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What Is The Purpose Of The Song All Of Me
I chose to analyze one of John Legend’s famous songs “All of Me”. He’s an American singer, songwriter, and actor. He worked with many other great artists such as Kanye West, Jay-Z, Alicia Keyes, and many others. Before his song “All of Me” got famous he best was known for his song “Ordinary People” which won him a Grammy award back in 2006. But back to the song and also the music video “All of Me” this song was dedicated for his wife, Chrissy Teigen who is an American model. They got married back in 2013 and shortly after he wrote this song for her. Personally I believe this song sends a good message about love which is why this is one of my favorite songs that he has wrote. He uses a lot video, imagery, and repetition to show how much he cares and loves her.
In John Legend's music video it’s very simple and nothing is very over exaggerating about their
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He repeats phrases like “All of me loves all of you,” to show us and to show his wife about how much he loves his wife. I believe when you keep repeating something over and over again it sounds kind of sincere in a way. Because anyone in a relationship or maybe not in a relationship would love to hear this. Not only does he keep repeating part of the lyrics notice how in the video his wife is almost in every scene because of course the song is all about her. But in a deeper meaning maybe he’s trying to say that she is very precious to him and that he is physically and emotionally always going to be there for her and it goes the same way for her as well. She’ll always be there for him also. For the audience who are watching this, maybe to us it would make us feel that we should find a partner like that someone that can be there for them. Also for those who already have a partner already should appreciate who they have and appreciate that they’re there for

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