Please visit www.elvis.com. Look into the website, click on as many categories as possible to understand his legacy. ELVIS PRESLEY Brief reflection on the myth and legend of this music icon and the marketing techniques used to promote his legacy. a) Elvis Presley, often known as the "King of Rock & Roll," is widely regarded as one of the twentieth century's most iconic and influential performers. His music and manner have left an indelible mark on popular culture and are still praised decades after his death. Elvis' myth and legend have been meticulously cultivated and marketed through numerous marketing strategies. His image and likeness, for example, have featured on a wide range of merchandise, from apparel and accessories to souvenirs …show more content…
Overall, Elvis would most likely expose his music to today's young age through a combination of social media, streaming platforms, live appearances, and merchandise. He'd also use his image and persona to connect with younger viewers and evoke nostalgia. AJDA PEKKAN Creating a similar platform for a music icon in Turkey. c) Ajda Pekkan, commonly known as the "Superstar of Turkish Pop," is an example of a Turkish music icon from the 1950s and 1960s. A website promoting her legacy and introducing her music to a new audience could include the following elements: • Biography page that gives a summary of Ajda Pekkan's career, covering her childhood, rise to prominence, and major accomplishments. • Music page with her discography, including albums, singles, and hit songs. The page might also feature links to her music's streaming services, such as Spotify and Apple Music. • Videos page including a collection of her music videos, live performances, and behind-the-scenes …show more content…
It is also related to the social identity theory, which claims that people's self-concept is shaped in part by their participation in social organizations. c) Consider the same example in different cultures, would there be differences? How could in different cultures self-expression vary. Provide examples from at least three different cultures. Norms and expectations for self-expression may differ across cultures. Some cultures, for example, may require people to dress more modestly and conservatively, whilst others may expect people to wear more expressively and creatively. People may use fashion to express their distinct personality in societies where individuality is strongly valued, whereas people may use fashion to adhere to group standards in countries where collectivism is highly valued. In Japan, for example, self-expression is frequently limited to complying to group norms and expectations. People are encouraged to dress modestly and conservatively and using fashion to display one's individuality is