Wonderful Everyday Rhetorical Devices

Imagine a song that reminds you of the early Saturday mornings where you sat staring at the television screen watching one your favorite cartoons as everyone in your house is fast asleep. Now imagine that you're an adult, you're stressed out, attempting to balance your responsibilities and trying to figure out what the heck to do with your life. You sit at your work desk staring at the computer, you're longing to be a kid again, young, free-spirited, free of worries and ready to take on the world and make it a better place. Now imagine a song that brings both your childhood and present worlds together and allows you to be your inner-superhero and conquer the world-that song for me is “Wonderful Everyday: Arthur” by Chance the Rapper and The Social Experiment.
“The original song was written by Judy Henderson and Jerry De Villiers Jr. and recorded by Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers,” (Genius Media Group 2017). This cover of the song brings a soulful, vibrant and tasteful vibe to the classic animated theme song “Believe in Yourself” from Arthur. The cover of the song is by Chance The Rapper and is produced by The Social Experiment, and Francis Farewell Starlite featuring Jessie Ware, Francis and The Lights, Eryn Allen Kane, The O'My's, Peter Cottontale, Elle Varner, Nico Segal and Wyclef Jean,” (Genius Media Group 2017). The song starts off with a beautiful soft piano melody, as all of the artist slowly began to come together, the beat gets louder, the tempo increases and the choir takes you back to Church and touches your