It's a very upbeat and somewhat simple song.
Not every Gorillaz song has a deep, psychological meaning behind it.
Sometimes a fun song is just a fun song.
Dare represents all things to do with joy, fun, excitement and innocence.
It's literally just about being yourself and having a good time.
Noodle (the Guitarist for the Gorillaz, and the girl in this music video) is having fun, dancing about in her bedroom and doing what she wants.
She's a kid, and has that youthful glow, that innocent fun in her.
A lot of people think this song is about masterbation, and I guess that's somewhat understandable, but really I think what it's trying to say is that you shouldn't hide from happiness, you shouldn't hide away and be scared.
You should just have fun.
Listen to the lyrics properly. The video helps too.
It's very simple, really.
It's relatable, what with Noodle dancing alone in her room. It's supposed to remind you of the simple pleasures in life, the fun and the partying, the laughter and the confidence.
Noodle is just.having.fun.
That's it!
And YOU should too!
Don't worry all the time, simply have fun and be yourself.
Dance. Sing. Play.
You wanna put on loud music and dance around alone in your bedroom? Go ahead!
Have fun!
The word Dare isn't literally supposed to mean dare.
The guy saying it, Shaun Ryder, simply has an accent that makes "There" sound like "Dare".
There's interviews about it as well.
Again, it's very simple.
It's simply a good tune with a great beat, a song that's about having fun. :)
