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Bitter, Whimsical, Superficial, Aggressive, Critical Move b*tch, get out the way Get out the way b*tch, get out the way Move b*tch, get out the way Get out the way b*tch, get out the way OH NO! The fight's out I'ma 'bout to punch yo...lights out Get the F*CK back, guard ya grill There's somethin' wrong, we can't stay still I've been drankin' and bustin' two and I been thankin' of bustin' you Upside ya m*therf*ckin' forehead And if your friends jump in, "Ohhh gurrlll", they'll be mo' dead Causin' confusion, Disturbin Tha Peace It's not an illusion, we runnin the streets So bye-bye to all you groupies and golddiggers Is there a bumper on your @$$? NO N*GGA! I'm doin' a hundred on the highway So if you do the speed limit, get the F*CK outta my way I'm D.U.I., hardly ever caught sober and you about to get ran the F*CK over \
 * Aggressive Song**
 * Move B*tch - Ludacris**
 * He is telling someone to get out of his way, and he yells this, implicating aggression.**
 * He threatens to beat someone up and orders them to get back and guard their faces.**
 * He says he was drinking and was thinking of punching him and all of his friends who try to retaliate.**
 * He wants to disturb the peace by holding ownership of the neighborhood, speed on the highway, and running people over while driving under the influence.**


 * -This song shows an aggressive tone because it not only has hard beat in the background, but its lyrics impose a threat and are derived from anger. The concentrated beats of this song are on beats one and three of a four beat pattern. This leads to a stressed first beat, and, with the lyrics of the song, lead to the first beat being yelled. Besides the rhythmic pattern, the lyrics display the aggressiveness of the song very well. The song is called, "Move B*tch," which implies using force to make someone move. Also, the frequent use of profane language, and talking about speeding on the highway all displays aggressiveness.**

Right now he's probably slow dancing with a bleach blond tramp, and she's probably getting frisky... That I dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped up 4 wheel drive, carved my name into his leather seats... I took a Louisville slugger to both headlights, slashed a hole in all 4 tires...
 * Bitter Song**
 * Before He Cheats - Carrie Underwood**
 * These lines demonstrate the bitterness she had towards the woman. Through her tone and diction you can tell that should does not like her. She calls her a bleach blond tramp, and she does not even know her.**
 * Her actions demonstrate bitterness and so does the tone. As she is singing it gets louder and deeper as she goes on. By "slashing a hole in all four tires," displays her bitterness towards her ex for cheating on her.**


 * The beat and tone of the song is deep and has the sense of bitterness towards it. As she gets more and more into describing what she would do to him her voice gets deeper,and her actions get more bitter. Her diction and sentences structure demonstrates the bitterness she has towards the woman and the man.**

(Birds Chirping) Loving you Is easy because you're beautiful.... Making love with you Is all I want to do.... Loving you Is more than just a dream come true.... And everything that I do Is out of loving you.... La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, Ooo, Ooo (Sings "Ooo" in whistle register of voice)
 * Whimsical Song**
 * Lovin' You - Minnie Riperton**
 * The birds chirping creates a lighthearted feel, and gives the listener an image of a field of daisies.**
 * Her slurred notes make the listener feel like she is yearning for this person of whom she loves.**
 * Her playfully light tone accentuates her lyrics in an endearing way as she loves this person and cutely sings about it.**
 * The "La La" section recreates that lightheartedness, while she still has that endearment in her voice. It recreates that field of daisies, and an image created is her, singing in that field. When she sings the "Ooo" section, the whistling sound makes the listener think that she is so filled with joy that, on a whim, she lets out this beautiful sounds.**


 * The song "Lovin' You" is whimsical due to its light melody and the ambiance it presents. With the birds chirping in the background and the mandolin playing softly, an enchanting setting comes to mind. It also has playful lyrics about love that Minnie Riperton sings with a precious tone of yearn and endearment. The lyrics are directed to a person of whom she loves and she tells him that "Everything that I do is out of loving you," and it almost seems like she's saying it on a whim, or spontaneously. She puts emotions into the song which makes it sound like she's**

She don't believe in shootin' stars, but she believe in shoes & cars Wood floors in the new apartment, couture from the store's department You more like L'eau de Stardee sh*t, I'm more of the, trips to Florida Order the h'orderves, views of the Water Straight from the page of your favorite author And the weather so breezy, man why can't life always be this easy She in the mirror dancing so sleazy, I get a call like where are you Yeezy Try to hit you with a 'Oeur de Whopee' Till I get flashed by the paparazzi Damn, these n*gga's got me, I hate these n*gga's more than the Nazis
 * Superficial Song**
 * Flashing Lights- Kanye West**
 * The individual the lyricist refers to relates herself with only material possessions as opposed to humanistic beliefs. (shooting stars)**
 * The author compares her artificial persona to his simpler take on life.**
 * He depicts her narcissism by mentioning her promiscuous dancing in a mirror. When she calls him, asking where he is, he gives her an excuse as to why he cannot talk at the moment. He is interrupted by photographers of whom he detests.**


 * This song displays the tone of superficial because its lyrics are all about material possessions and how Kanye disapproves of this girl's focus on them. He proves this by juxtaposing his love of a nice scenery to her love of materials.**

Chill out, what you yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before And if, you could only let it be You will see
 * Critical Song**
 * Complicated- Avril Lavigne**

I like, you the way you are When we're drivin' in your car And you're, talkin' to me one on one But you become Somebody else 'Round everyone else Your watchin' your back Like you can't relax You tryin' to be cool You look like a fool to me Tell me Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're actin' like you're somebody else Gets me frustrated Life's like this you You fall and you crawl and you break And you take what you get, and you turn it into Honestly, you promised me I'm never gonna find you fake it No no no
 * She says she likes this boy when they're alone because he talks to her singularly, and she feels like she is the sole focus of him.**
 * She tells him that he is a different person around other people and he tries to fake a personality to act "cool."**
 * Avril says that she gets "frustrated" when he acts different around other people and she reminds him of a promise he made to be an honest person, not only to her, but to his personality.**


 * Avril is a very critical person who says what is on her mind. Throughout this song she says what she likes and what she dislikes about the boy. She says how strange he acts around different people, but then also says how normal and down to earth he acts around her. Her lyrics are very critical in describing who he is.**