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QUESTION 4: WHO WOULD BE THE AUDIENCE FOR YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT? Chrissie Gibson
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QUESTION 4: WHO WOULD BE THE AUDIENCE FOR

YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT?Chrissie Gibson

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AGE OF ROCK WITH THE AGE OF PEOPLE.

Rock was now simply one established genre among many competing for the younger demographic. Rappers replaced rock stars as icons of youth rebellion: although Eminem was white, most of the other major performers were African American, including Public Enemy, N.W.A, Notorious B.I.G., and Tupac Shakur. Country music, including Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, and the Dixie Chicks, courted suburban youth with a slicked-up twang. A new breed of boy bands like N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys, revived the teenybopper for the MTV era. Dance beats appealed to a subculture of ravers, whose consumption of the party drug Ecstasy terrified parents who had grown up experimenting with marijuana to the sounds of rock. The new age of our generation are interested in different and upbeat sounds.

As rock aged, however, cracks

unsurprisingly started to appear in its

dominance over youth culture. Punk, a

movement from within rock that began

in the mid-1970s, gradually became the

music's oppositional wing, inspiring an

audience that still looked to rock to

behave as the antithesis of

manufactured pop music. My magazine

take you back to the best days of rock

for a special issue. I have also included

the new age of rock as well. My

magazine is mainly steering towards

teenagers and young adults who are

interested in the difference of music

culture today, with my magazine being

a mixed magazine.

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MY DEMOGRAPHIC New affluent workers

This class group is sociable, has lots of cultural interests and is in the middle of all the class groups in terms of wealth. According to the Great British Class Survey results, lots of people in this group:

Are young- mainly between the ages of 14-30 years old. Come from a working class background- have sustainable jobs

and a good income in order to meet the middle of all class groups in terms of wealth.

Own their own home- as they have a sustainable income and can afford to have things that they want from the money they earn.

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POP H

ip-

hop

MUSICrapUrban

DJs

Club

ROCK

House

My demographic are in to all types of

different music, with interests in rock, pop, urban and club music.

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FASHION

My demographics is mainly towards females who are

between the ages of 13- 25.

Their fashion trends are anything

and everything. From rock chicks to

pretty in pink, to girls with multi-coloured hair, to girls with natural

coloured hair. Many girls follow

the style of what's in magazine is and the media but my

magazine promotes every

girls style through a mixed media

magazine.

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PRODUCTS THEY BUY

My demographic buy typical things any teenager would

love to have and want. From technology and the latest gadgets to the new

style of fashion or their own fashion on the high-street, to going out to buy food (healthy and unhealthy), and buying tickets to the cinema, to shows and to

concerts.

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LEISURE ACTIVITIES AND HOBBIES

My demographic is for active and

energetic people, who enjoy sports, and enjoy doing hobbies such as

physical and interactive hobbies

like swimming, going to concerts,

socialising with friends like going

shopping and going to the cinema, as

well as going out for leisure days like going to theme

parks, cooking, art, reading, etc. Creative

and interesting people are my main

aim for my demographic, for

people who are their own person.