Fifth Harmony Song Comparison

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“Always be yourself, Express yourself have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it.” In general, many people will try and be someone they are not because they do not like who they are. They will try to act like their favorite celebrity because they look up to them or someone they see every day. Throughout the year’s song writers have incorporated being self-confident and strong into their songs. Although both are about being confident, Fifth Harmony and Ehrmann explain that concept differently. Fifth Harmony explains being confident has bold and fearless, while Ehrmann says to be confident but stay humble and kind to others in the process of being confident.
Fifth Harmony uses many techniques such as imagery to show that you can replicate the actions of celebrities. “You can dance like Beyoncé/ you can shake like Shakira/So whine like Rihanna/ Go and pose like Madonna.” By using imagery, it shows the reader that they can act like all these celebrities because they are confident, and are icons to everyone, also that the reader can duplicate the celebrity’s actions and attitudes into how they act towards people in their lives to show their fearlessness. Fifth Harmony is very determined to show the reader that they should be strong-minded.
Fifth harmony also uses hyperbole to heighten that …show more content…
In the beginning, it is talking about how you should be on good terms with everybody, speak your mind when appropriate, and just listen to everyone. In the middle, it is talking about how you should avoid the negative people, enjoy your achievements and your plans because there will be people who will tell you can’t do certain things, and just stay true to yourself even when things get tricky and to not get pulled into the trickery the world has. In the end, it says that even with all the sadness and drudgery and broken dreams, just strive to be happy and

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