Like for example in this music videos the camera is placed under the rapper so they look down at the camera emphasising the impression that rappers are all mighty and tall.

 

The types of shots used within this video enables the audience to stay entertained as the audience interpret the video in a variety of ways.

An establishing shot has been used to set the scene at the beginning of this music video. For reason that the audience are now aware of the environment and that the scenes are set in a massive jailed dome inside a room.

A long shot additionally states the set out the location, using a closer scene so the audience have a better understanding of the atmosphere and can see more clearly the situation.

Mid shots and close ups have been used to see the artists face and see their emotions, for example in part of the scene you can see the female acting like a 'wolf-like' character by her facial expressions and her body language.

Extreme close ups have be used within the music video to capture emotion of the male actor looking scared and exhausted.

Due to the fact that the majority of the video is a close up of the artist it enables the audience to always remember the recognition between the song and the artist actually singing it when they hear the song without the prompt of the music video. Many artists use this technique as it’s also a way of them being the spotlight of the song.

Each individual views the video in different ways to one another and understand different meanings according to their mind-set. The purpose of this style is that it encourages the audience to speculate the deeper meaning of the song.
The resources that are used within this music video to represent the style is the body language and dance moves as they make the audience question ask to what is going on as well as intriguing them to continue to watch the music video.

The music video is successful due to the fact that queer minds were united for this music video. The purpose of this music video was to keep making people sit up and think; to start the conversations that tackle identity, gender, gayness, queerness and the inter-sections between them all. 

The audience portray this music video as different compared to others out there. We interpret the song as supporting gays and about a break up, along with gays hiding and not coming out by the lyrics ‘I’m not gone tell nobody about you’

The artist’s records live at concerts and gigs and then show the footage throughout their music video. The script filmed their music video in Johannesburg, as they played on the street for locals.

I believe that this music video is successful because within the music video there are multiple filler shots of the camera crew and the band performing live, additionally the style isn’t only live footage it always incorporates a narrative style; following a storyline meanwhile. 

The audience perceive this music video as a meaningful song and can somewhat relate to it due to the fact that within all of the scripts songs there’s always a message being portrayed behind all of the lyrics. The live footage, which is being performed in front of locals, has a great impact for reason that it emphasises that the group have taken the time to travel around the world to perform in this specific location.