Monday, 29 September 2014

REPETITION AND DIFFERRENCE THEORY


Repetition and difference theory

Definition: the repetitive and difference theory is a way to show a similarity that the video can have with the same type of genre. This theory also include different where the audience will notice a twist of the story with a difference that other film rarely have.

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Similarities:

The similarities which are often seen in other rnb or rap video is gangster (dealer, stilling et.) which can lead to a common location for dealers such as prison. The prison can relate to the target audience personal life or memories. Regarding the story line we are able to see that the song has a meaning for the audience.

The repetition within this rap video is the mise en scene more often present such as money, gold chain, and beautiful woman to attract and captivate the target audience. it is also in order to help the situation to be realistic prison, fight. Most of rap songs have love and emotional meaning for instance when the rapper says if... would you still love me. This will attract a wide target of audience in reason that female and male will recognise their lifestyle and question that they may have.

Difference:

 the difference within this clip video is the fact that the singer who is the main  character start the video clip showing it several issues in prison and the distance relation he has is girlfriend. The prison is the twist because the audience think that the main character is prison. However this was not true because even if the couple was dealing with money and quickly range when they saw the police signal front of their house. the couple though that the police was coming to investigate inside their house. The police finally came to take the neighbour.





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