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What Is The Mood Of Amazing By Kanye West
The song “Amazing” by Kanye West describes my summer and my personality for a few reasons. First and foremost, the mood of the song reflects my personality to a decent extent. For instance, this song has a slower, more “chill” feeling to it. As a person, I am predominantly calm, but have occasional moments of intensity. The Young Jeezy verse reflects the intense side of me, as the verse suddenly lashes out at you with wrathful, raspy vocals, while my calm side is reflected by the Kanye West verses, put out in a soothing, mellow voice. Consequently, the frequency of the verses also reflects my personality, as the song contains one intense verse amidst 7 calm ones, reminiscing how I am principally calm.
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