Over Here Ft. Drake Analysis

“Pip pip da doodley doo” (Drake Parker). In Nickelodeon’s Drake and Josh, two teenagers with opposite personalities must learn to live under the same roof. Drake is a cool, good looking, slightly daft, guitar playing, ladies man who plays by his own rules while Josh is the dorky, clumsy, responsible one. The two must learn how to get along when Drake’s mom falls in love with and marries Josh’s dad in the first episode. The rest of the series consists of the duo’s wacky misadventures. Meanwhile, Drake’s mischievous little sister, Maegan, plays pranks on the two in a constant attempt to make their lives miserable. The genre of the show is situational comedy (sitcom) and its target audiences are preteens and younger

Jaron Brathwaite better known as PartyNextDoor is an artist with many talents that is not found in most people in his field today. PartyNextDoor, sometimes called PND, is a singer, producer, songwriter, and rapper from Mississauga, Canada. Jaron produces and sings to a sound that you would only expect only from him. His sound can best be described as having an upbeat tempo with a deep bass like you would hear from a regular R&B song. Also, PartyNextDoor will incorporate some of his cultural

In the past decade, Drake happens to be the most successful and influential hiphop artist to have originated from Canadian soil. Born in Toronto, Drake resonates his feelings of the city and his upbringing in his albums which reflect a very different past when compared to traditional or even modern-day rap artists. In the context of this paper, Drake’s album which was released in September 2013 called “Nothing Was The Same” will be examined. The album consists of thirteen songs with an additional two bonus songs. While critically analyzing the album, it has a very clear reflection of Drake’s past and it is his rendition of what he went through and what has eventually led to his successful stature as it stands today.

Music is a very good thing for people because it can sometimes calm a person down and make them feel happy. Music is a good way to express one’s feelings in a positive way. Sometimes people use it for good reasons and sometimes bad reasons. I chose to write about the song “Hotline Bling” by Drake for my project. I think this song shows the emotion of sadness and depression.

Ode to Meek Mill Been with you since the straight backs and classics, But your money only attracts the crazy girls and ratchets. Lord Knows, you were going to make to the top, But everyone knows the Meek Milly grind don’t stop.

Drake’s song “Too Good” is, in many ways an amazing work of art. Two amazing artists- Drake and Rhianna- sing this song. While listening to a song there are a few criteria’s that should be followed and those are: rhythm, meaning, and voice, in which all are met in this song.

Almost twenty-five years after the film’s theatrical release in 1991, the significance and importance of Boyz n the Hood is incalculable. The film continues to be one of the most realistic portrayals of life as a young African-American male growing up in South Central Los Angeles during the 1990s. It presents inner city Los Angeles in non-biased, true to life manner. Only few films after have tried to take this innovative approach, all not receiving the success and lasting impact of Boyz n the Hood. The film uses this to its advantage to realistically investigate issues of race, violence, and other hardships in Los Angeles ghettos.

Throughout the beginning of the 1991 film, Boyz N the Hood, it is clear how difficult it is for children and adolescence to not fall under the cycle of gangs and violence. Once Tre moves in with his father there are ground rules put into place to help him understand his responsibilities and not fall into the same routine as his friends. Tre’s father tries to tell him about how to respect all “brothers” and don’t talk about them in a negative way. However, it is shown that no matter the skin color of an individual, there is hostility and judgment for all within the black community. We were able to see this with the actions from the black officer throughout the film.

In my viewpoint, everyone was preparing for the day in which they should give the answers. every group should have one response form the clues that they have. Each pair had different answers, which were wrong except judge Ford and Sandy. however, they decided to give no answer to protect Westing's ex-wife in page (138). Crow was worried because she felt that they will know about her in page (139). When they shared their responses, Sydelle was the closest one to the answer because of the words song in page (145). However, she chose the wrong person from the song, which was Otis Amber in page (146). Then, judge Ford gave them time to give another answer individually in page (148). They sat watching each other to think who the answer is. Wile

I am very thankful to have learned about #pitmad created by Brenda Drake because it opened the door for me to look into more twitter pitch opportunities. If you are like me and are unable to attend a lot of the writing conferences and workshops because they are usually held in larger cities, then it can be tough. But thanks to social media there are growing opportunities.

In “Alright” Kendrick Lamar is speaking to the public about police brutality, or is he sending a deeper message to the people of minority. Kendrick Lamar released the song titled “Alright” in 2015. Upon release the song instantly blew up. It 's catchy and even though people got tongue tied trying to recite the song everyone knew the hook of the song which stated “We gon be alright do you hear me do you feel me we gon be alright.” I wonder did anyone catch the poetic verses Kendrick was saying before the hook. By simply watching the video you instantly think oh police brutality but I recieved a deeper message. I believe Kendrick wanted the song to inform the public about the brutality that seemed to be continuous at the time; and offer a bit of hope to those who didn’t feel there was any. That’s why the song was so famous, Kendrick performed this song on numerous award shows and talk shows because the people needed to hear it. Though some believe the song is in protest against cops or sending a bad message others believe it is an anthem for african americans.

Last night (April 11) Drake took the stage to close out the first weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and he packed his set with a series of surprises. During his performance the rapper turned out some of his newest material from his current album If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, but the biggest surprise was when he was joined onstage by fellow superstar Madonna. As the rapper broke into the debut performance of his single “Madonna,” the musician joined him onstage and performed a joint set that ended with a jaw dropping surprise. Moments before walking offstage, Madonna went in for a kiss.

When Earl Sweatshirt’s first commercial album Doris was released in 2013, its style really threw me off. Lyrically poetic and occasionally amelodic, it refused listeners the lyrical thrills of his debut mixtape Earl, which was released three years earlier when he was 16 under LA collective Odd Future (OF). Instead, Doris came off as complex, understated, and disconnected as he tried to commit to a sound.

It seems like Tyga doesn't have to worry about Kylie Jenner's big brother anymore because he and Chyna already ended their romance after a nasty fight.

In the song Wyclef Jean by Young Thug, he makes the metaphor, “Okay, my money band longer than a NASCAR race”. The metaphor, comparing how much money he has to the long time a NASCAR race takes, boasts his enormous wealth. In today’s world, money is power, so by saying he is rich, Thugger also states he is powerful. These types of ‘flexes’ are common motifs within his music. Young Thug literally compares the amount of money he currently he has to the length of a NASCAR race. Money is the current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes. The typical length of a NASCAR race is around three and a half hours long. So although these two ideas do not measure on the same scale, Thug compares as if they do anyways. He figuratively states