Representation- Nicki Minaj

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1. Nicki Minaj is having an interview with ELLE.
2. There a picture of her in the centre of the magazine cover and lots of coverlines which suggests it is about her.
3. It is grasping and makes the reader want to see what Nicki Minaj has to say in her interview. (fashion genre)
4. By using certain words and phrases, this is achieved.
5. Backgrounded is a blank screen to make everything show much clearer, Nicki Minaj is foregrounded.
6. No.



















1. The magazine covers, as Nicki Minaj wouldn't have asked them to publish this.
2. It interests many people and this is because the photo used is quite a provocative one, which will catch readers eyes if they are in store.
3. Young woman, as they will aspire to look something like how Nicki Minaj looks in this picture.
4. It shows that she is trying to show off and put herself out there so she can try and get recognition.
5. It could mean that they may feel sad that they also don't look this way and it will be quite presurising for some girls/ women.
6. Most people will look at this and be stunned by the photo on the front, and they will be attracted to it, according to Barthes codes.

Comments

  1. FCHS Media28 November 2017 at 10:27

    John again - this post is lacking depth - it seems rushed and done just for the sake of doing it, not applying yourself to the task.

    It is also not even peer assessed??? Meaning you have missed out on some hints you might have used to improve this response?

    What were you doing while we were peer assessing?

    YOU WILL NEED TO COMPLETE THESE QUESTIONS AGAIN - AT WHICH POINT I WILL LOOK OVER IT FOR YOU.

    DUE DATE 7/12/17

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