When looking at music videos major artists tend to change their image over time using hyper reality to create a fake representation of themselves in order to cater to the targeted audience which would mean more money for them. For example, a famous choreographer Beyoncé reveals the beauty of her body to the male and female audience in the music video Drunk in Love. Beyonce is portayed as free spirited, playful, and seductive. As you can see, there is a medium close up on Beyonce's body indicating that she is being sexualized. According to the lyrics when she says 'I've been drinking watermelon', it is a sexual innuendo because watermelon has seeds which may symbolise semen. Thus a fake sexual representation of herself.
There is no synergy as she is promoting herself in the music video.
Gimmicks used to promote
Voyeurism was the gimmick used to promote this music video. Voyeurism is the process of how we look at women through sexual gratification.
Gimmicks used to promote
Voyeurism was the gimmick used to promote this music video. Voyeurism is the process of how we look at women through sexual gratification.
Audience
Monetisation of outlets
The process is that the advertisers want the large audience of the music video to watch the advert and in return the artist is paid $2 per 1000 views so that means that 384,958,014 views divided by 1000 multiplied by two equals $770,275 dollars but however, the artist is paid 10 percent if they are signed to a record label. This music video was monetised through sponsors since there was an advert appearing before the video.
Budget and Production Value
This music video is highly budgeted as there was smoke effects, the location permission for the beach and another Star in the music video as well as the money being put towards the editing and the expensive camera. Given that it features a major artist.
Conclusion
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