This document analyzes the imagery, styles, and tones used in magazines promoting genres like grime, rap, and R&B. The subheading calls out other artists aggressively. The main image carries stereotypes of these genres being alarming. Dark backgrounds and monochrome color schemes, along with threatening facial expressions and tattoos, create an intimidating atmosphere that symbolizes the dangers of the music and artists. Aggressive language and styles reinforce the threatening tone aimed at audiences from teens to adults.

1. This Subheading is presented to the
audience of Grime/Rap/R&B research
shows these genres are rather physical
and threatening which explains why the
subheading is presented in a rather
intimidating way calling out the other
artists claiming everyone is afraid of 50
cent.
The main image of this magazine
carries of the imagery and
stereotype of the music being
alarming to anyone involved.
The eye contact given by the
image means the audience feel
threated as the image looks into
your soul. This type on genre
has the target audience of early
teens to the age of even 35+
The colour scheme is easily
identified and works well with the
aggressive style, the yellow
appeals as a hazard sign and the
red symbolises danger.
This is the inclusion of
aggressive language
again which will back
up the tone of the
genre which may even
create a negative
image in the heads of
those who do not
follow the type of
Music.

2. The white text
presented over
the top of the
dark and
mysterious
background
creates a
threatening
atmosphere.

3. Aggressive nature showing
masculinity, the tattoos
are a warning sign to
anyone and the facial
expression identifies the
power and capabilities of
this artist
Monochrome colour scheme
this intensifies the red writing
over the top which symbolises
the dangers of not only the
music but the artists and their
threatening.
Although its not clear the font style used
throughout this article is the san serif this
is because it is presented as a manly font
and abusive language coming out of the
page and presenting itself to the reader.