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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Hello. Music appreciation. I can't say that word for some reason.
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Hello, music appreciation. Class mates. My name is john Benitez.
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This is music and advertising. The musical pop Prairie assignment.
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And let's start this now you're on the water music advertisements.
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Well let me tell you,
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have you ever had your favorite show or video solved by an advertisement?
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Let me tell you that advertisement most likely had a song in it or music.
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And whether or not you thought about the ad or not it try to make you feel a certain
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way or a certain feeling towards what they were trying to make you do or make you buy.
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Now let's go. Let's jump into the actual definition of music advertisements.
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It is a video along with the track with the purpose
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in selling you a product or commitment act towards your program.
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Now what genres played in these advertisements?
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You may ask,
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well really anything depending on what they're trying to
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make you feel will influence what they will attract,
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they will implement in the actual advertisement.
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Now interest my thought over this topic is favorable as you can read right there.
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The reason for this is because as soon as I thought about music and advertising,
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I thought about the Home Depot thing which is right here and the Empire today one,
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which is right here.
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But you can't see the screen.
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For some reason the videos will be in the actual link on the President's.
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So when you present,
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click present on the president and you click play it will be
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there and you will be able to listen to the jingle beat
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and it will already be on the spot that you have to listen to it too
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slide what are the effects of
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music and advertisements through every advertisement?
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There's the use of pathos.
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Now for people that don't know what it does is it's basically
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what the director or the author is trying to make you feel.
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It's usually used a lot in books,
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but it can also be using advertisements here
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and emotions that can be felt or happiness,
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fear and sadness as you can see in the top right
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now,
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they basically use this to make you feel a certain way over their advertisement.
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Obviously like sadness is what I thought about first,
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like the dogs and how they like being abused and yeah, and it has the arms of the angel.
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I'm pretty sure you guys know what I'm saying. Hopefully
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they look kind of dumb. It's supposed to be this video here.
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So like I said, the link, you'll be able to view it.
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No,
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the tune may run through your mind
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even without the visualization of the advertisement,
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What I mean by that is
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just like how anything can just pop up in your mind.
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The ad or the jingle can pop up in your mind for me when I hear the word farmer,
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I think of farmers insurance and it goes, we are farmers bum bum bum bum bum bum.
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So yeah, that's kind of something that I have,
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How does music affect me as a potential customer?
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Well, depending on what they make you feel like the sadness one,
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it can make you feel guilty, especially this ad here.
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It will make you feel guilt and want to donate to the
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animal cruelty association thing.
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Now, how is the current reader affected by these jingles and advertisements?
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Well, thank you for asking.
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Like I said, I just popped in my head and it makes me think about these things.
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Of course I can't make these certain acts like I don't really know
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that much about insurance and stuff and I haven't gone into that yet.
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So it doesn't affect me too much.
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But of course things like happiness over like soda add. Like I want a soda slide,
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How is music using stores?
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Have you ever heard loud music on entering
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or inside a store?
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Well, I doubt you have heard of it because research by The Journal of retailing,
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I said that loud music drives customers away rather than bring them.
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It's not a good thing for money in general.
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You ever thought about the type of music played could affect your shopping habits?
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Whoa!
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Classical music is willing to make you
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pay more for social identity items and country
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country music will make you pay for utilitarian
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proving an image with the pairing of an
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ambient music encourage greater amounts of spending.
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So basically what that means. If you didn't,
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if you don't know what I said, I'm basically saying
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depending on what the music that they are implemented to you.
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It will make you want to buy these certain items.
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Let's say you're listening to K pop, you want to get some ramen or something,
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you know you go through the aisle.
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Hopefully that's okay to say. All right.
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And some stores slash restaurants may play classical music to appear elegant.
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Now the reason they do this is because they
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want to seem off as expensive to the people.
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You know, people like expensive stuff for some reason,
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how does the speed of the music affect my shopping? Whoa.
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Maybe you've not noticed it.
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But if there's slow music playing it'll make you want to go at a slower pace.
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Buy things at a slower rate and going at a slower pace will make you want to see you
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will be able to see everything more and basically
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collect more and more items usually what's implemented in stores
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now, How's the reader himself affected one? Shopping. Thank you for asking.
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Well I have my headphones on like all the time
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so I'm already listening to my type of music.
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It doesn't really affect me because I always bring
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a shopping list or have something in mind.
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So I just go straight to a B. C. D. And then I'm out.
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All right now here I have this infographic when music
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that I appreciate is played in the public place.
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It can make me now you can see by the percentages of how music is played
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What these people voted on what it would make them feel like.
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So 35% said to stay longer.
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31%, revisit 20% recommended a place to other people and 14% by more.
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And that is depending on the music that they like when they hear. Right next slide.
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This is just pure infographics. I'm sorry, you can't see my face. But it's alright,
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alright. The power of music
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ads with some foreign music performance better
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than others across four key metrics.
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So basically just the difference between ads with music and non music.
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And as you can see on the blue and orange
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comparison blue is obviously topping over all the orange ones.
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And that's the ads with music.
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All in creativity, empathy, motive and infirm information.
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So as you can see that's why a lot of ads have music in them.
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Now. The next one on the top right?
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If stories playing music shopping experiences more enjoyable
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by 84% of people that voted on it.
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My mood is lifted by 81% of people and I feel
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like it's a brand that can be it can be relate.
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And can I get to 70%.
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So as you can see by the percentages based off this infographic that a lot
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of people are really comfortable when they
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have music that they appreciate in that scenario
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leading effects of music in the bottom right?
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Heard in grocery stores according to customers in Canada as you can see the rates,
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enjoy your shopping at a 58% dancer sing along, you know,
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34% is really just about setting the mood
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and restaurants and we're like shopping places that
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they're really trying to get you so you can stay and spend more time there.
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I don't wanna spend too much time on this
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slide. Number six
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examples of music played in different places and advertisements.
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Well, like I said before these songs don't want to play on crazy.
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So please click on the link now we have farmers insurance like I said and so on.
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We are farmers bum
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bum bum bum
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and basically just a jingle to make you remember everything just like for me,
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I already said it like 20 times today.
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Mostly just because of this though. All right.
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And then this one in the middle is for fine dining in
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a restaurant music and basically just kind of like an elegant,
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like a jazzy type song you wanna hear it is 10 hours though.
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So just stop it at like 30 seconds. So you don't have to listen to it all
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now.
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What this basically is is they make you want to relax
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and just sit there and basically just drink and keep on
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drinking and they're going to get a higher and higher pay
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as in like you have to pay more for the drinks,
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you know, and it makes you want to eat a slow rate?
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That's basically what they're trying to do at these restaurants not fasting music.
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They usually play hip hop or pop,
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they're trying to make you go a little bit of a faster rate
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because they usually have a lot of customers and everything's just going fast,
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fast, fast, fast, fast.
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If they had slow music
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just just be filled with a whole bunch of people.
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So that's what they're trying to do with these
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Hip Hop Songs. Alright # seven.
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Any other questions
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does music differ depending on the business and how
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yes,
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no, I don't have it here,
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but yes, it does differ on the type of business and how it is from businesses.
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The businesses is obviously when one building trying to make,
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when one association is trying to make you feel guilt,
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they will implement sad music with a slow be
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slow tempo so you can feel discern way over like
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just like, you know, I don't want to say animal cruelty again,
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you know over like these sicknesses and stuff or like when there's a soda popping up,
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it's very bright and the songs that are playing are like
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now that's a very bad example but you know it's very like
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poppy and it makes you just like want to listen to it.
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That's obviously like a happy feeling.
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Where else does music play to entice similar reactions. Well this is actually
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very good question. Um it has played in movies as well.
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You know, get get huge reaction out of people. You know, brain functions. Yeah.
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Are there any negative effects of using music?
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There are negative effects, but it really just depends on the environment.
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For example, like I said,
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a lot of music being played will drive customers away if
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you're at a restaurant and they're playing like rock music.
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A lot of people do not like that.
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I personally don't like country music, fired country music. I'm out.
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I'm sorry if you guys like country music, what music do I prefer as a customer?
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Thank you for asking. I really just like slow music. I always listen to slow music.
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I'm not really a big rap guy.
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If I do listen to rap,
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it's obviously when I'm in the moment like working out or like just moving.
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But mostly as me as a customer while I'm in the stores or while I'm just eating,
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I usually kind of either watch Youtube or just like listening to slow music,
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R and B. You know,
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conclusion
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to conclude.
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I believe the use of implementing music and advertisement stores
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and eateries was a very smart idea as mentioned before
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through the use of music director sellers attempt to persuade
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you into feeling a certain way over their product or cause
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music is so powerful.
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In fact we may be, we may be affected in ways that we may not even realize in the moment.
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Now. These are the sources. Let me do this here.
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So you can see what's better to see in the actual link. So please do that.
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Goodbye Guys believes his last assignment,
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Yeah, Peace.
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