Bad Blood Video Analysis

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The YouTube video, I wanted to analyze is a spoof of the famous song called Bad Blood by Taylor Swift and beat by the hip hop record artist Kendrick Lamar. The YouTube video parody was produced by Bart Baker. Taylor Swift and Katy Perry aren't being good friends anymore. Her song feature Selena Gomez, she was not the target is not her its rumor to be Katy Perry. Taylor Swift has an on and off friendship. One of the reasons is when Taylor Swift was on her Red Tour with her three fellow back-up dancers; Katy Perry rehired them behind Swift’s back. Taylor declares this was too far and she believes that Kate Perry is attempting to sabotage her tour career. When I was watching Bart Baker’s parody of Bad Blood, is was really hilarious and did a respectable job of displaying a set of sociological conceptual meaning. Bart Baker portrays himself as Taylor Swift; he loves to dress himself up as her. He did a very good job of being her in his music video spoof. His other parody videos he portrays a bunch of notable female singers and as a famous male singers as well.
The gender role of this video demonstrates how women can be strong individuals when Taylor Swift fights like a mysterious factor. When Katy Perry was fighting as a strong secret agent, but when she trying to open her mirror, she was demonstrating how women can be weak doing the simplest thing.
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She does hold a lot of negative and positive side within modern social club. She can be a very good character model to all female audiences in some views. She also can be a negative influence about not able to remain in a static relationship. This only lasts a week or two weeks. She loves to make fun of herself in some of her official music videos like Blank Space and Shake It Off, about herself not able to have a boyfriend for a long time and she goes through many boyfriends thought out

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