LETS ARGUE: You didn’t give it a 10 because you didn’t want to

I love absolutely everything about this album. It's my all time favorite. A decent 3/10

The real reason Damon Albarn agreed to have that interview

It's crazy how much Gorillaz grows on you

THIS MAN IS FINALLY GIVING THIS ALBUM JUSTICE

This is the only time ever where Fantano’s newest review on his channel will be the same album as the oldest review on the channel.

Broken is the most underrated song on the album.

The year is 2030. Anthony is living on a literal plastic beach as rising sea levels have forced us to make artificial living spaces. "man this album really just gets more relevant as time passes, 10/10"

The Plastic Beach era is peak Gorillaz imo. This album is a masterpiece, and the track they later did with James Murphy and Andre 3000 is one my favourite songs of all time.

Empire Ants just hits different

You give Plastic Beach a 7/10 but Plastic Beach a 9/10?

He did it. He actually did it. Maybe I will forgive you for killing my wife

Empire Ants is one of my favorite songs ever

Empire Ants has the greatest transition of all time, change my mind

"On Empire Ants, in just under five minutes, Gorillaz create an immersive symphony. The first movement is one of ice; of ghostly keyboards that brush feather light atop a glistening, tonal space of bright ambience. "The polyphonic prairies here, it's all around you," sings Albarn, his voice floating high above the flawless sheen of glass-like stillness. Suddenly, a shift, a second movement appears far in the distance, a descending line of pointed synth begins to emerge, flying closer as each second passes. The stillness subsides and it becomes our sole point of focus, becoming more earnest with each refrain. Like a wave, the beat crashes overall, bathing the world in warm, dulcet energy, all while Little Dragon soothe the change in pace with words not meant to be fully understood. In short, this is electro as high art."

"Where's North from 'ere?"

I’ll never forget hearing Empire Ants for the first time. What a stunning, transcendental experience created by the bloke who did the ‘woo hoo’ song

As soon as Anthony said "I need to do this album some JUSTICE" a police siren started wailing a few blocks away from my house. I wish I had that kind of comedic timing.

you calling a 10 year old album a classic makes me feel really old. I was almost 18 when this came out

The message of this album and Demon Days have both aged horrifyingly well. Yay...