Because the Guardians of the Galaxy's second album also went six-times platinum in the UK and double platinum in the US.

Okay, so the Guardians of the Galaxy aren't an actual band, but Star-Lord aspires to make them one, ensuring their holographic, intergalactic advertisements reflect classic Earth-based album covers.

Case in point, our Guardians of the Galaxy Album Profiles Men's T-Shirt effectively mimics the cover to the second Gorillaz album, 'Demon Days.'

You know, the Gorillaz -- the first 'virtual band' starring four completely made-up members generating music touching on multiple styles, including trip hop, hip hop, alternative rock, Britpop, electronica, and about 15 others.

How does this Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 t-shirt further convey the Gorillaz 'Demon Days' aesthetic?

• It's Star-Lord taking the place of virtual Gorillaz member Murdoc!
• It's Groot and Rocket, co-occupying the space of band member 2-D!
• It's Gamora taking the place of Noodle!
• It's Drax subbing in for Russel!