Gorillaz Real People

Are guerrillas real people? 3

I argued with my friends about guerrillas. I thought they were real people, but all my friends thought they were just computers made by a talented geek behind the scenes. Thanks for helping me solve this !!!

They are real people, they do not attract the audience. The singer is the lead singer of the British group Blur. I forgot his name, I thought he was a demon.

The band members (2D, Murdoc, Russell and Noodle) are not real (obviously ... they are cartoons), but the band's creator Damon Alburn said in an interview that they are based on real people. I'm not sure if the real people on whom this design is based are real members of the group, Tuff. Illustrator (Jamie Hewlett) and creator / singer (also Damon Albarn [singer of Blur and The Good The Bad and The Queen]). The other members are not known publicly. They have shows where you can see them, but I don't think they ever mentioned names. Recently, 2 guitarists from The Clash went on tour with the Gorillas. There used to be shows on the performance farm (Ona with Ona!) They also play where you can see their salutes. I have seen them give fake interviews, but only once or twice. They are usually deceptive. The members of the legendary group have their own stories and lives. Plastic Beach is the last part of the story. To illustrate his entire past, there is a book called Rise of the Ogre that explains everything (the life of a fictional character). So the interview you are reading is about the character of Murdoch. If you create Google Images you will not find many (if any) photos of the original members (you may have multiple Alburn, Hewlett, multiple guest musicians, or Danger Mouse [o ucer]). ۔

Depending on what you see, a band is a cartoon band, but their real people play and sing.

Yes sir. I saw a picture of them somewhere ... and they are really beautiful. If you mean guerrillas like Feel Good Inc., Sunshine In A Bag, these guys ...