this is what they want me to do: Compare your artifact with your classmates’ posted artifacts. (Note: A song and a movie or a fashion element and a music video may have much in common, so do not limit yourself to comparing your artifact to one of the same type.) Consider what the artifact is conveying. What is its message? What response does it provoke in you? Analyze one specific issue that is addressed in both your artifact and your classmates’ artifacts.

this is my colleage's posting:I chose the song Maverick City Music TRIBL Music Naomi Raine "The Story I'll Tell" it is on ITunes top 100 Gospel and Christian song 2020, it has over two and half million downloads, the song became my favorite because it touched me at the time I really needed encouragement a friend of mine told sent me the link to the song, she raved on and on about it until I decided to listen to it and she was right I got hooked. My connection to the music is that it gives me an assurance that irrespective of what life may throw at me there is hope that all things will work out great., but most especially it's that Maverick City Music created a place for diversity, it brings together people of different cultures and race. It's a pop culture if we go by YouTube.com| Why Pop Culture? (Alexandra O. Phillipe at TEDxMileHigh) definition that "Pop Culture is a universal language that manages in all of it's seemingly trivial glory to make us dream and smile to connect us across racial, political, and social divides." The music group's goal is to create an atmosphere of relaxation and diversity, which help lend a voice to "you are accepted" irrespective of your culture, race or political persuasion.

this is my posting: The modern popular culture sector is broad and intense; that is why it became split into groups. Due to the objective of this field of professionalism, contemporary popular culture is cleaved into the groups of animation, movies, advertising, and music.

The selected song for this discussion is the song referred to as 'Got What I Got.' The song, written by Michael Tyler, Thomas Archer, and Alex Palmer, became composed by Jason Aldean, an American 'country music' artist (Got What I Got, 2019). The song got unveiled in April 2020 as a subsequent single from Jason’s ninth workshop album. The music is popular because it has been listed among the top hundred songs by an American periodical magazine-Rolling stone-that prioritizes popular culture.

I initially came across the song via the internet. Currently, various individuals listen to music via streaming systems. Moreover, artists and songwriters may create their music (songs) and launch them through the internet to dodge music workshops. For ‘Got What I want' piece, I found it on YouTube while streaming my favorite love songs. The song was among the current emerging famous popular culture songs. Since I was experiencing some relationship challenges, the song caught my attention, and I had to listen to it, maybe to get a better understanding of love affairs.

The message about contending with what an individual possesses or with the life a person is living fascinates me. The song clearly illustrates how an individual becomes fulfilled once they acquire what they had been praying for a long time (Got What I Got, 2019). The song's symbolism reminds me of how I was eager to join college and the satisfaction I obtained after entering college. Besides, the soothing tone of pleasure in the song makes me like music more.