Blur interview for the release of blur: To The End documentary - BBC Breakfast 2024

BBC Breakfast on BBC One/BBC News, July 20th 2024

[@LightningJosue]

The reason why Damon did his part separately is hilarious

[@paolaavieyra]

why did he?

[@westboundbadger]

@@paolaavieyra He is a ratchet jaw and it gives the others a chance !

[@Tony-vf9zu]

If you know anything about blur you'd know why

[@LightningJosue]

Beyond blur too, from Gorillaz to his side projects he loves to be the front man jsjsjs

[@hv1225]

@@Tony-vf9zu Please share with the class.

[@SkywalkerUk]

Hat off to the girl representing Oasis in her T shirt at 7mins 35seconds 👍🏻👏🏻

[@user-jh6eg6wz7m]

New chapter soon, please 🌷

[@conorfurlong]

“People won’t want to be on their phones if you have them engaged” then cuts to a shot of blur playing Parklife at Wembley and everyone is on their phones.

[@GagzoD82]

ya big wet drip! Huge difference between "being on your phone" recording a video of a live gig or being on your phone playing candy drush

[@conorfurlong]

@@GagzoD82 No. There isn’t.

[@stitchgrimly6167]

@@conorfurlong Well, yes there is. No need to be pig-headed, but you both have a point.

[@conorfurlong]

@@stitchgrimly6167 Albarn is taking about people looking at their phones instead of giving their attention the act on stage performing. I don’t know if you’ve been to a gig, but when people film gigs on their phones they are never looking at the performers, they are looking at their phone screen to make sure they’re filming it correctly.

[@Iberotimuka]

this sounds like a cliche but Blur is the soundtrack of our lives for us who were born in the 70s, we've gone through adulthood hand in hand, and what's more for us expats they just epitomise being English

[@andrewosler9655]

Couldn’t have put that better myself. They really are a connection to so many fun times in my life from 1991 onwards and I still love them dearly.

[@emmaelizabeth3652]

I.give it two years max...damon just cant resist

[@zarajay6604]

Great documentary ❤

[@angglesz]

Dave's laugh is hilarious.

[@HarryDeano]

Doc and Gig on DVD/Blu-Ray, nice one !!

[@howardratcliffe2960]

To the END❤

[@austincore]

watched this last night SOOO AMAZING

[@rayray117]

I haven’t seen them in decades. Wow they aged. In my mind I still think they look like in park life.

[@Minor_Thing]

7:15 :(

[@TheAstronomyFloyd]

Is Alex getting a tick in his old age? Noticed it ever since he was on that Channel 5 Britpop documentary

[@luckyberlin]

Graham coxon is still so funny

[@donnaspears1970]

❤❤

[@eddy0913]

£17 to watch the film. Greedy bastards

[@daisygmx23]

Agreed, i managed to find tickets for a tenner at a small independent cinema. It just proves that supporting small and local rather than a big chain is so much better!

[@DylanHamilton-lh4rk]

Bobs da Gvnor man.

[@marksaunders4142]

The presenters are talking out their arses

[@westboundbadger]

And get paid well for it,..Find your niche,..

[@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252]

Blur - the art of the fart. Stinky doo daa Beeb too.

[@valdotc8559]

Yeah Now go Back listening to Lady Gaga bc Thats what fits your musical taste.

[@ydgjoe]

@@valdotc8559stinky binky

[@RobLowdown0]

Modern life is rubbish is the best album by far, leisure is second best, the rest just have a few great songs each. Fame took away their clean and meaningful sound, only to reappear in the midst of their drunken haze rarely.

[@valdotc8559]

Lol What a lot of crap😂 the only decent statement there is mlir being the best album. Most blur albums are great, the ones that arent, still are pretty good.

[@RobLowdown0]

@@valdotc8559 I'm glad you agree with mlir, it is one of my favorites of all bands and times. As for the other stuff, you might be surprised how they themselves feel about their other albums, now that they are more mature and off the hard drugs, if they are...

[@Answersonapostcard]

Great documentary. BBC embarrassing.

[@hollyhead]

why do they all look like big time coke dealers now