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    The pop-song “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran follows a pattern that Adorno argued to be the formula for a song to become a hit pop song. Ed Sheeren is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from England that records pop music since 2004 (The Academy of Contemporary Music, 1). He and songwriter, Steve Mac, produced “Shape of You” from the album, ÷, under the Asylum and Atlantic Labels (ACE Repertory 1). The album was released January 16, 2017, and by February 18, “Shape of You” became the number one most

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    Introduction Popular culture has manifested itself in a number of ways. Currently, the most commonly used method of spreading and exchanging opinions, ideas, art, and other concepts is through the internet. Never before has it been so easy to shed light on a person or an idea, giving it levels of popularity that were considered inconceivable in ages past. In many circumstances the way people are portrayed through pop-culture is most likely how they were perceived by the bulk of people. Pop/culture

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    Essay on The Cost of Illegal Downloading

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    records have made. Today, digital files are the most popular form of obtaining music. When one has a digital file of music, he/she is able to share with others without changing the file, in terms of quality. What makes this possible is the binary coding that

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    The Pop Music Industry

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    When listening to many popular songs today, it is easy to pick up on their similarities in composition, message, and sound. This is not due to a lack of originality. In fact, it is evidence that there is a certain formula for writing a hit song. In the popular music business, creative teams collaborate to churn out trendy tunes, following a strict system that has been set in place. Interestingly, this template for writing a hit is not something that has emerged recently. It is something that

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    lyrics of the music ? Is music really the target for children and teen behavior ? In my opinion , yes . Lyrics today in popular music glorifies the wrong thing to promote the selling of their music . In the society we live in today kids and teens are being influenced and guided by the wrong path of the choices of music they listen to such as hard core rap . Artists in popular music doesn’t put their focus on younger children , their focus is for those who are attracted by the music. It is important

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    Pop Culture Summary

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    “Popular forms of entertainment have always existed.” Popular culture exists not just in the recent hundred years, but also in the ancient world. Marcel Danesi wrote ‘Popular Culture: Introductory Perspectives’ to introduce different way of existence of the modern-day popular culture, in order to open up debates on the pop culture. There are twelve chapters in this book, the first three chapters are providing an overview of popular culture. The following eight chapters are depth discussion on the

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    Meaning of a Classic Song Essay

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    “A great song doesn’t attempt to be anything – it just is.” (Carter). This is a quote from an essay written by Jay Z in a Rolling Stone article in 2011. Jay Z is a multi-platinum recording artist with many hit songs, including a few that are in Rolling Stone’s top 500 songs list. Because of Jay Z’s accomplishments, Rolling Stone felt that he would be a good person to ask about how to make a classic song. Jay Z references different songs and ideals on what he thinks makes a classic song, but is he

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    John Harris’s article “Pussy Riot: The Power of Punk” explains that social change can occur rapidly in popular culture than in politics. The popular cultural process of change is rather a process of creating awareness to social issues than an immediate action. Popular culture, in its various forms, is the essential motivator of awareness of social issues leading to an increase of discernment amongst the masses and lay about the foundation for change to arise. This paper is focused on how awareness

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    you become popular, therefore you become a part of pop culture. Time and time again, we see music, movies, and sports become a part of pop because they are widely known.

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    Unavoidable Changes “Popular culture moves through our world at warp speed” (Aufses, Scanlon, Shea 707). For example, current events that take place by day are the main topics by night. Even videos posted on the internet can become the biggest trend overnight, but disappear just as quick. Without realizing it, everyday these trends of thought affect the way we dress, live and think. Whether we like it or not, these thoughts are manipulated by popular culture. It is undeniable that “we are creatures

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