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Explanation Of The Song 'Hotline Bling' By William Shakespeare

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“Hotline Bling” an internet sensation and the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet one of the greatest stories Shakespeare wrote compare more than one would realize. “Hotline Bling” is a song made about a girl Drake loved and she used to call him on his cellphone everyday. Then one day Drake had to go leave Toronto and worried about his girl cheating on him because he wasn’t there to check on her.The song “Hotline Bling” is like the tragedy Romeo and Juliet because Drake leaving Toronto is like when Romeo left Verona, Juliet calling Romeo from the window is like Drake's girl calling him on the phone, and. Drake wondering if his girl is bending over back man for someone else is like Romeo wondering if Juliet is bending over back with parris aka someone else …show more content…

wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name! Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, And I’ll no longer be a Capulet. This example shows Juliet calling Romeo relating the the song “Hotline Bling” Drakes girl used to call him on his cellphone. Juliet passing away she would not be able to call Romeo like she used to when she was at her window. You used to call me on my cell phone Late night when you need my love Drake’s girl from toronto used to call him on his phone when she needed his love late at night relating to Romeo and Juliet because in the story when Juliet was calling Romeo it was actually really late at night because the story happened in like 48

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