Henry’s blog comment
I liked your analysis, I think it important that when we analyze these songs we get passed our bias of "this song is really annoying an pointless" and get to what the artists try to say. I'd like to take your analysis a bit further and ask when she says "what you know bout me ..." that does imply that in the popular crowd they don't care about "her" as a person, my question is "Does she mind? does she care that people don't really know her? does this outweigh the joy of popularity?"
Rachel’s blog comment
Very short and concise, a good and simple interpretation, much like the video, very simple and concise. I think your point in the end about costume changes and room changes isn't an artistic decision but a technological set back. Keeping in mind this video is from the 70s their options in terms of visual effects are limited
Katherine’s blog comment
In the beginning you said that Lil' Mama wants to be popular so people will "hate" her out of jealousy, this is interesting because she's promoting popularity with the prospect of jealousy, implying that no one can admire someone anymore, we live in such a self centered society that we can't have admiration for someone, we have to be jealous
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