Noughties rock legend unrecognisable 22 years after huge hit – as daughter playfully mocks him on TikTok
A NOUGHTIES rock legend has been spotted looking unrecognisable 22 years after a huge chart-topping hit.
The lead singer and guitarist looks all grown up in a TikTok video shared by his daughter, mocking his youthful looks.
Feeder singer Grant Nicholas was seen smiling in a series of snaps for the video, looking very different from his rock fame days.
The guitarist is best known for performing alongside his co-stars Taka Hirose, Mark Richardson and Jon Lee in the British band.
Rising to fame in 2001 with their chart-topping hit Buck Rogers, the band looked very different at the height of their fame.
Grant, now 55, sported long blonde locks, that were kept messy and flowing down the back of his head in a typical rock-star do.
However, in the TikTok video shared by his daughter Hana Sky, 17, he looked very different as a dad, all grown up.
Grant, who lives in South London also shares son Ko Marley, 16, with his wife Kana, has short dark hair and a full beard.
A series of snaps showed the rock legend on family holidays, and posing with his teenage daughter in one sweet image.
“My dad told me he rejected all the girls in the 80s and 90s,” the video was captioned, as part of a growing “dad’s in the 90s” trend.
Hanna went on to reveal snaps of her father from the height of his fame, performing alongside his bandmates on stage.
Fans flooded the comments section to gush over Grant, with one loyal follower writing: “I knew immediately who it was.”
“I had a poster of your dad on my wall, and may or may not still have it,” a second chimed in, while a third said: “Been in love with your dad for a very long time, sorry.”
“I’m pretty sure he’s still rejecting a lot of girls,” a fourth concluded.
Feeder continued to perform even after their drummer Jon Lee tragically took his own life in 2002, after time out of the public eye.
The band returned in 2009 – and continued to release music until 2019, when they were inducted to the Kerrang! Hall Of Fame.
Grant his also started a solo career, and in 2014 he debuted with his first solo record Soul Mates, before a mini-album release in 2015.
Since then, Grant has been focusing on his work as a dad, living with his wife and two children in a London home.
