2D's posture then: l 2D's posture now: )

“So this green guy runs over somebody with a car and knocks out both of his eyes, then the green guy kidnaps a possessed drummer, then a fedex package arrives with a Japanese 10 year old guitarist, and they call themselves Gorillaz” “Sir this is a Wendy’s”

This has always been the most nostalgic Gorillaz song to me, the vibe of it all just brings me back to when my parents would play Gorillaz music videos for me back in 2011

0:17 2-D's smile is so cute, yet so creepy at the same time

One thing I really like about this video is that it captures the feel of the 2000’s. The cityscape’s streets and light really captures a familiar but run-down feel that is weirdly intimate. The art style of the characters is bold but mellow, making them seem part of the environment. The music is very calm and serene, kind of like a summers night, sitting on a bench in the park, or the porch of your home. I wish this is the kind of feel that music and media in general can make, but I guess that’s me being nostalgic.

2:09 just take a moment to appreciate noodle's backing vocals here

2 notes about this video I appreciate 1. When 2-D has his little devilish smile in the beginning, Murdoc's appearance makes it go away. Jamie already knew their dynamic for future phases 2. I love the shot of Noodle they chose for the end. Makes it look like she's jumping up to you for a hug

Everybody's here with me Got no camera to see Don't think I'm all in this world The camera won't let me go The verdict doesn't love our soul The digital won't let me go Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll pay (yeah, yeah) When tomorrow, tomorrow comes today Stereo, I want it on It's taken me far too long Don't think I'm all in this world I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll pay When tomorrow, tomorrow comes today

20 years already, time flies

Can we talk about how like weirdly nostalgic this style of gorillaz is, i didnt know about them til last year but seeing this era of art is so early 2000’s that it brings me back to that time

People complaining that Gorillaz isn’t doing this kind of music now. Just be glad that they did, and that they’re still making music.

this song has such a distinctive 2000s aesthetic

Studio: what emotions should this song evoke? Gorrilaz: yes

This song feels like a late-night car ride.

seeing murdoc approach rapidly at 0:39 is still so funny to me till this day 😭😭😭

The whistling at 2:36 gives me chills EVERY DAMN TIME

I really like how Noodle's voice sounds when she sings in the 'background' like behind 2D's voice in the minute 2:12

I've always preferred this art style of Gorillaz a lot more than their current style, just because it looks like an entire Cartoon Network show made for adults

0:39 IM CRYING WHY DID MURDOC GRAVITATE TOWARDS THE CAMERA LIKE THAT

I remember listening to this when I was only 8. I’m turning 31 this year and I still love this song as much as I did waaay back then. Hard to believe how the years have gone by so fast. I remember tunning in to the Gorillaz on my MTV late at night. Now I come here to get hit by nostalgia. 🥲

As you can see, Murdoc wasn't always green. Don't do drugs kids.

2d:"don't think I'll be here to long." 20 years later, gorillaz is still making songs

Ah, the days when 2-D had Purple hair, Murdoc wasn't tanned pickle Green, Noodle was small and barely spoke English, Russel was REALLY round, and Del was sort of a 5th member. I was never actually alive then, bahahaha. But, there's something about this era of the band, from the lore, the artstyle, the music, it just appeals to me the most out of all eras of the band. Absolutely adore Dan The Automator's production, I absolutely believe they could use another producer like him. Wish Gorillaz would take risks like they did then, tackling new ground in each album, doing weird things with genres, twisting them up and putting them together to create something that's very much it's own unique thing. Ever since Humanz, Gorillaz has very much stayed in their lane, I don't even really like Humanz all that much, but I do think it had something really unique about it, but now it feels like they're too scared to do something that could potentially scare new people off, when that was what made stuff like Phase 1 so cool. There's something sort of unfriendly & unsettling about Phase 1, but it feels so cool and casual at the same time. It's the mystique and the unique vibe that keeps people coming back. I haven't felt incentive to revisit The Now Now or Song Machine that much, even though I actually really liked Song Machine (as an album), but you bet your bottom dollar I revisit stuff like Self-titled & Plastic Beach all the time. Apocalyptic Dance Music Gorillaz was really interesting but really repetitive and lacked in execution. Stripped back Gorillaz was nice and easy listening but felt rather empty and samey. Back to basics Gorillaz is just the Gorillaz being Gorillaz doing what we know them for already. I want do something new by taking something old and completely flipping it on its head Gorillaz. I don't want yesterday to be our today, I want tomorrow to come today.

I feel this is one of the most Gorillaz songs from Gorillaz (Edit: huh that’s odd)

0:41 POV: You’re 2D and you’ve done literally anything

When 2D sings, hes all cool and badass. When he speaks "EEeeEeE", "I-I cant-I-I c-cant KIll iT", "JUsT A BEppErmINT tEA fEr mEH", and "lOOks lIKe a fIXEr UPPeR!"

This video was mostly filmed around Soho, in London. Here's some places I've found in it. 1:44 is La Reash, which closed down some years back, and is now Wan's Tea Room at 23 Greek Street, Soho, Greater London 1:51 is Vauxhall Bridge, with St. Paul's Cathedral in the back 1:56 is the Thames viewed from Waterloo Bridge. The bridge you can see in the foreground is Hungerford and Golden Jubilee Bridge. The London Eye is visible on the left, to the right, the Ministry of Defense building, and in the center, just barely visible through 2D, is Parliament. 1:57 is Waterloo Bridge again, this time with St. Paul's and Horizon 22 in the background. 2:06 is The Lyric, in Soho, a club at 17 Great Windmill St., where there is curiously no Great Windmill to be seen 2:10 is Ronnie Scott's, just up the road at 39 Great Windmill St. Still no windmill to be seen! 2:20 is 24 Brewer Street, also in Soho . t's now a Chilango. 2:46 is Piccadilly Circus. This whole segment is filmed in the general area, but is near impossible to find exactly. 2:52 99% sure that's St. Paul's again. That was fun!

My dumbass really used to think they were the evil version of teen titans 😭😭😭

i honestly love the old animations for Russel and Noodle

I wish Gorillaz still made music like this man. I love the Trip-Hop sound of the first album, and the imagery so much.

0:41 MURDOC JUMPSCARE

this song feels like self titled at its best description, and after 13 years is still a goddamn banger. thank you Gorillaz

Nobody: The food in the microwave: 1:20 Edit: Wow! Thank you for all the love, I really didn't think this comment would make so many people laugh lol. Love you all and have a good day/night!

The changing background reminds me of when your mind is racing with random thoughts and memories

I remember a music special was being aired in the middle of the night on Toonamis music showcase years and years ago. This was the very first song I heard from them and it singlehandly shaped and matured my taste in music. I can’t overstate how important it was to me

Today is my birthday, i waited 18 years to this day, so today i am 18 years old, now i am listening to this.

0:33:"Everybody is here with me" **Murdoc and Noodle literally leaving the screen after he said that**

2-D: *Smiles* *Murdoc comes in* 2-D: *Acknowledges his crippling depression*

I like this song

Who's here in April/May/June/July 2024 ?

Man they need to revisit this art style

the zoom-in on Murdoc's face deserves to be a meme

The best Gorillaz song. It's so nostalgic. I want to go on a late-night drive under yellow street lights and listen to this. one day I will.

I got tickets to see Gorillaz last year and honestly my hype for them hasn't gone away since then. I've just been looking through their older songs for the ones I listened to growing up

Remember: this song is old enough to drink, smoke, drive a car, and own a gun.

i love bingus

That first Gorillaz album was an absolute masterpiece. It managed to kinda sound a little bit like Blur, but also sound nothing like Blur at all, but match their quality.

My mom owned the self-titled album and then later demon days CD. I basically grew up listening to Gorillaz. So many good memories. To this day gorillaz remains as one of my favorite artists.

I really wish Gorillaz would revisit this grungy aesthetic they had back in phase 1 and Demon Days. Just once. Just for old times sake.

I've been listening to this song since I was a little girl in elementary school. I'm 24 now, listening to this again for the first time in years. And I don't know why but the line 'don't think I'll be here too long' really hit me hard. It made me realize that the Gorillaz is that one band that I've listened to for damn near my entire life. I can't even begin to imagine how shattered I'd be if we lost Damon. He's made so much beautiful and expressive music. He's been truly a blessing and I can't imagine my life without his voice in my ear.

Happy 100 Million to one of the best Gorillaz songs!

Love this from Gorillaz.. that little hook melody, like a piece from Double's 'Captain of Her Heart'.. Homage to the many influences that Albarn collects and reconstructs into their songs.

This song has so many emotions, mindsets, and feelings in it; 2000s/early 2010s nostalgia, in the zone, deep feelings, depression, driving your car at night alone, driving to work, the city, etc. The effect that this song has on you really depends on what part(s) of your life you associate it with. In general, songs like this one bring out the good, the sad, and the awe of our past, how it’s unfortunately gone, and how we as people have to face the future as tomorrow comes today.

this song always make me feel as if I'm under a dim streetlight at midnight, watching the cars go by. I like it

Just remembered this songs existence and it is amazing omg

you can feel the early 2000s aura here

0:16 2D’s smile looks evil... 0:24 he stopped smiling when Murdoc came in

the dislikes are from people who think today comes tomorrow

I met this song when I was a kid. It played in the radio, and my mom would always put it in the car's radio. I jammed to this everytime i heard it. Tomorrow comes today makes me want to get up and start dancing

Seeing and listening to this, in Porto, was insanely awesome. Legendary

Lyrics: Everybody's here with me (we) Got no camera to see Don't think I'm not all in this world The camera won't let me go And the verdict doesn't love our soul The digital won't let me go Yeah yeah yeah I'll pay (yeah yeah yeah) When tomorrow Tomorrow comes today Stereo I want it on It's taken me far too long Don't think I'm not all in this world I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long Yeah yeah yeah I'll pay When tomorrow Tomorrow comes today (Da da da da da da da da)

Fun fact: Tomorrow never arrives because when the next day comes, it's called today.

Love the styled simplicity of the video, totally matches the song's vibe

This song tranquilizes me like no other. I feel myself melting into that drop at 0:12 with the piano and melodica. Ugh.. I miss the old grungy sound

This song gives strong vibes of being a kid sitting in the backseat of your car, it's late at night and you're falling asleep. You see orange streetlights going by quickly, before you know it your mom/dad is carrying you out of the car :)

So, what quality do you guys use? Animation: HD Backgrounds: .jpeg

Takes me back....

My first Gorillaz song remains my favorite, good LORD this is such an amazing vibe. That bass massages my brain like nothing else does🤤

why did i start listening to this 7 Years to late

Lyrics: Everybody's here with me Got no camera to see Don't think I'm all in this world The camera won't let me go The verdict doesn't love our soul The digital won't let me go Yeah yeah yeah, I'll pay (Yeah, yeah) When tomorrow, tomorrow comes today Stereo, I want it on It's taken me far too long Don't think I'm all in this world I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long I don't think I'll be here too long Yeah yeah yeah, I'll pay When tomorrow, tomorrow comes today (Yeah, yeah)

0:17 first graders in photos

1:17 How my food looks like when its in the microwave

I can’t get over the part at 2:10 where you can hear Noodle singing when she shows up in the background

Favorite song from them

Ngl i dont really like phase 7 art style but Gorillaz is always evolving

This is the art style I’ll always associate with Gorillaz, the new one (Humanz-Song Machine) is great and looks amazing and all, but the classic 90s cartoon style of the original album will never be beat imo

*And this, kids, is where my journey began.* *Getting addicted to Gorillaz like its cocaine.*

Man i love revisiting old songs and getting the song stuck in my head🥰

Chav buddy, 4 years later.. still mourning inside. Love u bro. ❤

*2D joins the chat* 2D- :) *Murdoc joins the chat* 2D- :(

2D singing: Pure angel that deserves to be protected 2D talking: Pure angel that deserves to be protected

Programming times are so good with Gorillaz ♥

Still one of my favorite songs it's a whole vibe

Baby: starts crying Everyone in the movie theater: 0:41 Edit: wasn't expecting my comment to get popular. Thank you guys for the likes 💗

Mom: The food is not heating up very well! The food in the microwave: 1:17

This song is criminally underrated

Es indescriptible escuchar y sentirte el mismo niño escuchandolo en tu infancia, pero han pasado 23 años, ya no eres un niño, te han obligado a crecer.😢

"Everybody's here with me" *Everybody proceeds to leave the screen* Okay that's nice

After 17 years I still don't know if this song is supposed to reassure me or bring me to hell

this has to be unironically my favorite music video for any song

I wasnt alive in the early 2000s, but listening to Gorilla’z old songs gives me nostalgia for some reason, even though i didnt listen to Gorillaz music until like a couple months ago.

0:21 notice how 2D stops grinning as soon as Murdoc appears

2:18 murdoc is all like "hi kids want drugs"

Omg tomorrow comes today this is such a great song

I remember seeing this on the Midnight Run on a Toonami special back in 2001. I was hooked.

*Fun fact. In Rise of the Ogre it says Murdoc is doing the whistling (**2:37**) after he was taking a piss and made up that whistle so he thought it would sound good in the song.*

It is now 2020 and Murdoc in neon green

This "Yeah, yeah, yeah..I'll pay up, ya" is the best flow and sound. Wow!

That's a really special song.

Today, Gorillaz become 20 years old since Tomorrow Comes Today was their first public appearance.