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In rapper Joey Bada$$'s song "Waves," this single note concept is also used. There is a noticable note that keeps repeating during the duration of the song and has a certain meaning. The lyrics of the song talk about the musician growing up and the coming of age and this repetitive note sequence sends the message that times are speeding up for the rapper. He is no longer and kid and has a lot of things going on around him which is in agreement with the message that is created by the use of this single repetitive note.

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In the middle Drake's rap, "Furthest Thing," he has a two bar line that is all around the note of B. This is a good example of how using a single note can push forward the message of the song. Drake is talking about his feelings for a certain women and wants to make sure the listeners understand this message by making the especially important lines to use this idea of a single note. The song comes from heavy percussion to a moment of stillness where he uses a single note to explain how he is missing someone and by using the single note, the message is put right in front of the listeners and is easier to identify.

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The repetition of a single note (not for repetition sake) establishes the tone of the song and can communicate a message to the listener. These notes are "warnings," or "challenges," or "alarms" and can represent a person and or their will (page 73-74). I believe Ratliff's argument here is true. In his example at the beginning of the chapter, "Thelonious," the single repeated note does communicate the tone and message of the musician by being long enough to realize there is a point, and secondly how this single note meshes with the rest of the notes and instruments.