An example of these was Eric Prydz; 'Call on me'
- Within the work out shown, all movements were seen to be over-exaggerated and emphasised on when touching certain body areas.
- The mise-en-scene such as costumes were very tight and revealing.
- The hair and make-up used could be described as 'bed hair. Which therefore, appeals to the male generation.
- The facial expressions on the dancers faces would attract male attention due to the almost flirty nature of their expressions used.
Another music video that ruffled a few feathers in religious groups was Madonna's video of 'like a prayer'.
This image shows Madonna situated in front of burning crosses, in the background of the mise-en-scene behind her. Therefore, to religious believers of all backgrounds, to burn the symbol of their God, represents them burning their believe within their God.This point emphasises and links to reasoning that burning a cross could be representing the KKK, as they decided to take this action also. Therefore, this would create further anger to religious believers against the KKK.
Therefore, the next image of the black Jesus completely confuses and puzzles the audience due to the fact the KKK were against any other race apart from pure English. Therefore, this makes the audience think deeper into the actual meaning of this piece.
This image of Madonna to the right, also created controversy due to the fact that this song has strong connotations to religion, yet it is also linking to sexual aspects e.g. due to the clothing she is wearing. Therefore, as God is seen as pure and innocent linking that to the raunchiness and darkness of the sexual aspect is juxtaposing the two together. Therefore, creating further confusion and mystery to what the music video is actually trying to signify and what message it is trying to portray to the audience.


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