He has also compared himself to Morrissey, whose sexuality remains speculated. Additionally, he has discussed the homoerotic story behind the Bloc Party song "I Still Remember" and its semi-autobiographical nature. In June 2010, he was named as the "Sexiest Out Gay Male Artist" by music website LP33 in its annual survey. In 2010, Okereke launched his personal website at iamkele.com. In a 2014, interview with NBHAP, Okereke told that he is "excited about the future". He said, "There is a lot going on, a lot of upheaval but with change comes the opportunity for rebirth, which is my favourite kind of experience." Oasis feud Okereke responded critically to comments made by Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis in early 2007. Liam called Bloc Party "a band off of University Challenge''" while Noel dismissed them as "indie shit". Okereke replied, "I think Oasis are the most overrated and pernicious band of all time. They had a totally negative and dangerous impact upon the state of British music. They have made stupidity hip. They claim to be inspired by the Beatles but, and this saddens me, they have failed to grasp that the Beatles were about constant change and evolution. Oasis are repetitive Luddites." When Oasis cancelled their headlining set at the Rock-en-Seine festival in August 2009, which would lead to the band's demise, Okereke and the band's tour manager Peter Hill announced to the crowd that Oasis had cancelled their slot during Bloc Party's own set and sarcastically declared the breakup to be a shame. He then announced to the crowd, "So I guess by default, we are headlining." After bandmate Russell Lissack played a brief part of the Oasis song "Supersonic", Okereke mockingly dedicated the Bloc Party track "Mercury" to the Oasis fans "who really, really wanted to see those inbred twins". Discography Solo Albums Soundtrack albums EPs Singles Featured singles "Believe" with The Chemical Brothers (2005) "It's Not The Things You Say" with Tiësto (2009) "Ready 2 Go" with Martin Solveig (2011) "Step Up" with Hercules & Love Affair (2011) "What Did I Do?" with Sander van Doorn featuring Lucy Taylor (2011) "Turn It Around" with Sub Focus (2013) "Let Go" with RAC (2013) "Faith" with V V Brown (2014) "The One" with Sable (2014) "So They Say" with Claptone (2018) "Won't Give Up" with Ejeca (2020) Cultural influence Online code school Bloc offers an optional API programming project