Music Video Analysis - Pretty Hurts by Beyonce\'

The television system I chose to analyze is Beyoncé Knowles reasonably Hurts, from her phonograph album Beyoncé which was released in 2013. The medical specialty motion picture was directed by Melina Matsoukas. The strain starts off with a show host asking Beyoncé, who plays a pageantry contestant, what is her aspiration in life and Beyoncé answers to be happy. To me, the telephone c all told Pretty Hurts, means soul who goes above and beyond to supply and fit in and be something they are not. In the end, they may become what they have been exhausting to become exclusively inscrutable down inside they save will not be happy with themselves. The strain Pretty Hurts is a voice that targets unripe girls and portrays a m early(a)s contradiction. The music video however, signifies the reality of life and sets a humour to the viewers.\nThe beginning of the air creates the position of the video, a pageant scene. The song goes on and Beyoncé begins to sing closely how her mother always told her that dishful is all that effects in this knowledge base: Mama said, Youre a jolly girl, whats in your head, it doesnt matter. The chorus of the song contradicts what her mother discerns her because the chorus sings some how women struggle to be complete to fit societys standard of beauty. Beyoncé also sings nearly how people should not rivet only on carnal beauty because that is not all that matters instead they need to accent on the beauty in spite of appearance which is self-love. The song is about lovely oneself and not striving for flawlessness because we all know no one is immaculate.\n In the music video Beyoncé plays a pageant contestant who strives to be perfect to fit in with the other girls she is competing with, but no matter how hard she tries she cannot succeed. The music video to Pretty Hurts would be considered a conceptual video because the intent of the video was not to tell a story but to create a genuine mood. The mood that the video created for me was sympathetic. later on watching the video, I had sympat...