Dizzee Rascals 'Holiday' is an example of of illustration. Rascal plays the narrator and the character in this video which shows the the stereotypical view of men towards women. From the offset the first thing we see is a young lady dressed in a bikini and it immediately sets the tone for the rest of the video. When Dizzee is first shown on the screen we can see him sourounded by women on the edge of the pool in a foreign country hence 'Holiday'.
This video depicts out exactly what the lyrics quote with masses upon masses of women with a miniscule number of males to represent Rascals love for women.
Ruben Studdard - I need an Angel
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'Number One Enemy' By Daisy Dares You ft Chipmunk is a fantastic piece of modern intertextuality in music videos. This example of Disjunture in music video's now shows how post mordernism has had an effect on music that we need to see beyond that of what is simple and illustrative.
The Daisy Dares You and Chipmunk play the narrators and the participants in the video, and with the lyrics being about an argument with Daisy's Sister 'Scarlett' and her trying to resolve it the video contradicts the lyrics and the message.
The video use of intertextuality relates to its imitation of a Donnie Darko/ Alice in Wonderland theme. It features Daisy as Alice almost exploring a new world of strange things including coloured sheep, and being trapped in a maze and a small dolls house. This may represent that although she is only young hence the dolls house and the bright colours she is trapped in this feud with her sister that is beyond what she expects and she doesn't really understand how to deal with it which is the problem.
These three video i picked out specifically because they all have a feature in which have given ideas of what to include when making my own music video. Location like Dizzee Rascal in 'Holiday', The ability to be able to convey a strong message in my video in order to keep the viewer interested and wanting to watch it again from 'I Need An Angel' and the vivid visual displays and creative imagination used in 'Number One Enemy'.
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