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In the song, the speaker; Jack Johnson as himself, takes an unreleased; now leaked song and transforms it into a lively and bubbly toned composition to be the theme for the "Curious George" movie. This tune aims to connect to children, inspiring them to think outside the box, to solve problems, and to ask questions about the world around them.

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The song "Upside Down" by Jack Johnson; is an altered single. The "Curious George" movie uses Pathos and Ethos to convince the audience to switch their mindset to think outside the box and try new things in the world around them.

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https://genius.com/2401156?

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In the song, Jack uses ETHOS to build his credibility as a creative and help explain his perspective.

In line 2, Jack says, "... and with each new day/I can feel a change in everything". In this snip, he uses ETHOS by relating to his own experience, expressing that he can sense the changes in the world from day to day because of his perspective.

Jack also uses ethos at the end of the second verse when he says, "and as my mind begins to spread its wings/There's no stopping curiosity" In these lines, he is talking about how his mindset can metaphorically fly to help him explore more solutions and explore new things around him embracing his newfound curiosity.

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In the first verse, the line "And as the surface breaks, reflections fade/But in some ways, they remain the same" When he says, "And as the surface breaks..." he's talking about the observable changes around himself. The second half of that same line, "... reflections fade..." refers to the loss of memory of how things were original; however, the line "but in some ways, they remain the same" refers to the original parts shining through the changes that occurred. Jack uses PATHOS here to make the audience feel reminiscent of the changes around them.

Later in the outro, Jack repeats the line, "Please don't go away" He is talking about how he doesn't want the feeling of being curious and creative to leave him. It is the most powerful line in the song because he is connecting to the audience in a way that makes them reminisce on a time when they were curious and adventurous; their creative mind flees with age, and they become more stubborn-minded. A more adult theme appearing in a song like this (written for children) makes sense in this context for Jack as his discography before this movie's soundtrack consists of challenging ideas that make you think deeper.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqUdI4AIDF0

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Jack uses cute animals, bright flowers, water, and silly concepts; like slipping on a banana peel within the video to grab the attention of the audience and help them connect emotionally to the song.

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Jack and George explore the water and the forest throughout the video; meeting new animal friends, to show that curiosity can open doors, leading to new opportunities.

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“And with Each New Day / I Can Feel a Change in Everything.” Genius, genius.com/2401156. Accessed 15 May 2023.

archive-Brandee-J-Tecson. “Jack Johnson Says ‘curious George’ Shouldn’t Monkey around with Adult Themes.” MTV, www.mtv.com/news/2hvi69/jack-johnson-says-curious-george-shouldnt-monkey-around-with-adult-themes. Accessed 15 May 2023.

“Jack Johnson (Musician).” Wikipedia, 14 Apr. 2023, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Johnson_(musician).

“Jack Johnson - Walk Alone.” YouTube, 7 Aug. 2009, www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALE5AY0jVI.

“Jack Johnson - Upside Down (Official Video).” YouTube, 16 June 2009, www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqUdI4AIDF0.

Upside down by Jack Johnson - Songfacts, www.songfacts.com/facts/jack-johnson/upside-down. Accessed 15 May 2023.