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Here irony is used since normally motivational speakers are now better off than they once before and how many can do whatever they want. Instead this speaker is saying they will end up living his exact life and they won’t be able to accomplish everything they want to.

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It mocks outrageous ways motivational speakers try to motivate us. Also it points out how many of them were once victims of what they no preach against, underage drinking drugs etc.

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The satire is targeting motivational speakers.

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Parody to ridicule some motivational speakers, irony since the speaker is supposed to have a good background and charisma but has neither, and reptition to show how repetitive some motivational speakers have become.

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How the satire mocks the target

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This satire uses exaggeration when it stresses the absurdity of what the motivational speaker is doing to motivate the kids.

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Van down by the river SNL
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2VIEY9-A8

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The purpose of this satire is to show how some motvational speakers are repetitive and without charisma

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The purpose of this satire is to illustrate the weird, sometimes absurd, strategies motivational speakers can use, as well as the fact that all motivational speakers seem to have some sort of troubled past.

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The target of this peice of satire are motivational speakers

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Motivational Speakers

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What is the purpose of the satire? Why is it mocking the target?

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What is the target of the satire? In other words, what does the satire mock? Remember: It is always going to be a harm, injustice, or negative behavior that the writer/satirist wants to be addressed.