Media Language:
- Close-ups on sexual body parts
- Lots of two shots with Rihanna and sexualised men
- Fast paced editing (shows desire)
- Direct address
- Men are objectified sexually
- Colours and props link to culture (African)
- Costumes/fonts/patterns are urban
- Narrative does not have a deep meaning behind it
- The meaning is sex
- Aimed at both genders
- Teenagers mainly
- Girls want to be like her
- Boys want to be with her
- Colours are youthful
- Brand is very sexualised, video supports this
- Still in control
- Very centralised
- Sexualisation of body parts (male dancers and body parts)
- Look at her body as individual parts (including lips, bum, breasts, etc.) not as a whole.
- Sunglasses and makeup displays anonymously
- Makes it easier for fans to become her
- Takes away her identity (objectifies her more)
- African, cultural colours
- Abstract setting, Caribbean feel
- Minimal clothing shows that she has control over how she wants to dress (countertype)
- Riding powerful lion (dominating, shows power)
- Choreography is very sexualised/ provocative
- Choreography is very free
- Colours are youthful
- Lots of Rihanna's (duplicated)
- Cuts between different things that are going on and different costumes
- Edited to show just body parts (especially lips)
- Black and white sections show sophistication
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