4. 4. Who would the Who would the audience for your

audience for your media product be?media product be?EVALUATION

Grace Williams

The audience of my magazine is for females ages

16-26 (explicit lyrics).

The genre is R’n’b and Hip-hop, with it mainly containing American based features.

For the working class as it costs £2.50 per magazine.

Black British, African American ethnicities.

Interests: Soulful music, often in narrative about love and so can relate to the listener. Perhaps

expressive and passionate music

Interested in music, gossip, news of

events, fashion that relates to a typical

music mag

Highly involved in social network sites such as Facebook,

Twitter, Instagram, YouTube

Like to go to big concerts or arena

to see live performances.

Likely to listen to mixtapes

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Damian Damian 1616

StudentStudent

Black British ethnicity,lives in Birmingham.

Plays football regularly, and listens to music at home or on his

iPod as his brother is an employed DJ

Likes to listen to ‘The Cypher’ on Youtube where rappers freestyle

to a beat

Wants to be in the social media working with magazines, he regularly buys XXL Hip-hop

magazine

‘‘A monthly issue A monthly issue of Hip-hop or of Hip-hop or

R’n’B magazine R’n’B magazine will sell as this will sell as this

genre of music is genre of music is relatable’relatable’

‘‘A monthly issue A monthly issue of Hip-hop or of Hip-hop or

R’n’B magazine R’n’B magazine will sell as this will sell as this

genre of music is genre of music is relatable’relatable’

KizzyKizzy2020

EmployedEmployed

Black British, lives in an apartment in Aston

Collects vintage R’n’B CD’s from when she was younger, enjoys listening to them regularly as a

social enjoyment.

On a low income and cannot afford expensive issues monthly

Takes joy in music that releases her stress and is relatable to her

and friends around her.

Amelia Amelia 1818

WaitressWaitress

Black British ethnicity,lives in Sutton

She learns to play the piano training in clasical and jazz. Her

influence is ‘George Shearing’

Christian background, attends church every week

Wants to be in the social media working with magazines, he regularly buys XXL Hip-hop

magazine

‘‘Travelling to and Travelling to and from work I either from work I either listen to music on listen to music on my iPod or read a my iPod or read a

newspaper, having a newspaper, having a magazine to listen magazine to listen to would benefit to would benefit people like me’people like me’

‘‘Travelling to and Travelling to and from work I either from work I either listen to music on listen to music on my iPod or read a my iPod or read a

newspaper, having a newspaper, having a magazine to listen magazine to listen to would benefit to would benefit people like me’people like me’

MichealMicheal1616

CollegeCollege

Black British ethnicity,lives in Lee Hall, Birmingham

Has a few hits on SBTV Reading and studying DefJam record label and RocNation

history.

Believes their should be more R’n’B Hip-Hop stations.

DelilahDelilah1717

EmployedEmployed

Black British ethnicity,lives in Bordesely.

Dances at Sticky Dance Studios, and teaches at schools to young

people.

Likes to keep up with new tracks to broaden his dance knowledge

also enjoys old school music ‘‘I see a gap in the I see a gap in the market for a market for a

magazine like this. I magazine like this. I would certainty buy would certainty buy it! Its affordable and it! Its affordable and

the content is the content is relevant’relevant’

‘‘I see a gap in the I see a gap in the market for a market for a

magazine like this. I magazine like this. I would certainty buy would certainty buy it! Its affordable and it! Its affordable and

the content is the content is relevant’relevant’

‘‘DJ Delbert’ DJ Delbert’ 1919

EmployedEmployed

Black British ethnicity,lives in Birmingham.

Works part time for the underground radio station

NewStyle where he interviews artists and plays a range of music

Party's a lot in his free time, and spends time with his British bull

dog ‘Jack’

Influenced by early rap artists such as RUN DMC, and LL COOL J.