Melodies of the Mind: Music That Inspires
Do you have a song stirring around in your head that you just can 't seem to expunge?
This is certainly due to the emotional pull and thoughts that the song resonates when played. Some one-hit singles are raved about for a few months but are forgotten because they lack the ability to emotionally attach themselves to the audience. The songs that are replayed and loved have emotional appeal by the relatable lyrics, personal connecting media, and unpleasant or spectacular events that expand on the meaning behind them. As demonstrated by Wiz Khalifa’s loving and yet heartbreaking single “See You Again,” music that revolves around feeling and emotion is far more popular than songs that do not.
The popularity of emotionally appealing music is by far higher than any other kind. Sales and views may be high when checking current popular music, but what do those songs have you think of when listening to them? You may be “All About That Bass” (“Meghan Trainor”) now but how likely are you to suggest it to your friends or loved ones later? When viewing a movie containing an emotional scene of romance or heartbreak, the viewer wants to hear a song that will emphasize that moment in their minds. The majority of bodybuilders want a rapid rhythm with intense lyrics that will enhance their motivation to fuel the fire of energy required to endure through. The significance is that emotion is put into nearly every creation that someone will construct, but only a handful will grasp the hearts of many. Movies, television, or media often use music to heighten the feelings of the viewers within a particular scene or event. …show more content…
In Spider-Man 2, “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head” was used to highlight the feelings of relief that Peter Parker felt after losing his powers and repossessing his normal, hectic college life (spoiler alert). Due to the media or feelings you received when hearing it, you may want to buy or listen to it later. The song “Like I’m Gonna Lose You” has the emotional pull of lovers worldwide that hope to cherish what they have. Slow dancing to this song is not out of the ordinary, and generally makes the moment feel “like a scene from a movie” (“Meghan Trainor”). This could create memories that will not be forgotten, and be listened to many times over. Rebellious music, such as rap, rock, and metal, could be found in action or adrenaline-pumping moments. Listeners filled with rage or spite may listen to the rock or metal songs to help relate the feelings they contain to another with the same emotions. Feelings certainly are an immense amount of human nature, and music surely reveals this. Wiz Khalifa’s masterpiece of a song, “See You Again,” inspired and touched many with its emotional lyrics, especially myself. Its quick popularity began with the sudden passing of Paul Walker and Furious 7’s heartbreaking scene of Dominic and Brian’s final goodbye. My allurement to the song occurred by a different, yet abrupt and devastating change in my life; the imprisonment of my closest friend. I will not speak the accusations that I believe to be false against him, nor will I explain why he was imprisoned. However, the song speaks of how the bonds between the friends will never be broken or lost, and how long the days have been without the other. I have not lost thought of him or the bonds between us, which correlates with the lyrics. I used to discuss entirely sentimental matters to the most absurd of jokes, forming our bond into the brotherhood the lyrics speak of. He was taken to prison over one year ago now, and we also had a final goodbye, but the time has felt as if it has been a millennia. Whenever I needed him, he would be there, and we went through many adventures together. Every time the song plays, whether it be radio or iPod, he always reappears in my head and I wonder how he is continuing within his life. He may not be in a better place as the song says, but I cannot wait to see him again because “family’s all that we
Do you have a song stirring around in your head that you just can 't seem to expunge?
This is certainly due to the emotional pull and thoughts that the song resonates when played. Some one-hit singles are raved about for a few months but are forgotten because they lack the ability to emotionally attach themselves to the audience. The songs that are replayed and loved have emotional appeal by the relatable lyrics, personal connecting media, and unpleasant or spectacular events that expand on the meaning behind them. As demonstrated by Wiz Khalifa’s loving and yet heartbreaking single “See You Again,” music that revolves around feeling and emotion is far more popular than songs that do not.
The popularity of emotionally appealing music is by far higher than any other kind. Sales and views may be high when checking current popular music, but what do those songs have you think of when listening to them? You may be “All About That Bass” (“Meghan Trainor”) now but how likely are you to suggest it to your friends or loved ones later? When viewing a movie containing an emotional scene of romance or heartbreak, the viewer wants to hear a song that will emphasize that moment in their minds. The majority of bodybuilders want a rapid rhythm with intense lyrics that will enhance their motivation to fuel the fire of energy required to endure through. The significance is that emotion is put into nearly every creation that someone will construct, but only a handful will grasp the hearts of many. Movies, television, or media often use music to heighten the feelings of the viewers within a particular scene or event. …show more content…
In Spider-Man 2, “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head” was used to highlight the feelings of relief that Peter Parker felt after losing his powers and repossessing his normal, hectic college life (spoiler alert). Due to the media or feelings you received when hearing it, you may want to buy or listen to it later. The song “Like I’m Gonna Lose You” has the emotional pull of lovers worldwide that hope to cherish what they have. Slow dancing to this song is not out of the ordinary, and generally makes the moment feel “like a scene from a movie” (“Meghan Trainor”). This could create memories that will not be forgotten, and be listened to many times over. Rebellious music, such as rap, rock, and metal, could be found in action or adrenaline-pumping moments. Listeners filled with rage or spite may listen to the rock or metal songs to help relate the feelings they contain to another with the same emotions. Feelings certainly are an immense amount of human nature, and music surely reveals this. Wiz Khalifa’s masterpiece of a song, “See You Again,” inspired and touched many with its emotional lyrics, especially myself. Its quick popularity began with the sudden passing of Paul Walker and Furious 7’s heartbreaking scene of Dominic and Brian’s final goodbye. My allurement to the song occurred by a different, yet abrupt and devastating change in my life; the imprisonment of my closest friend. I will not speak the accusations that I believe to be false against him, nor will I explain why he was imprisoned. However, the song speaks of how the bonds between the friends will never be broken or lost, and how long the days have been without the other. I have not lost thought of him or the bonds between us, which correlates with the lyrics. I used to discuss entirely sentimental matters to the most absurd of jokes, forming our bond into the brotherhood the lyrics speak of. He was taken to prison over one year ago now, and we also had a final goodbye, but the time has felt as if it has been a millennia. Whenever I needed him, he would be there, and we went through many adventures together. Every time the song plays, whether it be radio or iPod, he always reappears in my head and I wonder how he is continuing within his life. He may not be in a better place as the song says, but I cannot wait to see him again because “family’s all that we