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What Is The Theme Of Invisible By Hunter Hayes
The topic is what the text is about and the theme is a message the author wants you to take away from reading/listening to the text. The picture and song both share a common theme. We had to look at song lyrics and the music video to those and analyze a picture. The music video was called “Invisible” by Hunter Hayes and was about people being treated poorly and that you should forget about it and think about the next day. The picture had not title but it was about a boy who being teased by some children and he was crying because they were laughing at him. “Invisible” by Hunter Hayes and the picture show a common theme of pain. I know this because the picture shows a boy crying which means he is in mental pain and the song shows pain because people in the video are being left out and are in emotional pain (it’s a real thing) and they are in bad situations such as running out of food and being treated like a toddler. …show more content…
For example the video showed a boy alone in the school hallway getting his books thrown to the ground and a girl who is being bullied and they both turn invisible because that is how they feel. This shows that when you are bullied, you feel like no one cares about you and the bullies don’t notice. Another example is the lyrics. A part of the lyrics expresses, “These labels that they give you just 'cause they don't understand, If you look past this moment, You'll see you've got a friend, Waving a flag for who you are, And all you're gonna do Yeah, so here's to you, And here's to anyone who's ever felt invisible, Yeah, and you're not invisible” This shows that when you feel like nobody likes you, someone will always be there another day and you will get over it. You will feel better after something goes wrong and that is what “Invisible” by Hunter Hayes

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