Just The Way You Are Analysis

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Is there someone in your life that you love just the way they are? If your answer was yes well then you are in for a treat. There is a song that gives that beautiful message exactly. The song “Just The Way You Are” by Bruno Mars is about loving someone for who they are, all the way down to the last detail. It's important for people to know that they are perfect just the way that they are, and it amazing that celebrities are sharing that message. In this case Bruno Mars is sharing that message through song. The song “Just The Way You Are” is catchy, relatable and it sends a good message to all people.
People who have heard this song probably know that it's pretty catchy. When it was first introduced it was way over played like any other popular song that is on the radio. A significant amount of time has passed since its over playing, and now it's played every once in a while. It is an incredible song with a great message, how can it not be catchy. When this Bruno Mars’ song is played its a windows down, radio all the way up, singing at the top of your lungs kind of song. Its awesome for the ladies to jam to when they are all in the car, rocking out on their girls night. It is a good tool for the gentlemen, because it is a good way to
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More recently it has been a popular thing among society which is very encouraging and positive. Many ordinary people see celebrities and models, males and females and compare themselves to them. Beautiful and practically externally perfect looking people where the only people advertised. Which is quite poor for people's self esteem. Recently People of all types are being advertised and encouraged. “Just The Way You Are” is just an example of loving one for just the way one is. That message is being displayed all over the place, in movies, magazines and songs. Some inspiring lyrics that describe this

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