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music: “can glamorise [violent crime], but it can’t force your hand to commit those actions.”

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The drill music has been accused for triggering crimes.

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Music adds to the increase of crime in the UK

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Music is a vulnerable means of self expression

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Adjective 'triggering' related to pulling a trigger on a gun, implying that music has made an influence on criminal activity

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Graphology - A group of black people displayed in the article almost suggest that if they are the criminals. Nowadays, the drill music has been associated and mostly linked with the black minorities. Furthermore, the drill music represented to be the factor that drives crime rates. Pragmatically, it suggest that black people are responsible for the crime and disharmony.

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listeners to believe that they are the subjects of the taunting lyrics, there are valid worries that it is encouraging crime.

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'powerful presence'- alliteration and plosive 'p', implying the strong influential nature and growth of drill music on social media but also the violent and aggressive nature of the music. Mirrored through the phonological pronunciation of 'powerful presence'.

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daily mail publisher suggests that the view is coming from a right-wing perspective

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inclusion of different knives emphasises the detailed scope of the violence in the music

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Slang words are often introduced by the youth culture and can leave older generations baffled.

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using slang can help boost the brain in the same way as using a new language

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Slang can boost your brain the same way as learning a new language can.

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Slang words are often introduced by the younger generations, leaving older generations confused.

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Bi-dialectalism: where someone speaks more than one dialect within a single language. They can benefit from improvements in memory, attention and cognitive flexibility.