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Song 2 got its name because it was literally the second song Blur recorded for the album Blur (1997). Damon Albarn improvised the "WOO-HOO!" during a take, as a joke to mock the heavy and aggressive sound of American grunge. The label wanted to release something more "commercial" as... show more

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Ricky11 天前

I remember being so disappointed that none of their other songs sounded like this. I still love Gorillaz so there's that

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RNR jukebox11 天前

It was just a joke. But this joke was better than 99% of that grunge crap

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· ݁ ˖ Sophia 𖥧11 天前

Is mocking grunge really the full story? That "WOO-HOO!" sounds too raw to be only a joke. Could the band's hook instinct have accidentally trumped their irony, making it more sincere than intended?

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Rafael Mantero11 天前

Its also exactly 2 mins long

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Liam C11 天前

Nowhere in grunge does anybody go “WOO-HOO”. Mocking Grunge eh? A couple of posh little art students.

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P.G11 天前

Fifa 98 a fait le reste

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timo.mnt11 天前

12 anos de idade, de repente você liga o rádio, ouve essa música e pensa, "cara que banda legal". aí você conhece a banda e descobre que é outra coisa.

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MainMan11 天前

We know. The algorithm tells us every day.

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Paul Golder (I'm on 🦋)11 天前

Heavily influenced by this song

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Wild Earth Discoveries 🌿🦉11 天前

the label wanting a commercial single and getting woo-hoo instead is peak blur

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RadeG 🇨🇿🇪🇺11 天前

How do you think the song benefited from being featured as the main theme in FIFA 98? Who knows :-)

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Cam Holt11 天前

Even when he trolls he makes good music

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zozo11 天前

🎶❤️🎶

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AdoRafDP11 天前

That game! That f… videogame was great also thanks to this song!

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Blur – “Song 2” Released in 1997 on the album Blur, “Song 2” is one of the band’s most iconic tracks. Short, loud, and instantly recognizable, it was originally written as a playful parody of American grunge — but ended up becoming a global anthem. With its explosive “woo-hoo” chorus, distorted guitars, and raw energy, the song captured a new, more aggressive side of Blur. Despite being only two minutes long, it became one of the most memorable rock hits of the ’90s. “Song 2” quickly turned into a worldwide sensation, earning multiple award nominations and becoming a staple in sports arenas, commercials, and pop culture. It remains Blur’s biggest international hit — fast, chaotic, and unforgettable.

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"Tomorrow Comes Today" was the first official song released by Gorillaz, on November 27, 2000 as the title track of the debut EP (even before the full-length album of 2001). It was originally a Blur demo called "I Got Law," recorded by Damon Albarn in 1999, and became the third track on the self-titled album.

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A noisy experiment became Blur’s most unlikely international anthem. “Song 2” appeared on their 1997 self-titled album and was partly conceived as a send-up of American grunge, complete with its explosive “woo-hoo” chorus. By 1999, the two-minute blast had become one of Blur’s biggest live crowd favourites.

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if demi and ariana werent sabotaged and 🛴 actually pushed the song as a single, this would’ve literally been the biggest female collaboration of the decade because its an ALBUM TRACK.

if demi and ariana werent sabotaged and 🛴 actually pushed the song as a single, this would’ve literally been the biggest female collaboration of the decade because its an ALBUM TRACK.

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