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    She's Country Analysis

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    country and rap music. In 2008‚ Jason Aldean’ s song “She’ s Country” was released‚ and the lyrics in the song describe how “typical” country women live their life. In comparison‚ J. Cole’ s song “Work Out‚” released in 2011‚ shows how women are seen in the public eye. Both of these songs adhere to media mainstreaming the physical appearance of women through clothing. J. Cole and Jason Aldean emphasize in their lyrics‚ what they feel like women’ s gender roles should be. The two artists also objectify women

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    Songs of the 50s

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    the romantic lyrics. Since the baby boom initiated during this era the lyrics to the mood and values are represented in the lyrics above. Since America emerged from World War II‚ in this era this song reinforces the American Dream. The song gives the mood and perception of happiness at having a secure job‚ owning a house‚ etc… “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” by Sammy Davis Jr.‚ Mr. Davis represents both the African American and Hispanic races and this song’s lyrics also embody

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    “Formation”. Beyoncé portrays her powerful message through the lyrics in her song “Formation”‚ although the first portion of her lyrics are based on her life before she leads to her focused message. In the background at the beginning of the song you hear “What happened after New Orleans”. She is making reference to Hurricane Katrina. This serves as a major symbol because many innocent lives were lost during this event. It serves

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    Popular Music and Songs

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    Riane Lisnock Ms. Hilton ENC 1101 8 November 2012 Music Lyrics When getting into the car‚ a parent typically follows the process of buckling in his or her child and then turning on the radio to the preferred station. Though this might seem like a harmless habit‚ one rarely ever stops to decipher the connotation of the popular songs being played. While an adult might mindlessly sing along to the Top 40‚ a listening child may easily grasp the immoral principles the songs distribute. Some people

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    legally done to stop it. The group N.W.A. publicly attacked the police through lyrics and got away with it. The fact that there were no repercussions made it seem as though this type of subject matter within lyrics seem acceptable even though it’s nowhere near moral. This group later split up and began releasing songs attacking their former band members and the labels said members later signed with. These tracks’ lyrics and the images depicted of the albums promoted only violence‚ sex‚ and living

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    Pop Punk Research Paper

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    As people began to accept the punk scene‚ they also began to relate to the music that it was incorporated with. Due to the widespread acceptance of emotions and family issues‚ the matters addressed in pop punk lyrics not only changed over time but also became increasingly popular. The blend of pop melodies with the guitar riffs and do-it-yourself approach of punk music allowed pop punk music to flourish among young audiences. The television interviews‚ news reports

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    Bad Effect of Music Today

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    harmful effects is causing young people to absorb and act out the lyrics. These lyrics can be about violence‚ sex‚ drug and alcohol addiction. Plus modern music can persuade young adults to commit violent crimes‚ through lyrics for example. Modern music can also alter their perspective on the world. Music that is rich in sexual content‚ drugs and suicide have harmful effects‚ since teens and young adults can act out the lyrics. Among heavy listeners of sexual music‚ 51 percent started having sex

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    guess the plot or the meaning of the song and how the lyrics portray what the artist is saying. Radiohead was a top band in the 1990s. They sold many albums and became very popular. In the song “High and Dry‚” there is a deep meaning of how Thom Yorke sings this song. It was the first single released from their second album called The Bends on March 5‚ 1995. This song brings out the musical elements of how the song is combine with the lyrics. The way the song is delivered and how Tom Yorke sings

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    carnal flesh‚ or the converted heart. Rock music stems from Satan and from sin and if I am to be a Christian who is separated from the world‚ it would be wrong for me to listen to music that stems from the world. The lyrics that rock music contains are crude and corrupt. The lyrics promote rebellion‚ drugs‚ anarchy‚ sex and demons. The rock songs of today are depressing and a Christian who listens to rock music will have a low self esteem when he should be putting his faith and confidence in Christ

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    talk about what decides if music should be censored and this includes parents and corporations. The parents started to listen to their childrens music and listened to the lyrics of the songs. Some of the parents liked the lyrics and music that their children listened to‚ while others did not. The parents that did not like the lyrics of the songs their children listened to decided to create a group the Parents Music Resource Center‚ or the PMRC for short. The PMRC was established by parents to regulate

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