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I'm going to be creating a magazine article covering the following topic: How black and white teenagers are represented in certain music videos. I would be creating a magazine front cover, as well as, a two-pages article covering the topic. I will be using two teenagers from two different ethnicities to put on my front cover in order, to give a little idea on what the magazine and the articles in it are about.
The article would cover areas such as : different backgrounds,  different cultures, different values and how they want to be seen from the audience. 
The picture of 50 cent clearly follow media stereotypes, as he is seen with guns in hands, wearing a golden chain, very muscular body, with a straight face almost ready to fight or be violent.







Compared to 50 cent, Eminem is shown a little different, as he is the most popular white rapper known. The way he presents himself, its different,  as he has tattoos, which is usually link to bad reputation and dirtiness. However, he shows himself in a sort of warehouse with colourful background. So you can tell that he has his own beliefs and try not to get affected by media stereotypes.



The article would cover their songs, including different lyrics to allow the readers to spot the different between the two characters.


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