Attention Getter For Persuasive Speech
I. Introduction
A. Attention Getter: In the words of a popular artist it is time to “drop it like it’s hot”. Many of you might not know who Dave Barry is, and to be honest neither did I. He is an award-winning writer and columnist. He once said, “The four building blocks of the universe are fire, water, gravel and vinyl”.
B. Central Idea: When you own a vinyl; you are collecting a piece of art, an emotion, and most importantly your collecting a piece of yourself.
C. Creditability: Vinyl records have been a huge part of who I am. I remember being a kid sneaking into my brothers’ room, playing his records, and experiencing the world. It was very mind opening, and slightly overwhelming for a small child. The fascination eventually led me to become a slight hoarder when it comes to vinyl records, but with good reason.
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Preview #1: First of all, collecting records means becoming a museum curator to the world’s great art, music, and history exhibit… Ever.
E. Preview #2: Secondly, records represent who you are; with every record that is added to someone’s collection, the more you learn about yourself.
F. Transition: Having a vinyl record is not about this one specific great detail; the culture I share with is about slightly hoarding albums, and doing it for the small details that shouldn’t be ignored.
II. Body #1
A. Topic Sentence: Collecting music records represents a specific Lifestyle and art; once you collect an album you will become one of us forever, a collector that is.
B. Sub-point #2: Collecting Vinyl’s is not easy.
C. Sub-point #3: If the choice to become a collector is made, you’re getting yourself into rocky bushiness.
D. Sub-point #4: having a vinyl involves going to either a garage sale, a local swamp meet, or if your local music
A. Attention Getter: In the words of a popular artist it is time to “drop it like it’s hot”. Many of you might not know who Dave Barry is, and to be honest neither did I. He is an award-winning writer and columnist. He once said, “The four building blocks of the universe are fire, water, gravel and vinyl”.
B. Central Idea: When you own a vinyl; you are collecting a piece of art, an emotion, and most importantly your collecting a piece of yourself.
C. Creditability: Vinyl records have been a huge part of who I am. I remember being a kid sneaking into my brothers’ room, playing his records, and experiencing the world. It was very mind opening, and slightly overwhelming for a small child. The fascination eventually led me to become a slight hoarder when it comes to vinyl records, but with good reason.
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Preview #1: First of all, collecting records means becoming a museum curator to the world’s great art, music, and history exhibit… Ever.
E. Preview #2: Secondly, records represent who you are; with every record that is added to someone’s collection, the more you learn about yourself.
F. Transition: Having a vinyl record is not about this one specific great detail; the culture I share with is about slightly hoarding albums, and doing it for the small details that shouldn’t be ignored.
II. Body #1
A. Topic Sentence: Collecting music records represents a specific Lifestyle and art; once you collect an album you will become one of us forever, a collector that is.
B. Sub-point #2: Collecting Vinyl’s is not easy.
C. Sub-point #3: If the choice to become a collector is made, you’re getting yourself into rocky bushiness.
D. Sub-point #4: having a vinyl involves going to either a garage sale, a local swamp meet, or if your local music