Kylie, Britney and Content Analysis
Hearing problems with my left ear has made me less of a music person. In fact, my iPod has become more of a PIM and social networking device than a media player. Still, the bubblegum popping disco boy in me has made me succumb to pop acts in spite of disability.
So I was listening to Kylie Minogue, Cher, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera when I realized that their songs have what I would like to call as "crossover lyrics". It seemed a line (theme, or issue) of one song would appear in another track. Some of these lyrics or lines would cross over songs or even albums.
Then the geeky part of me suddenly burst forth with maximum enthusiasm.
What if we start a content analysis of these pop songs and see what comes out of it? Think how many times these ladies have mentioned a guy in a dance floor, being attracted to another guy while with a boyfriend, and other repeating themes (did I mention the dance floor?) in their songs?
So I was listening to Kylie Minogue, Cher, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera when I realized that their songs have what I would like to call as "crossover lyrics". It seemed a line (theme, or issue) of one song would appear in another track. Some of these lyrics or lines would cross over songs or even albums.
Then the geeky part of me suddenly burst forth with maximum enthusiasm.
What if we start a content analysis of these pop songs and see what comes out of it? Think how many times these ladies have mentioned a guy in a dance floor, being attracted to another guy while with a boyfriend, and other repeating themes (did I mention the dance floor?) in their songs?