Critical Analysis Of The Song Whole Lotta Love By Led Zeppelin

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The beginning notes of the song “Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin is playing as the camera pans away from a man dressed in designer clothes, wearing sunglasses, and sitting on a roof top. The screen is black and white which gives off a sexy vibe along with the twangy sounds of the guitar rift that set the mood of the scene. Up close there is a man in a bathtub with a female sitting on the outside. The actor is now revealed to be Robert Pattinson. The music has reached a crescendo, Pattinson is walking through a room of full showgirls with a lustful look on his face.
The song plays on, Pattinson and the female are in a passionate embrace in an elevator. The scenes pass back and forth between Pattinson on the roof looking out over a city in very fashionable clothing and scenes with the female. The couple is also shown dancing …show more content…

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