Burum de dum de dum....

autofocus is the devils work

👏👏👏

Plot twist: there's no one behind the lens, only a cam on a tripod.

It hurts my brain. I love his songs but I can't tolerate fakery.

lol i love how this isn't even a pun

Parklife

R u a water sign

It's a beanie

DUGA NETWORK a beanie is a type of hat

Think he's going for the Mark Hollis look.

He looks knackered here He needs good sleep here What's with all the whip talk

U not listen 2 his interview here?

Haterz

Haters gonna hate...we are gonna keep the love.

Because while he's one of the best English songwriters of the last thirty years, he's also a total fraud (class, accent etc) and his 'social justice' politics are so rock star clichéd.

@@blackmore4 Correct. Lefties stars like him wanted Killary Clinton to win an election. This would be a total utter disaster and the WW3.

If someone who just eats vegetables is a vegetarian... Does that mean.... He EATS PEOPLE?!

Pay not notice to them. They are bots and/or groups who patrol KZfaq and bombard videos like this with painfully repetitive and moronic comments.

@@wnapholi No we don't.

Thank you for calling out the haters👍🏼

I think he's great too. Been following him since Modern Life is Rubbish but he's also become very effected and pretentious. that doesn't take away from his creative output but like Noel Gallagher (excuse the comparison) he's gone right up his own arsehole.

I simultaneously detest and feel sorry for the toxic right-wing hordes. Hopefully one day they'll get out of the circlejerk of hatred that the political right is.

@Mark Lewis 15 million worldwide sales with Blur, 18 million with Gorillaz, what a moronic comment !

Hes my all time favorite musician!

Clayton Wiffen it was basically 50/50 so would have been more working class split though

Yes, a very hasty one where people didn't have enough time to learn and consider the facts. To say that the people made their choice is wrong because many who voted changed their mind quickly afterwards.

'That's the truth of it all, really.' I believe

absolutely.

His "typical" British accent is too typical. It's fake.

@Jkiouz Jkiouz Of course it is. It's the standard middle class fake accent of those born to Che Guevara poster type parents in the 1960s.

Sit in A CORNER AND THINK ON ,,,,

matchbox555 ..up there on a shelf somewhere I'm sure.

@@nickmoran1 Nah, you're wrong. Look at the album again and compare it with Sgt Pepper. "This Is a Low" compares well with "A Day in the Life". "To The End" is an amazing track and compares well with "Shes Leaving Home". "Tracy Jacks" is the equivalent of "Lovely Rita". "Parklife" the song is easily as good as "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!". But the Parklife album is full of great tracks and weirdness ("Far Out") just like Pepper. Seriously I was blown away by it when it came out.

nick moran hahahah yeah man!!!

Pisses over sgt pepper. The most overrated album and band ever. Parkllife is essential

Yep, absolute garbage

The orange hat needs to go he looks very silly in it

Portland Bill

In your opinion, of course. I happen to think he's absolutely spot on with his political views. What do you know?

@@Tuffetti What do I know? I know that I do not condone the initiation of force. Government has a legal monopoly of the use of force. That isn't my opinion it is fact. And because of this I believe it is moral that government must have it's powers limited to retaliatory force only, and to that extent against the initiator(s). Anything outside amounts to the twofold mechanism of expansion of intervention by removing individual liberty. There's nothing I've said so far that cannot be demonstrated. However, it can be disagreed with, and so at least be honest and recognise that whilst you, Damon and most others argue over just how much individual liberty should be removed by force, it is none the less advocating it as such. I'm not an anarchist, I'm not an isolationist, and I'm most certainly not a collectivist, so as long as whatever you decide to attribute to me doesn't fall in those three categories, you might be able to identify and justifiably criticise me. But if those attributes fall into any of those three categories, then any criticise is immediately invalid. Perhaps you'd like to expand on what uses of force you're fine with and why?

Jay Peckay I’m sure Greece is enjoying their poverty

Answer me this: what is there to like about right-leaning viewpoints?

MostlyLoveOfMusic answer me this: what is there to like about left-wing viewpoints?

Tell us which news channel is impartial. There isn't one. They've all got their agenda(s) to follow.

I believe in increasing personal freedoms. Right-wing views are conservative and seek to limit personal freedom

@@WillScarlet1991 true. But the BBC and C4 claim to be impartial as they are publicly funded.

On Blair, Albarn said, “I met Tony Blair and had a sort of premature insight into the dark mechanics of politics and at that point I honestly felt terrified about Tony Blair.” He continued, “I picked up on something kind of odd about him that I didn’t understand. I was a bit scared of him, if I’m honest with you.” Albarn also revealed that he voted for Labour in the recent UK General Election, but didn’t side with the party back in 1997 - when Blair successfully ran for office. The full article : www.nme.com/news/music/blur-36-1216385#XQcg1VIIdxyLxMsr.99

Amanda Hds Thanks for sharing that. Yes, in more recent years Damon has done his best to distance himself from Blair and New Labour, but in the run up to the 1997 general election he was quite happy to cosy up to Blair. He ‘sipped gin and tonic’ with him in the House of Commons in 1995, and certainly gave his fans the impression that he supported Labour. If he really felt Blair was sinister he said nothing about it at the time. So you’ll have to forgive me for thinking he may not be telling the entire truth in some of his more recent interviews. I’m sure Damon will go along with supporting Corbyn’s Labour, and regret it in years to come. His band mate Dave Rowntree was actually elected as a Labour councillor in Norfolk last year! Left wing politics seems to be the choice of out of touch celebs. They support socialist parties because I’m sure they’re inclined to think it’s the virtuous thing to do, because after all the Labour Party were set up to protect the interests of the working classes. Unfortunately, for the past 30 years the Labour Party has consistently advocated policies that have undermined the interests of the working classes.

No, Damon Albarn shunned Blair's Cool Brittania party, whilst Noel Gallagher attended. From the Independent: "Some were mocked by their peers, but Gallagher subsequently said that "when the fookin' Prime Minister [sends you an invite], fookin' 'ell, you've got to go." His brother, Liam, Oasis's singer, claimed he wasn't invited - and would not have gone anyway - while Damon Albarn, leader of their great rivals, Blur, did not accept his invitation, saying later: "I knew by then we had all been taken for a ride."

soozimay Yes, you’re right, he didn’t go to Downing Street when Blair was elected in 1997. I think he talked about that in the ‘Live Forever’ documentary. But like I said in my second comment, Damon had previously met with Blair in 1995, and he didn’t make public any of his reservations about him at the time. It’s easy in retrospect for him to say he always knew Blair was sinister, but at the time he gave the impression that he was on board with New Labour. Noel was a total sellout, and he’s subsequently acknowledged that he was used by Blair. The lesson is never look to ‘celebrities’ for advice on anything outside their chosen field. In fact, as a rule it’s probably a good idea to do the exact opposite of what celebrities are advising you to do!

handcrafted30 what makes him self indulgent?

Nonesense.

I'm a working class man. I didn't vote for Brexit. Life's hard enough as it is. Don't pretend you speak for the working class.

@@sjpallnighter6973 you're not working class

Still very hopeful it won’t happen.