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The document summarizes key aspects of Ed Sheeran's music videos and lyrics. It notes that his videos often depict him drinking alcohol and partying with girls to upbeat music. When the music is more peaceful, he is shown sitting alone or with a cat. His videos feature hooded, relaxed clothing and focus on themes of love and relationships through meaningful lyrics and guitar music. Close-ups are frequently used to show his emotions and expressions. Ed Sheeran is signed to Atlantic Records, who also manage other artists.
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The document analyzes the music video for Ed Sheeran's song "Drunk" through analyzing the synchronization between the lyrics and visuals. Specific scenes from the video are described where the lyrics and actions of the artist align. The video is said to portray different genres through the artist's guitar and meaningful lyrics. Close ups of both the artist and other characters are used to show emotions. Overall, the video uses music, lyrics, and everyday scenes mixed with fantasy to depict the artist's experience with love and loss through drinking.
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The analyzed music video, "Smile", depicts Allen seeking revenge on an ex through mischievous means. This "troublesome" attitude relates to hints on the album cover of problems Allen has faced. However, the song and album also convey that Allen is resilient and does not regret her past or care what others think.
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The video for Sia's song "Chandelier" features a dancer portraying the thoughts and actions of a "party girl" through her choreography and movements. The lyrics describe the mindset and behaviors of someone dealing with alcohol through partying. Key moments in the video visually represent lyrics like the dancer dropping to represent "pushing feelings down" or grabbing out to represent drinking. Sia's music videos often have a dark tone and color palette matched in this video. While Sia does not appear, the dancer wears a wig iconic to Sia's image, providing an intertextual reference.
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- 3. cold water when singing “I’ll be freezing”
- 4. sings “leaving me” and picks up key, phone etc. as if leaving the scene.
- 5. party style scene- “drunk again”
- 6. “to feel love“-party with lots of girls
- 7. has party when talks about getting “drunk again”
- 8. parties on own and them slumps into bed on his own “all by myself”
- 10. very upbeat music and Ed parties when the music is a quick beat
- 12. The Genre of drunk by Ed Sheeran is indie folk, pop rock and soul music,. This is portrayed through the meaningful lyrics, upbeat music and use of guitar.
- 13. when the music fades to more peaceful- Ed sits on own or with cat
- 15. Hoody and relaxed clothing in all his videos
- 16. All his videos are about or include messages about love and girls
- 17. strong lyrics, clear lyrics, follows a fantasy theme, videos look like day-to-day life
- 18. Voyeurism
- 19. whole video about love and flashbacks of girls/cutaways to girls and their life
- 20. Close ups
- 21. continuously close ups of Ed Sheeran to show emotions/attitudes and facial expressions.
- 22. Ed Sheeran is signed up with Atlantic records who also manage Flo Rida, Jason Mraz, James Blunt and B.O.B.