In this song Jake Paul says “It’s everyday bro with the Disney Channel Flow five million YouTube in six months never done before”, in these lyrics Jake says “Disney Channel flow” talking about his contract with Disney (after Jake wrote this song Disney ended his contract.) to be on the show “BizAardvark”. Jake also says “ Got the new Rolex and it met the Lambo too” in those lyrics he is talking about he made enough money from YouTube/ Disney to buy a Lamborghini car and a Rolex watch, Jake Paul also says “I just dropped some new merch and it's selling like a God Church” in these lyrics he is talking about how he just came out with some new merchandise and how it's selling really well and fast, he also says “We chew ‘em like …show more content…
Chance Sutton says “Two months ago you didn't know my name and now you want my fame” talking about how fast he became famous for making YouTube videos. He (Chance Sutton) also says “Bro i'm blowin’ up i'm only going up” talking about how he is only getting more famous and how he is getting more fans really fast. Chance says “It’s lonely at the top so we all going” meaning that at the top there isn't many people so all the Team 10 members are going to the top. In this song the Martinez Twins say “Living in the USA anyones dream” talking about how many people from other countries dream to live in the USA because of the freedom and many jobs. Tessa Brooks says “I'm fly like a drone” which is a simile by that is saying that she is cool like a drone, she also says “They buying like a loan” meaning Team 10 merchandise are selling like all the fans have loans to buy the items. At the end of the song Jake Paul says “Yes, they all copy me but, that’s some bad clones” meaning people can copy him but won't be as good or the same as he
out his former partner, and claimed rights to the beginning of a catchy tune that would soon stick
being pushed out. Corb Lund’s song, “the truth comes out” off his album Hair in My
He also included in the song, the lyrics which have come to define his life more than any other:
The song is set around Chief keef being on the phone and talking to a woman, he refers to the woman on the song as a bitch, hoe, and thottie. The word thottie is derived from the word thot, which is an acronym for “that hoe over there”. The song states “You wanna Glo up, baby, Keef got you/You's a gold bottle, these hoes pink Moscato/Baby I'm the owner, you can be my castle”. This line right here compares the woman to other women by saying she is a better bottle of liquor than other women and calls her his property when he says you can be my castle. Then he goes on to say in the song “ Baby cause I like you/Only reason I text you and why I Skype you/I just wanna fuck on you, I don't wanna wife you/But you gotta brush your teeth and do what I say though/(Hello?)/Bitch can you hear me?/Keep your pussy in park, no 360... I don't wanna smell you/Cause I'ma cut/you off, quicker than I met you/I'ma swipe your name up off my schedule/And if smoke this blunt, girl, I'm gon' forget you”. The lyrics basically says the women is just there for his sexual pressure and he does not plan on making her more than that; he also tells the women that he has to be the one in control if she wants to continue this relationship; then he tells her, he will completely stop communicating/seeing her, if she does not do what he wants her to do and she can be
Also the songs are both catchy and familiar to the viewer and they can sing along. The first song is ‘look at me now’ and it is telling the viewers to both look the Peter Dinklage and more importantly look at the new Doritos flavor that they are introducing. The second song is ‘Get Ur Freak On’ and it’s telling the viewers don’t be afraid to try something new and experiment with bold flavors.
In this song, she sings about events that have oppressed the African American people and other ethnicities in the United States for many years. In the song she states (line 60) “Mafia with diplomas keeping us in a coma trying to own a piece, of the "American Corona”, The Revolving Door, Insanity every floor, Skyscraping, paper chasing, What are we working for? Empty traditions, Reaching social positions, Teaching ambition to support the family superstition?” In this part of the song she is saying that everyone today is trying to be successful and trying to accomplish the American dream. She says that trying too hard to be successful is toxic and it will mess with one’s traditions that he or she does. She also is saying that in some ways it will mess with one’s social abilities with one’s family and friends. Success is only good if one is doing good and feeling good in the end. It is not good when there is no good in involved. Therefore, that’s why she calls it
“Started From The Bottom” performed and written by Drake represents this new era. Released in 2013, the song features lyrics discussing how he was able to overcome his struggles and become successful. The song also features a sample of the “Ambessence Piano and Drones” by Bruno Sanfilippo and Mathias Grassow. The use of synthesizers creates the rhythm throughout the entire song. The new era starts with rap music. In today’s age, rap is heard in all genres of music, for example, in country music, Florida Georgia Line’s song “Cruise” featured Nelly. Especially drake, where his music has broken many records, as stated by billboard, Drake broke the record of the most weeks atop 100 by a male, and in the UK, he has with his latest song “One Dance”
think of their services as “Someone To Watch Over Me.” Visa also used “I Got Rhythm”
In analyzing the consumer of this music, one has to look into the economy to get a fair idea of where the young white male stood in his life that he was attracted to t...
Luke Bryan is portraying that message due to the lack of positivity and joy in our world. The world is full of hatred and resentment with all the government problems, and to become a powerful leader. Luke Bryan realizes the irresponsible government and is portraying his disagreement with the people in power. He sings “I believe if you just go by the nightly news” (18), followed by, “Your faith in all mankind would be the first thing you lose” (19). This statement is alluding to the recent election of Donald Trump and the Republicans in the United States of America. He sees fault in the system and does not agree with the work of the new President as he is only creating chaos in the world. Donald Trump agrees with segregation since he wants to build a wall between Mexico and USA, an attempt to make America safe, he is creating conflict between neighbouring countries. “I believe this world ain't half as bad as it looks” (12). Bryan reassures listeners that most people on the earth are good and to have faith and optimism, this message is written throughout the
In “Changes” he raps about how his community needs change and he is the one to address the problem. Tupac’s lyrics go as follows, “We gotta make a change… / It 's time for us as a people to start makin ' some changes. / Let 's change the way we eat, let 's change the way we live / and let 's change the way we treat each other” (Shakur). In these lines he sets out what needs to happen in Harlem to make it a better place to live. Older rappers and rap groups like as N.W.A, Tupac, and Biggie are leaders that started change for their cities. Biggie Smalls was an iconic figure of this era as well. The song, “Sky’s the Limit” shows that he is trying to send the message that even though he came from a family of poverty, he did not let that bring his life down. “Take a better stand/Put money in my moms hand/Get my daughter this college plan, so she don 't need no man/Stay far from timid/Only make moves when ya heart 's in it/And live the phrase Sky 's The Limit” (Notorious B.I.G.). “Sky’s the Limit” gives the audience the hope that if you are born at the bottom, you do not necessarily have to end up in the same place. The biggest thing the Biggie Smalls is trying to say is that you can always have what you want, but it only matters if you be what you want. Biggie Smalls is drawing attention to
“New Slaves” a rap, hip hop, song written, produced, and composed by Grammy award winning, hip hop mogul, Kanye West. Recording artist Kanye West, could possible be considered the most controversial rapper of all time. Kanye speaks on topics relating to him and his culture in his music. West grew up with a mother who was raised during the segregation era, meaning that he has many extreme views on fairness, and equality in America. In Kanye’s career, along with his amazing music and creative image, he is well known for his public outbursts, and his hatred for the media and the paparazzi. West stands up for what he believes in, and is sometimes selfish of his feelings. This track was included on his sixth studio album entitled “Yeezus” in 2013.
Right away Macklemore establishes his credibility and knowledge, ethos, by stating, "When I was in the third grade I thought that I was gay, 'Cause I could draw, my uncle was, and I kept my room straight" (Haggerty, Lewis, Lambert, 2102). With such a forceful statement, he shows that he can relate to this issue, which gives him the credibility that people look for in such an important topic. By speaking of personal experience, this gives the audience a closer look into his life and may feel a connection that many people might need to relate and understand the lyrics or topic of the song. With the song beginning with an anecdote about Macklemore as a third grader fearing he was gay brings a great sense of the ethos appeal. This directly illustrates society’s corruption of an innocent child’s mind with the fear of being gay and believing that being gay would be a fault. This opening anecdot...
Disney is an entrepreneur who substituted true copies of experiences for the real life (Sutpen, 2007). The author astonishingly demonstrates that Walt Disney was always in terrible financial straits until the opportunity of Disneyland. This is because his original work of cartoons was not making money due to the war in Europ...
fighting diligently to fill small clubs to make a living off of his wonderful musical talent.