Look Back in Anger' for the first time ever.

As exciting as it was for those there, and those watching on TV, apparently there was one fella who could take it or leave it.

Credit: Twitter

In an interview with Jo Wiley following his set the presenter told him that people were unable to get into the field such was the demand to see him. But one of the people who got in was a teacher who was seen marking papers.

In the middle of one of LG's new tracks, 'You Better Run, You Better Hide', Twitter user Chris Longman uploaded a clip captioned: "When you've got a deadline on Monday but Liam Gallagher is life."

Got to admire the dedication to both work and festivals, here. He's obviously had a bitch of a week at work and thought he's going to have to find time to mark work mid-sesh in a muddy field.

"Sitting by The Other Stage, in need of education in the rain."

He's pretty lucky Gallagher didn't see this himself, he'd have probably had him removed.

LG took his two sons, Lennon and Gene, to Glastonbury this year, and apparently was "down with the Grime boys," meeting up with Wiley and Stormzy to have a chinwag about their music.

Topics: Liam Gallagher

Mark McGowan

Mark is a journalist at LADbible, who joined in 2015 after a year as a freelance writer. In the past he blogged for independent football fan channel Redmen TV, after graduating from Staffordshire University with degrees in journalism and English literature. He has worked on campaigns such as UOKM8? and IIOC.