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    has a better quality. Country and rap have very different songs and instrument uses but they do have similar artist. To start, country music and rap music have immensely different songs. The lyrics in country songs commonly tell a story to the listener. Rap songs on the other hand is repetitive with their lyrics. Country songs typically consist of relationships, family, or nature itself. Rap songs consist of partying, violence, and…

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    History Of Vocables

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    The word “Powwow” is of Algonquin origin and translates to “ medicine man” and “ he who dreams”. The lyrics to the songs preformed are usually made of vocables in combination with words or musical instruments. Powwow songs typically fall into two parts. The lead singer starts the song with a high-pitched cry that tells the group which song they are to sing…

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    Out Of The Woods

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    is matched with the song and with the video. At times that only person that can help fight your clashes is yourself. In my opinion, this video complemented the song. It was clarifying the lyrics of the song and expound the feelings of Taylor Swift. First of all, when I saw the video without reading the lyrics. I did not understand the meaning of the song. After read the words of the Out of the Woods I got the idea of the video. It has lots of mixed emotional feelings between despair,…

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    Migraine Meaning

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    is wrong in the world. A migraine in itself is your body sending a message that something is wrong. The lyric “Sometimes death seems better than the migraine in my head; Let it be said what the headache represents; It's me defending in suspense; It's me suspended in a defenseless test,” helps to better explain how the migraine is bigger than just the pain and more a battle, or a test.…

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    directed and filmed by Ruskin Kyle, closely depicts the song’s lyrics by showing several scenes about the subject the “Angel.” The video shows her struggles, despite the melo-like beat as the background of the song, as a drug tightens its control on her. When one looks at the lyrics and video in a combined approach, one truly sees the rhetoric used and the fight the protagonist endures before ultimately failing. Starting…

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    Music In The 1960s Essay

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    Music is one of the most well-known forms of protest. Song allows millions of people to connect through lyrics they believe in. Although it may be controversial, musicians are able to use their platforms to raise awareness about anything they deem necessary (Berkin 3). According to Mikal Gilmore, music in the 1960s “enriched a progressive struggle that is far from over.” (Gilmore 22).Throughout the 1960s, different styles of music influenced and reflected social aspects such as war, racism, and…

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    acknowledge that the shit’s fucked up.” This lyric serves as a representation of how minorities are often ignored in the public sphere and that a post-racial society does not exist. Furthermore, it illustrates a situation in which a sense of “us” and “them” created by dominant culture is continued to be demonstrated in the every day lives of the users of public transportation where a barrier is created between white people and non-white people. Through these lyrics, Blue Scholars…

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    Lup Fiasco Analysis

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    next lyric is “The Neighborhood” which depicts life in Chicago and remembering where you come from. A lot of people who make it forget about where they come from and this song is basically the reminder of you are the product of where you came from, so never forget about the trials and tribulations that you had to overcome in order to achieve what you have now.…

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    Metal Religion

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    the screamed vocals and heavy guitar riffs, many people just to the conclusion that the music is evil and the lyrics contain messages of devil-worshiping. This isn’t not completely a true statement, as there are many bands in the modern metal scene that are considered “Christian bands”. What I mean when I use this term, is basically the message of good and religion is spoken through the lyrics, but it is combined with a metal twist. Many popular bands have emerged in the metal community; bands…

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    Saad provides these case analysis examples, song lyrics provided by female artists are prominently about how they do not want someone who is financially unstable, whereas lyrics provided by male artists are about how much money they have; this shows a pattern in mating preferences between the two genders (2012). Another example includes how male artist lyrics contain content about the beauty of a female, whereas a female artist shows off her beauty; this…

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