- Music videos demonstrate genre characteristics. For example stage performances often appear in rock videos.
Being an individual artist, with a hip hop and rap genre, Ben Drew is represented in a chart narrative video. This type of video demonstrates the genre characteristics of the music that him and similar artists create.
- There is an instinct relationship between lyrics and visuals.
- There is also a relationship between music and visuals. Visuals would be affected by tempo, beat, speed, pitch, etc. (Relationships could amplifie, contradict or illustrate.)
- The demands of the record label include lots of close ups of their artists and developed motifs which recur across their work as well as promotional methods. These demands give the band an identity.
- There is frequently reference to the notion of looking and particulary voyeuristic treatment of the female body
This reference can be seen right at the start of the video, when the singer is seen being led out of a lift by a girl. He looks the girl up and down after the pair are viewed kissing.
- Videos also often use intertextual reference, to TV, Film etc.
Scenes from this video could be compared to Police TV dramas. The mise en scene and use of characters shows comparisons, it also correlates to the meaning of the song.
My research into Plan B's video has proven Goodwin's Theory to be correct. All of his six elements have played some part in the making of this video, and are shown clearly.