Rhetorical Analysis of "Let it Happen" by Tame Impala

*Song - Let it Happen
*Artist - Tame Impala
A Rhetorical Analysis of "Let it Happen" by Tame Impala | ENGL 90-003 @UW-STOUT
Analysis (authors) -
Dylan, Tommy, Morgan
Edited by
Dylan Rothbauer
Professor -
Bass, Jeramiah
Course -
English 90-003
Tags(ignore) -
#English, #rhetoricalanalysis, #writing

[@JohnThomas.]

W school assignment

[@jordansarea.4624]

This deserves so much more views.

[@erickpatricksoterodossanto2224]

This analysis is so perfect, congratulations!! The video needs a subtitle...

[@PakoY2J]

ur analysis really good u deserve more views

[@fartedatburgerking]

what about the part where he is trying to remove his seat belt, and suddenly there's like 5 strapping him down? like somethings not letting him. what could that mean?

[@braythegoat18]

this is jus my opinion but, the whole theme of the song is to let life happen. the visualization of him trying to escape the seatbelt is him trying to escape death, but couldn’t. death is apart of life.

[@AnEverydayGamer]

@@braythegoat18 Weirdly enough I thought the opposite. I was thinking with the paramedics there trying to revive him, the belts are a symbol of them trying to keep him alive but he is trying to escape.

[@martinsebas1007]

​@@AnEverydayGamerokay that's a good way to see it, i think that there is not a correct answer

[@BloxianLegend]

The correct answer is the one which can be perceived by the viewer. Everyone views it differently.

[@tempname8263]

​@@AnEverydayGamer Yeah, I think you are closer to the truth here. Belts are there for his safety, but he just wants to free himself. So he does, gets thrown off the plane, finds freedom down below, and for the final time smiles.

[@javierquirozgalindo664]

i think this song like the first kevins parker's travel to the mushroom land :D

[@braythegoat18]

also is this a school assignment

[@lego_3d]

Sure was :)