“Summer 2011 I Almost Lost My Faith In God, Same Time I

Throughout the song Prince Royce repeats the word “You”. This word gives the effect of the song is about you. It gives the feeling that he is talking to you. Also it gives the point of view of a man. This woman have low self esteem and believe that they will never

In a series of tweets the week the song was released, the 27-year-old rapper explained the motivation behind his music. "Over the years so many of you guys have told me that my music has helped you through so many tough times," he wrote. "Many of you have told me it's even saved your life. I'm beyond humbled. But I felt I haven't done enough. ... I made this song for all of you who are in a dark place and

He’s a great artist, and he’s gaining popularity, so if you haven’t heard of him, I suggest you listen to some of his songs.

This song is full of multiple literary devices such as hyperboles, metaphors, and imagery. The hyperboles in the song emphasize strong feelings such as love, hate, and pain. For example, “Just [going to] stand there and watch me burn” (Rihanna, 1), is emphasizing that she is in extreme amounts of pain and all that her significant other is doing, is watching her suffer. “You ever love somebody so much you can barely breathe when [you are] with [them]” (Eminem, 33), emphasizes and how he is so in love with

God complex, believes everyone is inferior, he is mentally ahead of everyone by at least 10 years, not liking his music means you are ignorant or “un-evolved”

The tone of “Runaway Love” is sad, depressing, and it opens the eyes of the listeners. These characteristics seem to go along well with the song’s lyrics. Although Ludacris only uses a few poetic devices, they enhance the tone of the song. People who read the lyrics to Ludacris’ song can tell that he is portraying a very serious story.

In the 2015 kendrick Lamar song “u”. Kendrick describes the feelings that constantly haunt his heart and the guilt he carries everyday. Reflecting on his darkest moments, lingering pain and the details of his depression. The song “u” by kendrick uses literary tools like Soliloquy and Conflict to show how built up guilt leads to his prolonged depression.

In my opinion I thought the song was great. It had a nice bluesy feel and was relaxing to listen to him. King is such a great lyricist and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to him during this tune. Many people recognize B.B. by this tune and I can see why. His take on the song is very original and unique only to him. I truly enjoyed learning about the King of the Blues throughout this project and through his

In the 12 years since the terrorist attacks on the world trade towers in New York city, thousands of hours of research and interviews has been conducted, scores of books have been written, and countless documentaries and films have been produced in an effort to help us understand how and why terrorists were able to carry out the massacre of nearly 3500 people. Despite the plethora of religious and nonreligious beliefs represented by the friends and family of those who died, one universal belief binds them all: the belief that an unspeakable act of cruelty has changed our nation and our people for all time. The name ascribed to this act of terrorism is debated widely. Some call it evil. Others call it nothing more than supreme cruelty.

First, the song shows what love can actually do to you as a whole. It can make you feel like you lost a piece of yourself

If you haven't yet, you can buy the album/mixtape off of iTunes, listen to it on Spotify, or listen to it on hotnewhiphop.com. On this album, Nyzzy provides 15 quality tracks that elucidate his personal transition from the small city life to the big city

For example, the album “Views” is much longer than his other albums, on this album he has 20 tracks, which is approximately 82 minutes. Also, it is a very diverse album, each track has a different message that he is trying to convey. For example, in the track “Keep The Family Close” it basically talks about how friends’ that he did have aren't his friends anymore, which is why he feels he needs his family because he can’t depend on his friends anymore. Another example from this album is the track “Redemption.” This track is about how Drake is searching for the right words to say to an ex. These songs are only a few of the tracks on that album that displays his countless emotions. This album is really about how his emotions are playing a big role in his life and the decisions he is making, which I feel most of the people can absolutely relate to. For instance, in his song “Weston Road Flows” he shows how his emotion made him make a decision. He states “Just have some patience with me, You wouldn't tell me you loved me, started seein' Monique”, which shows that because the girl at the time didn't love him he moved on. Ultimately, this album is about how Drakes emotions and choices affect his life either for the better or for the

Note: For all you 90’s R&B fans, you can check out this single off of his album “Restricted Limits” on YouTube which is already in heavy

He refers to mostly sex, which is honestly what I should have expected. But even this being the content of his album, it still worked very nice, aside from a few lines that made me chuckle. "I just eat pussy other people eat food." That lyric had me laughing. Mac Miller isn't known for his wonderful singing, but the way he uses his voice in these songs just ends up working with the beats. He actually doesn't have that bad of a singing voice as I look back at some of the songs he did on previous albums ("Objects in the Mirror", "ROS", "Jump"). It seems that on every album he gets a little more personal, like on the first song "Congratulations," where he seems to be talking about his ex-girlfriend and how he went through the beginnings of trying to become a rapper. I tried to tweet at him to figure out what the first song was about, of course he didn't respond, was worth a shot

"All the homies say I'm different, police say I raise suspicion / Buy a million dollar home and blow my dome to paint the kitchen," he declares on the title track, featuring a feverish hook by A$AP Rocky. While there are major changes in character with each passing song, we are constantly met with a feeling of hopelessness from Vince. Whether it's dealing with doubters ("Pimp Hand", track six) or repressed memories ("Loco", track four), the one thing that stays constant is one question: why?