Analysis of lil uzi vert xo tour llif3 pp
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The document analyzes Lil Uzi Vert's music video for "XO Tour Llif3" in terms of its lyrics, editing, camerawork, branding, mise-en-scene, and use of voyeurism. The lyrics describe Uzi's suicidal thoughts and frustration with his ex-girlfriend. The video was directed by Virgil Abloh and features Arabic text representing the lyrics. It uses both high-quality and grainy, low-quality camera footage to create a creepy effect matching the song's themes of depression. Uzi's costume and other props like marijuana are meant to enhance the mise-en-scene and message of the song.
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The music video for Ellie Goulding's "On My Mind" tells the story of her relationship with an ex-boyfriend through different locations and settings. It depicts her feeling trapped as he yells at her, and later seeking revenge by riding a horse to his casino. At the end, she rides away to symbolize breaking free from the suffocating relationship. While including some stereotypical elements of pop music videos like a narrative, it goes against the stereotype of including a dance routine. The video analyzes Ellie's movements and how they match the song, supporting Carol Vernallis's music video theories.
Evaluation question 1
The music video summarizes Tyler the Creator's song "Yonkers" in a unique way that breaks conventions. It uses a single black backdrop location and keeps the majority of shots as close-ups of the rapper's face and body. While it doesn't follow a narrative, it captures the dark and confusing tone of the song through the black and white aesthetic, quick cuts, and blurring effects. The video aims to portray the rapper as powerful through his facial expressions, clothing from popular rap brands, and the lyrics discussed in each verse. It leaves the viewer with an unsettling ending to match the disturbing nature of the song.
Critical analysis of a music video of my choice
The document provides a critical analysis of the Black Eyed Peas music video "I Gotta Feeling". It summarizes that the video shows the band getting ready to party to match the lyrics about having a good night. There are many close-ups of the lead singers Will.i.am and Fergie as they are the main artists. The video also depicts Fergie sitting atop Will.i.am wearing sunglasses, representing their power and status at the party.
Analysis
1) The song portrays a narrative of a woman imagining what it would be like if she were a boy in a relationship with her husband, who is taking her for granted.
2) The music video reinforces this narrative through role reversal scenes showing the daily life of the characters in their swapped roles.
3) Towards the end, it is revealed that the characters were acting in reversed roles, mirroring the lyrics changing perspective from how the woman believes a man should act to how she understands how her husband feels.
Music video
The music video for "Jar of Hearts" by Christina Perri demonstrates many of the six features in Andrew Goodwin's theory of music videos. It shows relationships between the lyrics and visuals through images that represent the song's lyrics. The genre of pop is represented through Perri's singing and performance as well as dancing. The record label's demands are seen through close-ups of Perri and expensive special effects. There are also notions of voyeurism and looking through shots of women being objectified by men and frames within frames. Additionally, the video references the film Kill Bill through Perri wearing a wedding dress and themes of getting revenge for a broken heart.
Summer assignment2
The document provides an analysis of the music video for "Lean On" by Major Lazer. It finds some relationships between the lyrics and visuals but also instances where they do not match. It notes that the video cuts to the beat of the music. The artist is portrayed sexually to appeal to younger audiences, and girls in the video are dressed provocatively and dance in a sexualized manner. While there are no references to other works, the video is similar to Major Lazer's other videos in its focus on dance and use of girls. The video is deemed more conceptual than narrative-based due to its random dancing without a story.
Appying inspirational music videos to my own work- Post production
The document discusses how various music videos inspired the use of symbols and techniques in the author's own music video. It summarizes how Tori Amos' "Spark" used a blindfold and hand tie to represent depression and helplessness over losing a baby. The author applied a mouth cover in their video to represent lack of voice. Linkin Park's "Numb" showed isolation through sped-up background people, which the author replicated. Close-ups in RÁJ's "Ghost" emphasized sadness, which the author also included. The document discusses using various locations and tints to represent isolation and sadness. It concludes by noting how Kanye West left a message at the end of "Diamonds From Sierra Le
Task 4a
The music video for The Scientist by Coldplay tells a story in reverse. It begins with the artist alone in a room packing up. As the video progresses backwards, it shows him experiencing different events - playing the piano, spending time with a woman, and arriving at a train station. The visuals match the lyrics of the song, which describe longing for a past relationship. Through its unconventional reverse narrative structure, the video provides context and interpretation for the meaningful lyrics of the melancholy love song.
Music video research
The document summarizes conventions used in Avenged Sevenfold music videos. It discusses how the band consistently shows their logo at the beginning or end to build their brand. They often include religious symbols and live performances to advertise themselves. Videos commonly feature scary animals and elements to fit their dark genre. The document analyzes specific videos for Nightmare, Almost Easy, and Afterlife to show how they employ these standard conventions through imagery, locations, and shots that relate to the songs' meanings.
Music video analysis final 3
This document analyzes and summarizes three music videos:
1) Gorillaz - "Feel Good Inc." This animated video has no camera work and uses close-ups of the animated band members to showcase the animation. It mixes animation and real footage of the featured artist De La Soul.
2) Bombay Bicycle Club - "Luna." This video features synchronized swimmers dancing to the music. It uses tracking shots and cuts shots to the beat of the song. Unlike typical indie videos, it does not feature the band, focusing entirely on the swimmers.
3) Bring Me The Horizon - "Shadow Moses." This video uses a unique effect where the camera quickly switches between left and right shots,
A2 Media Studies: The Maine - Misery
The document provides an analysis of the music video for "Misery" by the band The Maine. It summarizes the key aspects of the video, including:
1) The video challenges conventions of the rock genre by not including live performances and keeping the band members separated throughout.
2) The visuals in the video are closely related to the lyrics and music, with actions matching the beat. As the song progresses and lyrics mention darker themes, the visuals and music take a darker turn as well.
3) As the lead singer, John is the main focus of the narrative and there are many close-ups of him, developing his restraint as a motif. This meets record label demands for focusing on
Music Video Analysis
Wolf Alice is a four-piece alternative rock band from London. Their music video for "You're a Germ" tells a horror narrative story through exaggerated facial expressions and amplified scenes that represent the lyrics. There are clear relationships between the lyrics, music, and visuals as events in the video heighten with the music and specific shots represent lyrics. Close-ups are used to focus on lead singer Ellie Rowsell and allow the audience to follow the story from different perspectives without directly addressing the camera like a conventional performance video.
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Analysis of lil uzi vert xo tour llif3 pp
- 1. Analysis of Lil Uzi Vert XO Tour Llif3
- 2. When looking at Lil Uzi Vert’s XO Tour Llife there is a lot of visual effects that make up the video and make it different to other music videos out there. The director Virgil Abloh is also the creator of Off White a high fashion clothing brand so being a creative person benefits his directing skills especially with this video. The main factors I am going to be looking at are lyrics, editing, camera work, branding, mise en scene and uses of voyeurism.
- 3. Lyrics
- 4. In terms of lyrics if we analyse the chorus to start, “I don’t really care if you cry, on the real you shoulda’ never lied, should of saw the way she looked me in my eyes” this lyric is a reference to his ex-Brittany. The next part “she said, Baby I am not afraid to die. Push me to the edge, all my friends are dead, all my friends are dead, push me to the edge” this references how his girlfriend isn’t afraid to die if he breaks up with her. “Push me to the edge” this expresses how he is frustrated with his ex. In the next line “all my friends are dead” Uzi said in an interview that it is a reference to “Dead Presidents” by Nas which is slang for Money. This also a reference to how his friends were killed in his hometown of north Philadelphia. Following this in the first verse he says “Everybody got the same swag now, watch the way I that I tear it down” the reason behind this is that Uzi feels that everyone nowadays everyone is trying to emulate him and dress how he does.
- 5. Also in the first verse, he quotes “she say I’m insane, yeah, I’m might blow my brain out, xanny, help the pain, yeah, please, xanny make it go away.” This is lyric is due to Uzi’s relationship driving him to suicidal thoughts. The next line “xanny please make it go away” Xanax is a prescription drug given to treat anxiety and panic disorders but is often abused. The lyrics in this song mostly just refer to his ex-girlfriend and how he’s feeling about the situation with her. He also talks about the pain his been through as well as his frustrations while in the relationship.
- 6. Camerawork & Editing
- 7. In Uzi Vert's video, one of the things I liked about the editing was that he implemented the use of Arabic writing at the bottom representing lyrics, there is some speculation that it translate to ‘Gibberish’, the director of the video, Virgil Abloh, (CEO, of Off White) is the brains behind the design and creativity of the video, his artistic talent makes the video look aesthetically pleasing.
- 8. One thing I liked about the visuals of the video was that Virgil the director used a high spec camera to film the music video to give it a professional expectation but also used an old Video Recorder to give it an edgy effect, leaving it grainy and to give the video different composition. This leaves the video with a creepy effect, especially when Uzi Vert is in the bath tub ‘dead’. Relating to the song on how its linked to depression and how Uzi Vert is depressed from breaking up with his ex girlfriend
- 10. There are many props and costumes involved in Uzi Vert’s video as a part of mise en scene. His costume is a custom “Off White” piece designed by Virgil Abloh. Virgil also directed the video so was able to provide costumes. Another prop we see in the video is a bag of marijuana. This follows with the connotations of the stereotype of American rappers who always smoke week. The prop of the camera also gives the music video an edgy look to it. In terms of the scene it self the colours used in it are dark purples, this is due to purple having connotations to luxury, power and ambition. Purple also has links to creativity.
- 11. To Conclude
- 12. The overall theme of the video was very artistic, being directed by Virgil Abloh he has added his artistic and creative touch to it. The whole video is a message to his ex girlfriend, saying how he has become depressed and that he isn’t afraid to die. The key parts of the video that I enjoy are the lyrics written at the bottom in Arabic, I find this artistic touch very aesthetically pleasing. Another thing I like about it is how Virgil had included shots from a poor quality video recorder.