I’d like to write a rhetorical analysis on the song, broken, that was written by Isak Danielson. I think the song talks about someone being in a toxic relationship with a toxic person that is not good for them but the person keeps lying to themselves thinking that they’ll change when they are toxic and not good for them. The audience is everybody obviously because the song is open to everyone, but I think the song is targeted to women because the toxic person in the song is a man.The purpose of the song is to help the person see that they don’t have to stay in this toxic relationship and that they’re lying to themselves if they think that toxic person will change. The song’s genre is pop. And this song was released in 2018. I think the fact this song is written by a man as like kinda of a letter to women greatly influences the message because men know each other better than women, and women tend to believe that they can make a man change when all the red flags are there, and I think hearing from a man can convince a woman better because its coming from a man who knows how men act better than women do. And the fact he puts in a song helps to better penetrate the message into a person’s mind cause it can stay there. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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