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Humility Lyrics: Calling the world from isolation / 'Cause right now, that's the ball where we be chained / And if you're coming back to find me / You'd better have good aim / Shoot it true, I need

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This song shows its speakers in two different ways, in the Lyrics its Damon Albarn who writes the Lyrics for Gorillaz (Vozick-Levinson). However, in the music video its one of the band's animated characters, his name is 2D and he sings lead vocals. From researching, there is no specific occasion for "Humility". The audience for this song is People who are lonely and may not know what to do about it. Purpose of the song is expressed two different ways based on media. The first way being in the lyrics talking about how isolation hurts. In the YouTube video, there is more of a happier vibe expressing don't get down and move forward. With all this information put together this leads to the subject Isolation and Loneliness.

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Gorillaz uses Ethos and Pathos in their lyrics and video of "Humility" to talk about isolation and how people who are lonely want to be with others. The use of Ethos and Pathos is expressed through imagery, metaphors and logic to express the feelings of isolation and the basic human need of companionship.

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The first use of Pathos is the line "Calling the world from isolation, 'Cause right now, that's the ball where we be chained". This is describing how isolation can be hard and it can be really hard to get out of that state. When you feel lonely it can feel like you've gone down a hole and you can't get out of it. Second use of Pathos is the line "See the state I'm in now". This is stating that due to the speakers isolation, he feels depressed. Feelings can affect behave towards others either in good ways or bad ways. The final use of Pathos is in the line "That's why I'm calling you". The speaker is trying to get someones attention, to help him with his isolated feeling. Depending on the person, they want to talk about their feelings with a close friend and try figure out a solution to get themselves back on track. These lines express the use of Pathos in the song "Humility" by Gorillaz.

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The first use of Ethos is in the line "Shoot it true, I need you in the picture". This means due to being isolated he needs someone to be there for him or to comfort him in his isolated state. Second use of ethos is the line "If I pick it up and I know that its broken, do I put it back?". This metaphor talks about how you have to decide if a friendship/relationship is worth repairing. In life sometimes break ups happen because their meant to happen, those friendships or relationships are the ones that won't work. The final use of Ethos is in the line "Or do I head out onto the lonesome trail and let you go?". This describes the alternative option to the line described earlier, breakup. In life, we all have to go our separate ways and its usually for the better. It will benefit both members of the relationship, it will be hard at first, but eventually you will be happy about it. When you make hard choices like that it builds your character. These lines express the use of Ethos in "Humility" by Gorillaz.

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In conclusion Gorillaz uses imagery and metaphors in the song "Humility" to talk about isolation. From sunny days to cartoon characters Gorillaz is effective in expressing their meaning of isolation to audience members who may feel lonely and don't know what to do about it. The overall message of "humility" is: people need companionship in order to survive and Gorillaz does a good job expressing this through media and lyrics.

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Gorillaz. “Gorillaz – Humility (Official Video).” Online Video Clip. YouTube. YouTube, 31 May 2018. Web. 10 Dec. 2018

“Gorillaz – Humility Lyrics.” Genius. Genius, 31 May 2018. Web. 11 Dec. 2018

Vozick-Levinson, Simon. “Gorillaz creators Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett on the cartoon band's past, present, and future: The Music Mix Q&A.” Entertainment Weekly. Meredith Corporation, 10 June 2010. Web. 12 Dec 2018.