Paul Gilroy and BME stereotypes.
Paul Gilroy- Post Colonialism
-His theory is that white people are on the top of the hierarchy.
-Ethnic minorities have a stereotype. BME.
City Girl- Twerk ft. Cardi B.
- Black women have to be confident and sexy.
- They like being obnoxious.
- Close ups of women's behind is a symbol of what black women have to have to be pretty.
- Sexualisation of Black women with the constant fast editing and close ups.
- Cardi B has a tiger body suit/paint Tigers are a symbol of being vicious and sexy to describe a women.
- Low angle shots of women twerking positions us as a male in a strip club.
- Cardi B is targeted to female teens so she is suppose to be an aspirational figure.
- The video is mostly set in Miami/beach/yacht. This connotes wealth and positivity.
- The second setting is of a construction site which connotes poverty, crime and danger. This suggests that BME people come from these backgrounds.
- This video suggests all BME people are heavily self sexualised and like pleasing men.
- Theres a slight variation of body types but this still suggests that Black women can only be sexy if they have a curvy body type.
Lil Pump- Gucci Gang.
- BME people are reinforced to like selling drugs and liking being high.
- BME people get wealthy from selling drugs.
- BME people are aggressive when high and don't care about the law.
- Mise en scene of smoke connotes weed.
- There criminals.
- BME people rebel education and the state.
- The tiger represents viciousness and the ideology of being the king of the jungle.
6IX 9INE- Billy.
- Handheld cinematography connotes rebellion, poverty and aggression.
- Artist is positioned in the middle of the gang.
- Mise en scene of matching hoodies, bandanas and the quantity of people connotes a gang.
- Binary opposition with the police as the police are represented to be bad as they are killjoys.
- Crime and gangs are glorified by the BME people shown to be having fun.
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