In the months following the chart battle, "NME" states, "Britpop became a major cultural phenomenon". Oasis's second album, "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?", sold over four million copies in the UK – becoming the fifth best-selling album in UK chart history. Blur's third album in their 'Life' trilogy, "The Great Escape", sold over one million copies. At the 1996 Brit Awards, both albums were nominated for Best British Album (as was Pulp's "Different Class"), with Oasis winning the award. All three bands were also nominated for Best British Group and Best Video, which were won by Oasis. While accepting Best Video (for "Wonderwall"), Oasis taunted Blur by singing the chorus of the latter's "Parklife" and changing the lyrics to "shite life".