First Time Hearing | Gorillaz

[@juliasanchez9055]

Absolutely can't wait for more Gorillaz, every song is different in many ways, entertaining, weird, addictive.

[@ninjabadness5068]

Yessir, Dare was a banger back in the day

[@rudihughes4483]

So many sleepers

[@MrTimequake]

The man gonna react to super fast jellyfish next lol

[@hungryclone]

Same. Such a great band with such a huge array of good tracks spanning such a long time.

[@MisterMcDipStick]

We need reactions to.... 19-2000 Rock the house Feel good inc Stylo Saturnz Bars Bobby in Phoenix Hillbilly Man Dirty Harry Strobelite Ascension The apprentice On melancholy hill

[@TFFgeek]

It was called 'Clint Eastwood' because the harmonica sound effect that reminded Damon Albarn of old western movies, also, he didn't want to give it a specific title. This is from the early 00's, but the Gorillaz continously make music.

[@lauramarinaperez8325]

Sunshine in a bag refers to a bag of weed. I thought Clint Eastwood referred to the way eyes get squinty when one is hella high?

[@Domikazi]

Listen to the theme music of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. and the first 20 seconds of the Gorillaz song. You'll get it.

[@the3dhermit]

Actually it's from the movie paint your wagons the sunshine in a bag thing actually refers to gold dust that fell between floor boards in the saloons as people paid for drinks and food with gold nuggets Clint Eastwood was in the movie hence the name of the song

[@chandlerdavis952]

Think the longer version is older by about 5- 7 years. The lyrics, I'm happy feeling sad I got sunshine in a bag. Every Clinton's wood western ever.. he's the man with no name shows up he useless until needed as a gun fighter. He alway carries his saddle bag with him. Then once he's done the deed by making the bad guys in to plant food. He's moving on moving on to the next town. Happy feeling sad goes back to the first two movies where his wife dies. And he's hung shot beaten left for dead.. There is a lot more to the story line/song than you would think.

[@ryanbcatatarea51]

@@lauramarinaperez8325 Damon was known for cocaine use throughout the early years of Gorillaz. I believe he has kicked that now, but it was theorized that's how he got his voice so high on some tracks.

[@theevilsmurf88]

Gorillaz defy category or genre. They have a style but no two songs sound the same. They have steadily made music for more than 20 years.

[@JacobLeex]

This is why I dont like saying im a fan of them. People expect me to love all their songs which I dont

[@dylanhughes572]

@@JacobLeex yeah, but you can still be a fan of a group/artist and not love all their work. I love Gorillaz, since they formed. But I don’t have to love all of it to love them…

[@theevilsmurf88]

@@dylanhughes572 Agreed I don't love every Gorillaz song but Iike more than I don't so I definitely consider myself a fan.

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

To be fair, I would hesitate to say 'steadily' when referring to their work. Truth is, Damon and Jamie had a huge falling out a decade-ish (maybe not precisely, but close) ago. They didn't talk to each other for a good, long while, and I believe there was even an interview where Damon said the Gorillaz were dead. This was around 2012. It wasn't until they reconciled that they released Humanz, because the two decided to fix their working relationship. That aside... Being able to recover from differences like that should be something of note.

[@theevilsmurf88]

@@AdeptusCaeiusIII Fair, though a six year gap isn't that huge. I mean I'm a tool fan, a six year gap is like a short rest for them.

[@Daemonworks]

The real head trip is when you find out that the Gorillaz, Tank Girl and the Powerpuff Girls all exist in the same world.

[@coozman64]

I'm sorry what! 😲

[@varietyspiderpage]

@@coozman64yep, ace from the gangreen gang filled in as bassist during the now now album and was in the music videos for tranz and humility

[@jamiekirkpatrick3634]

The Gorillaz are definately worth a deep dive

[@Nickel138]

The rapper on this track is Del tha Funkee Homosapien from the legendary group Hieroglyphics. Gorillaz have a lot of features. Check out the song by them called Ascension feat. Vince Staples. The live version at “Life is Beautiful” festival is amazing. Other features include Schoolboy Q, De La Soul, Mos Def, Roots Manuva, MF Doom, Shaun Ryder, etc.

[@classicpj]

Came to the comments to say this. Del so good. Should have been way more popular.

[@denniscampbell4272]

Let's not forget Deltron 3030.

[@jax775]

He needs Del on the channel

[@dan1648]

@@classicpj he had plenty chances to be big, especially being Ice Cube's cousin but I think he was happy staying mainly underground.

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

Been a Del fan since the 90s, dude is so dope

[@spitballshooter8585]

Can't wait to see your gorillaz "feel good inc" reaction!

[@DeannaSusanHealy]

That is one of my favourite songs actually

[@SatrnOne]

Gorillaz is genre-defying. They're all genres and none, but they're musicianship and craft is fantastic. So many absolute hits.

[@LordRae]

This song was and still is so ubiquitous it's hard to believe you've never heard it.

[@kmatt9438]

yeah, nobody would ever lie on youtube to gain views, especially reactors

[@joshuas193]

I've never heard this song before and I'm 44. The only Gorillaz song I knew was Feel Good Inc.

[@champagneandjd]

Yep. Look at his descriptions in full you KZbin. He knows what he is doing. Anybody who would claim any musical knowledge in his age demographic would have heard the song hundreds if not thousands of times. These reaction videos are just lies

[@Z00PG00P]

Fun little fact about this video in particular: When Del whispers “It’s all in your head,” it only can be heard with headphones, through speakers it’s just silence. Idk how they pulled that off but it was always so cool

[@elecjack1]

If I remember correctly, the purpose of the animated characters were because Damon didn't want real people and their personas to detract from the music but still wanted someone for the audience to engage with. The genres are blends of different ones and change from song to song. I remember something about Damon saying that he noticed that a lot of the youth at the time were largely separated into genres as far as their tastes for music went and he didn't like this. A lot of the youth didn't explore different kinds of music (old or new) so he wanted to create music that had somewhat of a mix of pop elements from genres like electronic, rock, hip hop, country etc. But blend them in a way that it would expose the audience to different elements of other genres and hopefully open their minds to different kinds of music. That was the base of what Gorillaz as a "band" and project was meant to be.

[@flabbergasterisk]

Also I recall there being a desire to be able to switch the real musicians out who played the animated ones to give the albums a specific sound. Basically Gorillaz could be anyone and everyone as needed. You even hear little hints of that concept in this song--Del is both there and not--you don't see with your eye, you perceive with your mind. When you look at the screen it's Del the ghost, but that isn't who is _really_ rapping--that's just a drawing.

[@marine6680]

The cartoon characters are the band… They are a “virtual” band. The characters have backstory and everything. A few core creatives and many guest artists work to bring this band to life. The videos are part of the story of the songs in a way. There is even some continuity across the videos and the band’s “career”. They are not a group that is easy to pin down to any particular genre.

[@singaporesammy]

They also share a continuity with Powerpuff Girls, as the Gangrene Gang's leader, Ace, was their bassist for one album.

[@MisterMcDipStick]

We need reactions to.... 19-2000 Rock the house Feel good inc Stylo Saturnz Bars Bobby in Phoenix Hillbilly Man Dirty Harry Strobelite Ascension The apprentice On melancholy hill

[@zackmarkham4240]

@@singaporesammy He's their bassist for the unforeseen future as Murdock is in prison right now and has been since the end of the Humanz story arch.

[@zackmarkham4240]

I've been a fan for almost 20 years now, practically from their start. I'm just now learning there's an ACTUAL STORY to the whole thing! It's an INSANE story and I love it!

[@BenJover]

@@zackmarkham4240 Wait he didn't get out? Huh I could have sworn there was a video where he did

[@bmeggs19]

Kids With Guns is a Gorillaz single that is one of their best imo.

[@BassandoForte]

Forgot about that one... There's Cows With Guns on KZbin too - nothing to do with Gorillaz mind... 🤣

[@MsSmerced]

I live how he only pauses it when he ACTUALLY notices something or wants to say something also he’s more observing than I am.

[@AwkwardNinjaz]

This takes me back, Gorillaz is incredibly hard to explain in just one genre, they are all over the place. Even in some of the live versions they will switch up and change the verses. Your gonna get a lot of Feel Good, Inc in the comments but for me 19-2000 and Dare have to stand out as my favorites from this group.

[@Appreciation-Community]

November has come. Has this guy checked out MF DOOM yet? He needs too.

[@j0a3k]

I commented for 19-2000 and Dare too. Nice choices :)

[@jacobhenderson3335]

dirty harry, fire flies, strobelite

[@TigressTrouble]

Saturnz barz tho...

[@nubreed13]

I was around when the first album dropped but my go-to songs are Stylo, melancholly hill, and rhinestone eyes

[@treeross]

My favorite track by Gorillaz is "Fire Coming Out of The Monkey's Head" that is more a story set to music about a village of people invaded by mysterious soldiers who anger the mountain they live on. It's a wild ride and an amazing work of poetry

[@JustAMagicDuck]

Spoken by Dennis Hopper of all people. It’s an experience. Demon Days is one of my favorite albums of all time.

[@braindedpxl]

Narrated by the late Dennis Hopper of all people… Fantastic… Oopsies… Someone already mentioned it…

[@kannakity9732]

Thats one of my favorite songs as well! I'd probably say Clint Eastwood is #1 and Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head is #2. I had no idea it was Dennis Hopper! How could I not know that after all these years??

[@pianopanicattack]

recently saw it performed live. it was amazing

[@unmemorablehero]

The Gorillaz are an animated band (fictional?) The creator was the lead singer of the band Blur, and for a lot of the songs it’s collaborative with multiple other artists. There are tons of great songs from them; definitely a great band to get into. And there are a lot of Clint Eastwood references in the lyrics, mostly movie titles that he stars in.

[@chrisumana7644]

Damain Albarn or Alburn I think is his name

[@stephencarmack3939]

Del is such a good artist. The story of how this track came about is incredible.

[@radioactive_moose]

Del the Funky Homosapien is the artist rapping.

[@robschroeder5377]

We should all aspire to be Funky Homosapiens.

[@deadbody408]

His solo stuff is good also

[@kod4062]

@@robschroeder5377 indeed

[@calvinzhobbes1977]

dudes a beast.

[@volkerp.2262]

The creation of the Gorillaz was a masterpiece. This group is like a laboratory which different musicians can use to do something completely different as they do in their normal identity. Great to see that you take this wild trip in universe of gorillaz songs.

[@juc9834]

Dirty Harry as well as Feel Good Inc. are another two of their songs I really like but they've got quite a few that are worth a listen.

[@dylanhughes572]

Clint Eastwood (Phi Life Cypher Version) - Gorillaz As a fan of rap and hip hop… this song will be one you play many many times.

[@Rokurokubi83]

“Sunshine in a bag” is a drug reference. I’m feeling so low but I’m excited about the future, ie whatever is in my baggy

[@Barnois52]

"November has come" is another banger by the Gorillaz.

[@westwrd82]

The whole demon dayz album is a banger

[@Barnois52]

@@westwrd82 It really is.

[@plainasplaid]

Came here to recommend November Has Come too! Del and DOOM are my favorite Gorillaz collaborators. RIP to the Madvillain.

[@CrippledMerc]

I grew up listening to pretty much anything and everything due to the influence of my parents. They exposed me to all kinds of music and I’m incredibly appreciative for that. Even though they’re both gone now, I still carry that with me. That being said, I remember when this cd came out someone that my dad worked with burned a copy of it and sent it home with my dad to give to me. I immediately fell in love and have been a huge fan ever since.

[@Ofthelineofeld19]

What's cool about Gorillaz is that the band was created to tell a story. Each character grows and gets fleshed out through each album. For example, Russell, who's featured in the lyrics, is the drummer and he channels the ghosts of dead rappers for bars in their songs, which explains why they feature different artists on different albums and songs. Also the lyrics by Del the Funky Homosapien are in character; they're from the perspective of a ghost summoned by Russell during the video.

[@gallantgamer4728]

Fun fact the rapper on this track Del the funky Homosapien a.k.a. ice cubes cousin released his best album Deltron 3030 literally the day after this this song was released March 5, 2001 and his album was released March 6, 2001

[@mortmortmort8908]

Gorillaz is so good. Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head, Stylo, On Melancholy Hill are all fantastic. Listening to Demon Days as a whole is a very special experience as well, I recommend you check it out.

[@patsguttersock]

Fire coming out of the monkeys head is so slept on imo

[@SmokeEater509]

I just love that they laid this absolute banger on the beat of the "rock 1" auto-rhythm from an electric piano basically.

[@kingponto1295]

Gorillaz is a childhood nostalgia band for me! So many good songs and they are all "Strange" or "Weird" but in a good way. The concept of the virtual band is also really cool! There are some great live concerts where they have the characters as "Holograms" that are worth checking out!

[@Kevinkowal8]

Gorillaz as a group is such an interesting concept

[@bobbybarr8495]

Gorillaz in my opinion are so underrated by most people. (aside from the subculture) The flow, sound and vibe of every album is incredible. You dont listen to Gorillaz albums, you journey with them. ps. how have you never heard this song before! crazy

[@DataLal]

I know right? It was EVERYWHERE back when it came out.

[@fakebobbyhill296]

3:50 ok… I’ve been watching your channel for a few months now. I know you’ve always had your mic there… but for some reason it took me this long to realize that the guy in the video is not actually singing into your mic. I thought it was part of the music video. Lol.

[@notmychannelname42]

It's definitely interesting to see an international group of artists making music together. British band with an American rapper from Oakland. I love their first album. It's damn near perfect.

[@Snipermunki]

You nailed it with recognizing the 90s style rapping. That's Del the Funky Homosapien from the 90s group Hieroglyphics.

[@chrismiller6079]

This is the song that got me on Del the Funky Homosapien. Any of his solo stuff or what he did with the Hieroglyphics is pretty much spectacular. Smart dude.

[@rofflezwafflez1023]

The rapper on this track is Del The Funky Homosapien he is Ice Cube's cousin and one of pioneers of what became the modern underground hip hop scene.

[@JoshuaStandingHarvey]

The fact that is the first time hearing of the Gorillaz is insane to me, they have been popular for decades and all over the radio..must live under a rock

[@YorchPineda]

It is obviously clickbait.

[@ViewtifulJones954]

One of the Biggest influences in my life this band. 💞💞💞🤟🤟

[@jenniferandrews1917]

A very eclectic group here. This song is part of a story told through music and animation that is completely original and worth your time.

[@NicNico]

4:47 Lol, I like how the video's wipe is lined up perfectly where the mic is at 2-D's face.

[@Tampahop]

Gorillaz gives a very smooth and hip vibe. The animation of their videos is amazing. My favorite is "Dare."

[@MrDekasOne]

The songs name comes from the start of the song as you said it sounded spaghetti western than band thought so to so they called the song Clint Eastwood. The Mc is Del the Funky Homosapien who is just a guests for this song and he is also Ice Cubes cousin

[@stephenjacobs5916]

There's actually a story behind the characters who represent the band. And it's actually kinda interesting. I'd suggest looking it up if you have the free time.

[@raytalbot5890]

This song is named after the famous Western movie actor. The theme from Eastwood's movie The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly can be heard periodically throughout the song.

[@MovesMcgee1]

Gorillaz is all genres. They had a whole album made on an iPad. Gorillaz never lets me down. I can find something by them no matter the mood.

[@robertorth8401]

The lead singer is the guy from the 90s band Blur. Del the Funky Homosapien is the guest rapper on this track. But they play their own instruments and rap themselves as well. They work with De La Sol on a track on their second album and it kills! They are awesome!

[@durky4891]

They did a song with Elton John called The Pink Phantom off one of their more recent cds. Underrated in my opinion.

[@beatfromjetsetradio8239]

First time seeing a video from this channel. I’m interested in how you’re not only trying to place this on a timeline, but also that you’re so interested in the mental aspect of this song. Keep up the good work.

[@God_-]

Gorillaz is quite unique. they showed up at just the right time too make it as musicians

[@davemick7216]

Del the Funky Homosapien is the guy rapping. He's been around since super early 90's and probably was already doing it years before that.

[@spectrest]

Such a great band all of there songs are wildly different from each other but it just works. The plastic beach album is a joy.

[@marvinmills4290]

Bro, you seem honest with your process of understanding music. I'm in my 40s this song was a boss in its day. Love you processing this song.. much love .

[@DuonDRaven]

Approaching 900M plays on youtube at this point on this track alone, Gorillaz have some of the best music to just chill and smoke to.

[@J.Devitt]

The song and lyrics make more sense when you understand what "sunshine in a bag" refers to ;)

[@cullain3967]

Try the track Feel Good Inc. if you are a fan of the animation style they use...

[@SUflyfshn-YT]

Del fit this song perfectly. One of this songs that open you up to a whole new world of Gorillas. Definitely worth a deep dive.

[@michaelcremeans]

Gorillaz really can't be explained by any one music genre they cross back and forth through hip hop rock and even at times pop. Also you missed the dance moves from Michael Jackson's thriller done by the zombie gorillas. One other thing the rapper is Del the Funky Homosapien who happens to be the cousin of the rapper Ice Cube. Great song that is just one of a great volume of work. Another great one is feel good inc.

[@bemused9522]

"Feel good, inc" & "Shoe shine" next!!!! La! Cannot tell you how much I love this band! My stepson turned me into them a decade ago when I was in my late 30 s....I still absolutely love them!!! So, with deepest respect, go deeper, you won't be disappointed!

[@areskristoffer]

This is gonna be fun, vicariously getting a second first impression of this awesomeness. Who's gonna tell him about Blur - Song 2?

[@ScientificallyStupid]

I feel like I'm in the minority (or just old) bc I still think of Blur as Damon Albarn's "main" band and Gorillaz as a "side project"- mostly bc that's how they were described initially.

[@areskristoffer]

@@ScientificallyStupid I've definitely heard more Gorillaz, but Song 2 was cool & I had the same Mickey Mouse shirt he wore in the video. Neat artist thought, hard to put him in a specific genre & he's accent persists in his singing voice.

[@Looshfarmer]

@@ScientificallyStupid most folk in the U.K. would probably associate Damon with Blur considering how influential they were in the Britpop movement

[@IrvinEdits]

Can't believe there's people out there that don't know about Gorillaz!!!

[@TinyMonsters6]

I find it extremely hard to believe no one has ever heard this song before. especially living in the western world. But hey, reaction videos and saying you never heard the song before is the new trend, so trend on dude.

[@airtylerb]

Feel good inc is definitely a must watch for the band. Fun fact, the song got its name because of the instrument they use to create that old school western sound you hear mixed in that was famously used in Clint Eastwood western films.

[@modulator7861]

Del The Funky Homosapien is amazing. Love that guys bars.

[@Alchimexx]

Gorillaz are in a genre all on their own. They are an all digital band. They have, however, been performing live in recent years as themselves. Back in the day, while in concert, they were draped in shadow while their animated selves played. They are one of my favorite bands and I need you to react to more if them

[@TheRealPurpleHand]

Coolest thing was back in 2006 at the Grammys when the Gorilla performed "live" on stage. It was absolutely amazing. This tech needs to be brought back.

[@TheChick24]

Gorillaz is a rabbit hole that's totally worth it! Dirty Harry Dare Stylo Also the Rapper is Deltron aka Del tha funky homosapian - his 3030 album is absolute 🔥🔥🔥 the title track is pure amazingness!

[@jamie4844]

Gorillas are definitely a vibe my man, as everyone else has said, they don't really have a genre, they have a song for every type of mood you could be in

[@theduckfromthejoke152]

I'm glad he did this on first. Because that's how we all heard it right? And then it was like You just could never predict to what was gonna happen with the rest of it... It's such a crazy first song to go with. When you think about it it's great you know

[@nicolemartinez8566]

Dare and Feel Good Inc are worth a listen. Their whole discography is so unique.

[@miceforever9956]

I LOVE Gorillaz, please do more of them @MrLboyd Reacts

[@TheMeditron]

My favorite band, was cool to see you react but also crazy to think someone hasn't heard of them!

[@slimgym45]

Del has been my favorite rapper for years. Mad talented!

[@brianyates7255]

1997-EARLY 2000'S FOR BANDS LIKE THIS

[@chaflou]

One of my personal favorites is the song 19-2000 (SoulChild Remix) and Superfast Jellyfish but others to listen to have to be Dirty Harry, Plastic Beach, and Feel Good Inc. for some of there earlier biggest hits. They have some newer works out too and of those my favorites are Humility (the comeback song after a very long break), Tranz, and Pink Phantom. Also the band itself has some very interesting lore and history behind it that you may find generally interesting. Love the reactions btw!

[@TheFhqwhgadsLimit]

4:45 they are doing something really crazy here to place the voice within your head, you cannot hear it if you only have one side of your headphones on, it only works with both

[@pitademon]

'Gunsmoke' was the longest running TV western. Had James Arness as the lead. Clint Eastwood was not on it. He was on 'Rawhide'. The harmonica tune was a variation of Eastwoonds late 60- early 70's Sergio Leone spaghetti westerns.

[@glitter_bombed]

God, I remember when this came out and blew my little 12-year-old mind. I'm so glad they've stuck around as a project, this was a formative moment in my development in terms of music taste and every new thing they do is fun to see.

[@thelocusst]

What’s funny is I found this channel looking up reactions to this song, and got hooked on your videos for your other reactions but you never did this song. Now you did it, and this is what I was looking for in the beginning. Meta shit.

[@IgmuHammerer]

The harmonica and background bites were inspired from the Spaghetti western movies, especially "The Good, Bad, and the Ugly". The chorus section was a parody of "Saddlebag of Sunshine". The apes were dancing Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

[@Guitarman-so5lb]

I love that the singer sings into your mic.

[@oraclegenesis1366]

Gorillaz have so much individuality and uniqueness to every one of their works and songs and there's so much to delve deep into with all the different sounds

[@nelsonjardine480]

Love that you’re getting into these guys!! Been a favourite of mine for a long time now.. Demon Days is a absolutely great album but Melancholy Hill is my favourite

[@davidruffin9828]

They mix so much in their music with visual work they work with a lot of different performers man you know they just fantastic continue checking out the albums and all the rest of their work you'll love it

[@jubelbrosseau7966]

Oh man. You're onto Gorillaz. So much good music by these folks.

[@TheNeoVid]

You're definitely going to get a ton of recommendations to watch "Feel Good Inc," which is a great one, but I'm hoping you'll see "Stylo" before long. It's the first song of their Plastic Beach era storyline... and yes, the Gorillaz have had story arcs over the years. "Stylo" directly continues into "Melancholy Hill," and after that... the official video for "Rhinestone Eyes" never got past the storyboard phase, but after 6 years of effort, a fan completed it. And it's awesome.

[@steviekc9057]

My son's first big stadium concert! He'll always be able to say his first concert was seeing an animated band, live.

[@KiIowatt]

I'm amazed a music head like you does not know Gorillaz. They're phenomenal. Can't wait to see more from them here.

[@AtomicDogg0213]

Deltron is a beast. I think you'd love his music.

[@ToFindNowhere]

Sunshine in a bag is a line from an old Eastwood movie. "Watcha got in the bag mister? Sunshine kid" (something like that)

[@Dyrtbag68]

You’re right on The Good, The Bad and The Ugly song reference. There’s also a connection to sunshine in a bag from the movie where his bags are full of gold and he says “I got a bag of sunshine”, but others obviously try to connect it to drugs as people do that can’t see anything else.

[@jmalone1465]

The Clint Eastwood reference is from “The Good the Bad and the Ugly” Eastwood says “ Sunshine in a bag” referring to gold in a saddle bag. The vibe is a preset, electronic, that Albarn thought sounded much like the western soundtrack melody. Actually pretty cool, unique and the. Band is prolific.

[@kingmasterlord]

3:17 there's also the six-shooter bass beats. saunter out of the saloon into the street with the harmonica and then settle matters

[@innov8tor_rod849]

Nailed with early 90s vibe because everyone started about that time and came together much later. The group members all got their start very differently but with the passion of music linked up which is the answer for the weird, mix, nothing you have ever heard vibe.

[@timfisher1588]

It absolutely blows my mind that this is the first your hearing this song. I been banging the Gorillaz since the 2000s. Im 31

[@starr555]

Wow. what a callback hearing clint eastwood again. this is my favorite song from the gorillaz on their debut album.

[@aidenyoo2906]

Yo, your reacting to Gorillaz now? Dope. You just jumped into a massive rabbit hole. Good luck.

[@saifai]

The name of the song reference is two fold. It's partly for the instrument you can hear playing in the background. They thought it reminded them of a Clint Eastwood song from one of his movies. The other reference is more obscure. They recorded the album in Jamaica, and one of the reggae artists they listened to while down there went by the name Clint Eastwood. Some of the song lyrics are direct references to Clint Eastwood movies though.

[@GauldenBoi]

I love how the opacity on the music video sometimes looks like 2-D is singing into LBoyd's microphone

[@kiryukaimemorial]

I was huge into the Gorillaz back in the day, they hit my radar with Dare and I followed them up through Plastic Beach and Stylo, then lost track of them. I think it's great that you reversed the footage of the MV and it made it look like 2-D was singing into your microphone.

[@zegh8578]

The album version has like - a full 2 minutes or so of JUST beats at the end of the song - I love when bands do that :D