Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc (Commentary Edition)

Join Murdoc Niccals in re-living Feel Good Inc in this full length commentary edition. Which video would you like to hear Murdoc re-live next?

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[guilhermetito]

_Credit where credit's due: stunning acting by 2D. Genuinely looks opressed. I recall the director saying stuff like - "Imagine that someone evil controls you, torments you, and you dream of one day breaking free." Dunno where the inspiration came from, but the kid nailed it._

I too wonder where the inspiration came from.

[hanakosan]

I love how Murdoc is still cheeky but genuinely complimented 2D's acting and cried in joy seeing Noodle. He does sounds happier, and not just for himself. I wish the best for him and the rest of the band, they sure have come a long way.

[AliceSpeltRight]

The fact that it’s murdoc narrating makes it a million times better

[vie]

The amount of pain in Murdoc's voice when he says "accidents happen, you know" is incredible. Also, the megaphone bit is a reference to the meme cover of the song. It would be awesome if murdoc could comment on Melancholy Hill after this, It seems like it's another video very heavy on the lore of Gorillaz

[aexa.._]

This song aged like fine wine, it will never be a bad song

[poweroffriendship.]

Honestly, the animation of _Gorillaz_ is very unique and stylized on its own. Props to Jamie Hewlett for creating such memorable designs to the members of the Gorillaz.

[spacegnome]

I think we can all agree that we absolutely enjoyed seeing Murdoc in his natural habitat. Shirtless.

[nikolauskey]

0:53 I'm laughing so hard at the idea of 2D just casually and constantly shouting at Murdoc through a megaphone LMAO

[jacksonvillegreetings]

Man this hits close to home!! What a day to remember this.

[anidiotofuse]

"Wallop! There it is, the riff that sold a million bass guitars!"

I completely agree. I remember back when this tune was on TRL, the radio, and damn near anywhere else that sound was coming out of that it didn't matter how overplayed it was - once it started, I was listening to the whole thing.

[Melkweg]

I'd listen to a podcast of all the Gorillaz members just rambling. It'd be perfect for lore too omlll

[yobroitsspence]

Such a unique piece of music to go down in history, there won't be a day that goes by without me humming this tune.

[neolunaticus]

2:27
Murdoc just described the entire message behind the song.

[disgal]

The entire segment about Murdoc recalling what the directors said that 2D had to act is the most non-subtle yet hilarious part for anyone who has a small knowledge on gorillaz

[nombusomasina]

Murdoc said " 2D's acting was very convincing, I remember the director saying ' imagine that someone evil controls you, torments you and you one day dream of breaking free ' I can't imagine where the inspiration came from.." I'm gobsmacked! LOL.. truly an epic record to date!

[ultimaweapon]

I'd love to see more of these characters Talking with each other or interacting
I would watch an animated show with them for sure

[Schmallory]

Oh man that ending hurt. I like how Murdoc never actually said the events that would take place after Feel Good Inc. because it absolutely traumatized Gorillaz fans.

[threeicedcreams]

The way Murdoc says “Noodle” when she appears 🥺🥰😭 my heart. He’s such a proud dad

[tenebreh]

Dear God, I didn't hink this video could be any more nostalgic, but nearly every word of what Murdoc says brings me back hard enough to make me feel lightheaded
"I bought 2D that mEGAphone at Toys 'R Us! Changed your voice to sound like Pingu... or was it Chewbacca?"
I REMEMBER THAT MEGAPHONE

[pianta]

i really hope they do El mañana next, it's not one of their biggest hits but it's my favorite song and i think the video is very important to the lore of the band.