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    The music of the 21st century has certainly given a new meaning to “modest music.” Take any song off of what is shared on public radio today, especially those topping the popular music charts, and there is bound to be an “explicit” label in the mix. It seems these days all songs have some allusion to violence, sex, or drugs. Despite the emergence of these conflict-inducing themes, we accept that as the nature of entertainment and do not think twice about the implications of listening to this sort

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    Grande Popular Song

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    The message that Ariana Grande is trying to convey in the song Popular Song is that you don’t have to have nice things, just be nice to everyone and do things you like to do. In the song it says, “And all that you have to do, is be true to you.” This line to me means that you should do things you like to do not what others are doing and you will succeed. This line ties in to the main message because being true to you means to do things you like, which is part of the main message. “It’s not about

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    Popular Song Controversy

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    The article , “Don’t get angry about a bunch of white girls singing n***as, blame Kanye and the rap industry for putting it in their songs in the first place” by PIER MORGAN FOR MAILONLINE is about a video of a group of white sorority girls from the University of Hampshire . In this video the girls are singing a song called ‘Gold Digger’ by Kanye West. The song contains the word “ni***a” which caused contreversy for the media. The girls decided to post the video on Snapchat then , the video ended

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    Top 20 Billboard hits from 2009-2013, and how the lyrics in popular songs objectify men and women in different ways. By analyzing the lyrics of the songs most likely to reach the broadest audience of listeners for three types of objectification this study is able to understand the ways in which objectification reaches such wide audiences. Many different investigations have been conducted related to the topic of objectification in popular music, but the focus of this study, in particular, is "to make

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    In part one of questions, the reason why I think the song is so popular among teens is due to Miley Cyrus rebel attitude and deliberately goes against the norm of societies values and morals that expected for young ladies to behave and act with class. However, I believe Miley Cyrus goes to the extremes to express her femininity the way she feels appropriate to get attention and become popular with her fans that are easily influenced by sexuality agendas by young teenagers hormonal changes during

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    peers, adults, and their selves. This theme is explored and emphasized in popular culture from musicals like Wicked with its popular song titled “Popular” to television shows like Sabrina the teenage witch, Glee, 90210, etc. How popular an adolescent is defines who they are, in that it shapes where they stand amongst peers and their self-perception of their self-value. Psychological research and theories support much of the popular culture perceptions and beliefs about popularity. Original Studies –

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    1963 saw the rise of The Beach Boys to the national stage. Surf sound was a new and popular form of music, which the band successfully captured with the help of co-founder and writer Brian Wilson. Fast forward three years to the creation of the Pet Sounds album in 1966, and the surf sound has almost vanished entirely. Rather than the two guitars, one bass and drums which had brought the Beach Boys to fame, Pet Sounds utilized a full orchestra, using a plethora of instruments, even non instrumental

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    is a popular song written by Joe Raposo, originally performed by Jim Henson as Kermit the Frog on Sesame Street and The Muppet Show. In the Muppets version, Kermit begins by complaining his green coloration, shows that the green color is blending woith the other colors and have its own color presentation. In the end of the song, Kermit refers positive associations with the color green, and concluded it by embracing and accepting his live for the green color. The signature line of the songs is still

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    cited here offers insight into the Carmagnole, a song created and made popular during the 18th century in Paris. The song was brought into Paris from Marseille, where the song became widespread after the storming of the Tuileries, a royal palace. The song itself includes 13 two-line stanzas, each ending with a phrase that praises the French Revolution. Over time, new stanzas were added and eventually a street dance was improvised to go along with the song. The dance was a figure of farandole which was

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    The French epic, the Song of Roland has a very well-known historical culture. This would be the culture of the early Crusades. This includes the art, music, clothes, entertainment and society. Some of this culture is actually seen today. The art of this time consisted of medieval art. This includes the Romanesque and Carolingian art. These two types of art both have a good connection to the book in the connection with the time they both came about. One style was created in the time that the

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