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: The video features the San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus, who appear as a group of children dressed in military-style clothing, performing the song's iconic "I need a gun to keep myself from harm" refrain.

: Filmed in the Swakopmund desert in Namibia , the vast, arid landscape serves as a stark backdrop for the song's themes of war and isolation. gorillaz_dirty_harry_official_video

You can watch the full official video on the Gorillaz YouTube Channel. : The video features the San Fernando Valley

: Rapper Bootie Brown (of The Pharcyde) emerges from a sand dune in a World War II-era military uniform to deliver his verse, blending live-action footage with the animated world. : Rapper Bootie Brown (of The Pharcyde) emerges

The official music video for by Gorillaz is a visually striking piece directed by Jamie Hewlett and Pete Candeland. Released in 2005 as the third single from their second studio album, Demon Days , the video features 2-D and a group of children stranded in a desert, joined by a live-action performance by Bootie Brown. Key Highlights of the Video

: True to Gorillaz's style, the video mixes high-quality 2D animation with cinematic live-action landscapes, reflecting the political and social undertones of the track.