The document discusses two music videos and their use of Goodwin's theories of narrative in music videos. Goodwin's second theory of showing what is happening in the lyrics is used in Macklemore and Lil Yachty's "Marmalade" by driving through town when singing about it. Goodwin's third theory of matching the music's speed to the narrative's progression is also used. For Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again," Goodwin's seventh theory of using intertextual references from other works is applied through references to the Fast and Furious film franchise.

1. Theories of Goodwin
By Josh Bestford

2. Marmalade
This song was released on July 26th 2017 and is by Macklemore and Lil
Yachty
The genre of this music video is Pop.
The record label for this song is Bendo.
Goodwin’s can be used throughout the music video. It is mostly used
when they are driving through the town.The lyrics relate to what is going
on in the music video.When they sing ‘I’d be riding through the town’ they
are driving through the town with their friends.This is the second theory
of Goodwin.
Additionally, the music and the visuals link together. As the music gets
faster, the narrative in the music video progresses faster.This is Goodwin’s
third theory.This is important as it matches the speed which keeps the
video in time and makes the video more interesting.

3. SeeYou Again
Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth created ‘See you again’ for Fast and Furious 7
in memory of PaulWalker.
It was released on March 10th 2015.
It’s record label is Atlantic and its genre is Hip Hop/ Pop rap.
Goodwin’s 7th and final theory is used in this music video is intertextual
references.
The reference is film and relates to the new Fast and Furious film at that
time.
This is important as the music video had to relate to the new film at that
time.The visuals relate it to the film as it shows footage of PaulWalker
from all the previous Fast and Furious Films.