PLAYLIST
Student Name
- “Roar” – Katy Perry (2013)
- I first heard this song in a moving public service vehicle.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CevxZvSJLk8
- “Bo$$” – Fifth Harmony ( 2015)
- I first heard this from a video sent by a relative.
- https://youtu.be/Y4JfPlry-iQ
- “Breathe ” – Telepopmusik (2002)
- I first head the song from the Spotify website.
- https://youtu.be/qXuuh49aF1M
- “Bulletproof ” – La Roux (2009)
- I first heard this song on the radio.
- https://youtu.be/NQdC7h609k8
- “Stronger ( What does not kill you)” – Kelly Clarkson (2012”
- I first heard the song from the youtube application playlist.
- https://youtu.be/Xn676-fLq7I
Playlist Response
The playlist reflects an interview or work-related scenario. The first song by the ever-talented Katy Perry is a depiction of manpower and the will to get through obstacles. The second song clues to money or a source of income in a context where it is perfectly palatable to chase some papers. What other way can it pronounce an interview because the job is money? “Breathe “ is the perfect song to listen to when one ponders about the forthcoming questions and pressure that probably awaits them. It is a rehearsal of how to respond to simple but fiddly questions such as “ Tell me about yourself ?” The singer; La Roux relates bulletproof to the power associated with dominance. In an interview standpoint, the playlist surfaces as a bit of advice for anyone heading to the board not to be too confident, or else they might be mislabeled for being bossy. `Stronger ` speak about a job because, in the lyrics, Kelly voices that even though the applicant may lose the job, it is not the end of it. It becomes a lesson rather than a failure and the upshots are spectacular if the victim takes it confidently because disappointment does not kill anyone.
