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Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2WDdccgaDY

Lyric Link: https://genius.com/Rainbow-kitten-surprise-its-called-freefall-lyrics

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Rainbow Kitten Surprise - It's Called: Freefall [Official Video]

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Rainbow Kitten Surprise uses situational irony in this song. The narrator runs to the devil for help and friendship. He does this to make him feel less lonely and thinks he has no other option. The devil refuses to help and wants him to handle it on his own. The narrator wants to indulge in self-destructive behaviors, but even the devil wants no part of it. The devil is not who the narrator expected.
Caitlin

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The figurative language used in the song is a metaphor.
This is a metaphor because the band uses the devil as a real live person, and having the narrator trying to be his friend. when in reality you cannot be friends with the devil because he is not a living being on earth.

Nicole

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The main theme of this song is saying how when you are feeling alone and depressed sometimes the best way to overcome it is to just let everything go and have an open mind moving forward, but in this song instead of just letting it go he tries become friends with the devil and things go down hill even more.
Emily

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I think one intended audience of this song is people who have always felt alone, and are so desperate to be in the company of others that they would seek it in the devil.
Individuals in this population would be drawn to this song because they may seek comfort in the fact that others feel the same as they do.
Grayson