The document discusses a music magazine aimed at teenage and young females between 15-21 years old who listen to pop music. The magazine features a teenage boy model, Justin Bieber, on each page to represent popular pop singers that the target audience likes. The magazine includes fashion tips from pop singers, interviews, and gossip about breakups, conforming to stereotypes that teenage girls enjoy pop music and teenage boy artists. The magazine was designed based on feedback from pop music and boy band fans to represent their favorite genres.

2. How does my magazine represent
the demographic?
• My music magazine is aimed for
teenage/young females. This is the age
between 15 to 21 years old who listen to
pop music.

3. How does the models, layout
design and language combine to
represent a particular social group?
• My model is a teenage boy, inspired by Justin Bieber.
This is the sort of artist that you find in pop magazine.
The anchorage is also for the target audience as it has
fashion tips from pop singers, interview from Finn Swift
and biggest break up from a band. Gossip and fashions
may only interest my target audience. The layout I used
is fixated on my model by having images of him on each
page. This is to express how important he is and
popular. This represents teenage/ young girls because
he is a world fashion pop singer. For example many
teenage/young girls like Justin Bieber and One Direction
these are pop singers.

4. Is it subverting or conforming to
certain stereotypes?
• My music magazine conforms to certain
stereotypes types. That teenage/young girls love
pop music and teenage boys. This is why my
target audience is young/teenage girls. This is
because I used my feedback to influence me,
the people that help me were pop music fans
and boy band fans. I wanted to make a music
magazine that represented their favourable
genres. As there feedback will be more helpful
because they will be used to reading this genre
magazine.