Grover Underwood

“Blown Away” by Carrie Underwood shows many examples of pathos, ethos, and logos in the song. The emotions within the song are very heart wrenching and dark and the sound of the song is portrayed this way. The sound of the song is very dark and intense with a fast loud beat throughout which correlates to the lyrics and the video of the song as well. Carrie Underwood establishes her credibility by being who she is as a country singer and has been for the past ten years. She also shows logos in her

to the Rhythm of Underwood’s Heartbeat Storyteller by Carrie Underwood is one of her best albums yet. She is a phenomenal singer who won American Idol back in 2005 and has not left the top since. Although Underwood went from nobody to the top extremely quick, the media still portrays her as being level headed unlike many other celebrities. Her debut album Some Hearts was declared the best-selling album of 2006 in all genres. Underwood is the most successful of any Idol winner and is also the only

the difficulties the girl face as a child and how she finds hope for a better future. One device the authors use to portray hope is symbolism. The first way the song exhibits symbolism is through the tornado and the destruction is causes. Carrie Underwood sings, “The weather man called for a twister / she pray it blow down” (lines 5-6). These lines show that she wants the tornado to come down towards her. It represents the destruction her father has brought her life, but also the hope she has that

Star” to sing. “Based on the excitement generated by that first season of “American Idol,” amateurs were soon dotting the television landscape seeking fame and fortune.” (France 2). It was not until the fourth season of American Idol when Carrie Underwood won, that I realized how much music mattered to me. American Idol influenced my love for music and continues to influence

231-4237 Mrs. McCoy 2/28/18 Title: Carrie Underwood Thesis: Today we will learn more about Carrie Underwood and the impact she has had on country music. I. Introduction A. Raise your hand if you have ever listened to country music. Okay so a good amount of you have listened to it. B. Today we will learn about one of the most famous people in the country music industry. C. I have been listening to country music since I was little and have heard Carrie Underwood sing since she became famous. D. Today

Confidence. If I got anything out of this album, it would be absolute confidence in myself. There’s nothing worse then someone who is just stuck in a rut of what they call their own life, and doesn’t know how to get the hell up out of their funk, grow a pair, and just move on! Listen to Sleeper Agents album About Last Night, and trust me, you’ll feel more sure of yourself then you ever have before. Alex Kandel’s edgy, yet inspirational, voice instantly lured me in, reminding me of a younger, more

without a doubt is Carrie Marie Underwood. She was born on March 10, 1983 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. She grew up singing and performing since she was a child in Checotah, Oklahoma. Going from a small town Oklahoma girl singing at church to singing at festival gigs; she had a bright future in country music. She is an amazing country singer who has sold millions of records since she won American Idol in 2005. “As a senior just a few credits short of her degree, Underwood heard about the auditions for

Carrie Underwood is an American country singer, actress, and songwriter. She was born on March 10, 1983 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Carrie’s mother worked as an elementary school teacher in her small town, while her father worked as a sawmill worker. The both of them worked hard to raise Carrie and both her sisters, Shanna and Stephanie. She grew up in a small town in Oklahoma called Checotah (Carrie Underwood). Carrie first began signing at three years old when she decided to sing at church every Sunday

norm when she began questioning gender roles. There is a shift from traditional to more modern country music. Modern artist Carrie Underwood shows a significant shift from traditional to modern country music in her 2005 song, “Before He Cheats.” Although there is not complete feminism inserted into her song, being a liberated woman is feminist. For example, Underwood reaps the benefits of the sexual revolution and the feminist movement without her music being feminist. This change in modern country

Body image insecurity is an issue that a large majority of females in our world face on a daily basis. Celebrities have been idealized by the media to a point of unreachable standards, not always by their own desire. Modifications and enhancements are made to nearly all published photos, making the perfect body type one that does not truly exist in the real world. Because of today’s technological advances, celebrity news is never more than a smart phone click away. This constant availability has