1. The ‘Drake, Hotline Bling’ source is about a man and a woman who were in a relationship and the woman went down the wrong track. The guy writing is jealous and possessive over the woman. The stakeholder Drake’s main argument is the woman shouldn’t have left him because now she’s getting herself into trouble. He’s trying to get the message across that he’s unhappy with the way his relationship ended. More stakeholders include the people listening to the song, they would be affected by the words, changing the way they view things and behave. Another stakeholder is society, who is being sent the message that being disrespectful to women is okay. 2. An individual concern with this song is that it’s written with a lot of disrespect. The guy is being very possessive of the woman, speaking about her like an object rather than a human. He speaks about the woman like he owns her and sounds very obsessive. It’s not okay for women to be treated like this. If I were being spoken to like this, I would feel awful and be disgusted that this guy thinks it’s okay for him to treat me that way. 3. …show more content…
The song sends a message that people can treat each other however they like. The lyrics paint a picture of a girl who has gone down the wrong track, and the writer of the song is jealous and possessive of her. The message that is coming across in this song is that men own women, and women are worthless. This not only impacts women but also men, one man who is quite well known has written these words, creating a view that all men act this way, this could be disheartening for some men. The message that’s being heard by many young people and the example that is set for them is not good and is raising a generation of people who lack