Media Bruh

This morning famous rapper, Juice Wrld, was pronounced dead at the hospital due to a seizure. At this moment, a drug-related cause for his death is still in speculation, but some are assuming it was caused by a drug-related overdose. Along with his death, there are some rumors about what really happened. With all celebrity-related deaths, people always point to the "illuminate" and the government as to why celebrates and politics suddenly pass away. But Juice Wrld has some solid evidence of his death being orchestrated by an unknown force. One of his hints towards his death can be seen in the song "Legends" where he says, "We ain't making it past 21". What's odd enough about this lyric connecting to his death is that he had only turned 21 previously this year and died. In another song labeled "Lucid Dreams", he says "I'm a jealous boy, call me John Lennon". What's suspicious about this lyric is how John Lenon passed aw...

This video was on my recommended on youtube, and it had me thinking about how egotistical some Americans are. There are some Americans that think the United States is special for its freedom and the influence it has over the world. In this video, the main character giving the speech points out stereotypes and demographics within the United States. And points out the many flaws and weak points America has opposed to other world powers. For myself, I haven't really thought about this topic and it was an eye-opener to how great America was in its rise to power. Some of the techniques used by the main character when giving his speech were the enthusiastic approach and the tone switch to emphasis his main points. The speech was a majority of Pathos, with its emotional ordeal, but had a mix of Ethos and Logos, giving some statistics and ethics throughout the speech. Link to Youtube video- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML3qYHWRIZk&feature=youtu.be

Last weekend I read an article about Elon Musk's approach to advertising. He decided that the least amount of advertisement would be the best course of action for tesla at least Television wise. The author notes how Tesla skyrocketed in popularity after taking its different approach, supporting Elon Musk's decision into canceling his advertisement. Some of the ways Elon Musk gives information about his vehicles and company updates are via tweets when responding to people for questions about the cars, and when presenting cars live like the Cyber Truck. This was interesting to me because it showed how much risk Elon Musk would take by not pushing out his product but in the long-run provided him with more car sales. Link to article- - https://medium.com/@cunninghamjeff/elon-musk-is-helping-p-g-break-the-advertising-habit-53b3ef51077

My relationship with the media is essential because it allows for my connection with friends and family, and the current events going on around the world. Some of the social media apps that I use regularly are Snapchat and Instagram. One of the negatives of having social media is its creation for addiction for my phone. According to my iPhone settings screen time, I spend an average of 9 to 10 hours on my phone. But in my defense, most of those hours are later night hours when I'm going to bed. With my obvious addiction to my phone, this creates barriers for doing actual important things like homework, chores or hanging out with family and friends. But being in a generation surrounded by other people just as stuck to their phones doesn't make it as bad as it seems.  Some of the positives of having my phone with me are its ability to connect people that otherwise wouldn't talk in person and its ability to create a much more involving culture.  Being able to talk to my...