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Manic Analysis- "Alanis' Interlude"
I discuss Halsey's use of diction, syntax and imagery throughout "Alanis' Interlude"!
"Alanis' Interlude" Reaction/Analysis Tomorrow 11/30
Can't wait!
As promised...
So...a couple of you were interested in seeing the Snooki pics from last year's Halloween. Essentially, my friend and I went as Snooki and JWoww. I have no excuses for this π€·π½ββοΈπ€·π½ββοΈπ€·π½ββοΈππππ€¦π½ββοΈπ€¦π½ββοΈπ€¦π½ββοΈπππ
Manic Analysis- "Finally//Beautiful Stranger"
I discuss the diction, imagery and literary devices used in this track from the Manic album.
"Finally//Beautiful Stranger" Analysis Tomorrow!
Hi, all! I am hoping to post my reaction/analysis of "Finally//Beautiful Stranger" tomorrow 11/22/22!Love you guys!
Manic Analysis-"Without Me"
I analyze the diction, imagery and literary devices used in this radio bop from the Manic album. I also discuss Halsey's tone throughout the song, as well as how this song fits into the album as a whole.Note- As I was making the video, several things went awry ("The best laid plans of mice and men..."). Firstly, I look orange in the video. It's probably a mixture of my clothes and the lighting, but seriously...it's giving 2009 Jersey Shore* meets Willy Wonka. It is not attrac...
"Without Me" Analysis
Hello, all! So today is one of those days that is really testing my OCD πππ As you guys know, I rescheduled the "Without Me" video for today after cancelling it last week due to back pain. I was really excited to get this video out for you all today because I hate making you all wait.As I was making the video, several things went awry ("The best laid plans of mice and men..."). Firstly, I look orange in the video. It's probably a mixture of my clothes and the lightin...
"Without Me" Analysis Moved to Monday
Hey guys! Unfortunately, I am not feeling super well today, as I am having a lot of issues with my back (I slipped a disk a few years ago, and every now and again it will start giving me a lot of trouble). As much as I want to make a video for you guys, I genuinely do not think I can sit up long enough to do so.Y'all know I hate moving stuff, and I am really sorry, but it's going to have to be Monday!Love you guys! Sorry again!
"Without Me" Analysis Monday11/14/22
Hi, all! This one won't be a blind reaction because I have heard this song before! That being said, I am excited to talk about it with you guys!Hey guys I had to move the date for this one to the 14th! Sorry πππ
Manic Analysis- "3am"
I discuss Halsey's use of diction, assonance, alliteration and imagery in the track "3am". I also discuss some of the themes and motifs throughout the song as it relates to the entire album.
Manic Analysis- "I Hate Everybody"
I blind react and discuss tone, imagery, diction and more in this lyrically and emotionally complex song.
Two Manic Videos This Week!
Happy Halloween, all πππ To celebrate, let's plan on doing TWO Manic videos this week! For now, plan on a reaction/analysis of "I Hate Everybody" on Wednesday and a reaction/analysis of "3am" on Friday!Love you guys!!!
Manic Analysis- "Dominic's Interlude"
I discuss diction, imagery, alliteration, syntax and symbolism in this very short interlude. I also give my interpretation and talk about how it connects back to "Forever... (Is a Long Time)".Notes-I realize that I said the word, "mens" near the beginning. When I said it, I did so in a silly/non-serious way...but then when I went back and listened to it, it sounded like I seriously just used the wrong wordπππ€¦π½ββοΈ Sorry about that!Also, sorry for the sloppy editi...
"Dominic's Interlude" Analysis- Tuesday 10/25/22
Next on our Halsey journey is track number six- "Dominic's Interlude". I really don't know what to expect from this title, but I am ready to experience it with you guys!
Manic Analysis- "Forever... (Is a Long Time)"
I discuss Halsey's use of diction, imagery, alliteration and more in this track from the Manic album.
"Forever... (Is a Long Time)" Analysis on Tuesday 10/18/22
I'm excited!
Manic Analysis- "You Should Be Sad"
I discuss the way Halsey achieves exposition and characterization through her use of diction, imagery and more!I really enjoyed this one, y'all!
Graveyard Analysis
Hi, everyone! I was planning on doing a video for you guys today, and when I pulled up the track list for Manic, I noticed that the next track title ("Graveyard") looked awfully familiar. I double checked on YouTube, and sure enough- this was one of the original Halsey songs that I analyzed on YouTube a few months ago.That being said, we will still discuss the song briefly in our next video...I need to go back and listen to the song because I don't remember much, to be honest. Then I...
Manic Analysis- "Clementine"
I discuss Halsey's use of juxtaposition throughout this strange and wonderful song. I also look at their usage of diction, syntax, imagery, alliteration and (possibly) allusion. This song is incredibly well written and extremely layered.
"Clementine" Video Postponed
Good morning! So my son's school district cancelled all classes today because of Hurricane (now Tropical Storm) Ian. Basically our county is experiencing some heavy rains and high winds, and I think the district is worried about power outages across the county. All of that being said, I have my little boy home with me today and my husband is currently quarantined upstairs with COVID. So...I will not be able to make a video today.Hopefully, I can do the "Clementine" reaction/analysis ...
"Clementine" Analysis-Monday 10/3/22
Update- all did NOT go as planned πππ Analysis now planned for Monday. See pinned post for details.If all goes to plan this week, I want to do a blind reaction/analysis to "Clementine" on Friday! Looking forward to it! Love you guys β€β€β€
Manic Analysis- "Ashley"
I discuss Halsey's use of diction, syntax, imagery, word play and more in this opening track to the Manic album.
Manic Analysis- "Ashley" Friday 9/23
I'm excited to get started with this album analysis! See you guys Friday!
Sour Analysis- "Hope Ur Ok"
I blind-react to and analyze βHope Ur Okβ by Olivia Rodrigo. During this reaction/analysis, I discuss Oliviaβs use of diction, metaphor and imagery throughout this touching song. I also discuss the ways in which I relate to the beautiful, heartfelt lyrics.Note- This song is absolutely breathtaking, and it is probably tied (with Deja Vu) for my favorite song on the album. I love the expertly subtle use of details that force the reader/listener to make inferences about the βcharactersβ. ...
Sour Analysis- "Jealousy, Jealousy"
I react to and analyze Olivia Rodrigo's song, "Jealousy, Jealousy". As we near the end of our Sour analysis, I am struck by the vulnerability and candid nature of the lyrics. In this song, I love Olivia's use of diction, imagery and syntax!
Finishing Up Sour Analysis This week!
Hey guys! Thank you so much for your patience regarding this album. I know last week was rough, but I appreciate your thoughts and prayers regarding my family emergency.Things are looking up this week, and I am really excited to finish up the Sour album! Remember, I did an analysis of "Favorite Crime" on YouTube last year, so we only have two tracks left- "Jealousy, Jealousy" and "Hope Ur Ok"!After we finish up the Sour album, we will begin our Halsey journey with the alb...
Sour Analysis- "Happier"
I analyze Olivia's use of diction, alliteration, symbolism and more in this beautiful song from the Sour album. I also discuss some of the motifs found throughout the album and how the contribute to the overall tone of the album so far.Note- I apologize for my somewhat scattered appearance and demeanor throughout this video. It's been a very stressful few days. Please keep my mother in your thoughts and/or prayers.Moreover, I do plan on doing another Patreon video for you guys this week!...
Today's Video Moved to Tuesday
Sorry guys! I'm still dealing with the family emergency that came up on Friday. The "Happier" analysis is therefore moved (again) to Tuesday. I'm very sorry πππ
"Happier" Analysis Monday 9/5/22
This will be another blind reaction! I'm excited, y'all!
Sour Analysis- "Enough for You"
I blind-react to the seventh track of Sour: "Enough for You." During this reaction/analysis, I discuss the characterization of both the speaker and the subject. I also analyze Rodrigo's use of diction, alliteration and imagery. Moreover, I discuss some of the motifs I've identified so far throughout the album.:
