was looking for this comment, I laughed at his face the second the interview started. It's like, 'uh, don't get him started please'

@@50milliondownthedraintonym16 he was a successful comic book artist before meeting Damon.....

637northdohenydrive Lodger Lol what. Jamie is the artist behind Tank Girl, he’s very vocal about politics too, but damn, I can imagine how exhausting it was to go to another interview in which Damon is taking over and the whole thing gets just about politics and not art.

@@pankulka9927 its not Damon's fault tho. if the reporter hadn’t brought the conversation up, he wouldn’t have why to talk about it… Jamie was just over the interview itself, we dont know what happened before and this interviewer is known to be annoying af and Damon is a pretty vocal on his views. Gorillaz was Always political, Always.

@@jessica5497 Err, I’m not sure why your explaining it to me, I’m a fan of Gorillaz (and Damon’s music as a whole) for about 14 years now, I’m pretty sure I’m aware of that. I don’t remember what was in the comment I was responding to (I see it’s deleted now), but I guess half of my response is out of context now.

Wdym ?

@@elijahcorbett7476Demon Days and Plastic Beach have political undertones that are much more in support of the left wing than right wing

Why are you saying he's morphing into Billy Bragg? He seems to be for being in EU but I agree that Brexit was simply early to splitting from EU. I think England is still in Europe and it's people will always travel and English heritage has a value. But the poor in most countries are beung neglected. That kind of Thatcherism hasn't ended. It's ironic that people who leave home countries, see their country differently. Better to decide if you leave, leave and move on. We are all visitors on planet earth.

@@v.9439 Kinda hilarious that you would put it in american terms

The far right aren’t satisfied till they have browbeaten everyone else into agreeing with them…

Gabby I hope so too

Strange Timez!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

It's like having to re watch the same re-run over and over, I agree with what Damon is saying but once you hear it once you've heard it a thousand times but with different words.

Theo Leeds A Votes a vote... age shouldn't determine anything & shouldn't be used to what's right or wrong. He Sounds like Nick Clegg & EU democracy.

Theo Leeds 0:10 I watch it over and over again

I think you're misinterpretting it's meaning- that was a sigh of shared disatisfaction with the Tory/Mercer Brexit manipulation outcome in my opinion

Undiagnosed adult adhd?

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nightsage217 you should write a song about that...

Preach!!!

There were plenty of skinny and starving children in the UK before the Labour Party won a landslide in 1945. You should get some education.

Yes, there was 'skinny and starving' people in the past, as a direct consequence of the 'free market economy' you seem to think will solve these problems. Before Labour was in a position to do anything (1945) five evils were identified: want, disease, ignorance, squalor and idleness. Labour policies were for full employment, welfare state, national health service, education and decent housing. That's why the working class are no longer 'skinny and starving' and have better health, housing, and education. Rich people do not tend to give money to others (which is how they get rich), but they always need to exploit others to get that money. Today's problems in NHS funding, high unemployment, underemployment levels, wage compression, unaffordable rents/mortgages, tuition fees, cuts in welfare, zero hours contracts.... These things should be making you think we're going back to 'skinny and starving' people.

Sam Beaney​ whilst reading your comments a qoute you used pops into mind "Anyone can milk a cow". Stop milking it, they are netaural, respectful and have a voice people are listening to.

Sam Beaney that's what you are trying to do. Please take a leaf from your own book.

x SANDINISTA x awesome triggered? Bless you ❄️

x SANDINISTA x you have terrible grammar.

Sandinsta, just enjoy the video

You didn't disagree with the politics in Gorillaz when you heard it in the album, why would you disagree with them now?

@x D3G3N3R8 NATION x will you shut up man

this_is_my_username opinions right? people just get so emotional and can't accept different opinions, and politians are using those emotions to manipulate us and divide us, I wish more people would understand Damon's point of view, he's not about politics, he's about living in peace, of course brexit is not his thing, he's about building bridges not burning bridges, you can disagree with someone and have a civil conversation about it, people really need to drop this "us vs them" mentality, with the whole "if you're not with me it must mean you're against me" thing

Lasse Kiminki warning stfu.

637northdohenydrive Lodger thats like saying if a person worked in a sweatshop all their life they have no right to voice their opinions, you have no clue how much work it takes for him to make his pieces of art just for you to see, just like how in a sweatshop a person is making clothes for you by hand just for you to throw away later. he’s constantly pumping out drawings without art block, which is incredibly hard to do. he deserves to be paid as much as damon, without his art gorillaz would never exist.

YESS

They're on the other side of the political spectrum and don't like him because they're close minded themselves?

tiger They're mad a Damon because they see his political views as wrong. Though I don't agree with him I think he should be able to say whatever he feels. I just want songs without "fuck trump" undertones my dude

Boxed Ahh, okay. Honestly, I see Damon as a musician. Not a politician. I see Jamie as an artist. Not a politician

tiger r I wish I could but it's becoming harder as they go down that road

Boxed True. Knowing how political Humanz is

Noodledoodles if tou can pay tax you should be able to vote. Simple as.

Dylan Boland everyone is exploitable. Brexit voters thought the nhs would get 350 million extra per week. It wont. That's exploitation.

At age 16, you have no clue about how the world actually works. They should raise the voting age to 21.

Zippy McFadden I'd rather they raised the voting age to 25.

the bath that brings us to Saturn Rings~

The baff

"Hey you guys..I'm just gonna take a bath"

What does he know about A Family Hard up in Doncaster or Southend or anywhere for that he's a wealthy elite type himself and older he's 55 now 49 in this interview he's talking upper nonsense here in my opinion

AsleepAbyss the now now

Damien Albarns older he's 55 Now he's no youth

Did you even listen to their music?

@@levitation2114 ofc

@@eterea9113 then you didn’t understand it, all of their music has always been political and had left winged ideas in them

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@levitation2114 You can still enjoy the music without agreeing with the underlying message. Don’t be pretentious.

@@jadealyssa3428 being pretentious for saying they didn’t understand an extremely clear message? Get a dictionary please

doesn't mean there's a correlation

Perhaps not, but we're being told now that 'Corbyn wants to take us back to the 1970s'... I remember the 1970s and working class people were much better off... Rent for a council house was a day's wage and that included water charges and council tax. Unemployment was much lower and the term 'long term unemployed' had not been invented. A job meant 40+ hours a week and the term 'job for life' was commonplace. A single unskilled wage could keep a family and buy a house. Wives worked for 'pin money' University education was free. A British citizen owned half the economy. Public transport was more affordable. Coal, gas, electricity and petrol was more affordable. Those are the real reasons the wealthy don't want to go back to the 1970s!

This is Italy too....

Ah well brexit has cost more than the uk’s financial input into the EU over 47 years so that’s clownery luv

This comment hasn't aged as well as this interview