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Hi everyone,
welcome back to another exclusive interview with ‘Sing Dance Worship’. Joining us
today is the most famous Christian rapper, he’s an actor, he’s a song writer,
he’s a producer, and he is LECRAE.
SING DANCE WORSHIP: Thank you for joining us today Lecrae, it
is such an honour to have you here.
LECRAE: NO thank you for having me here, I am so
excited.
SIND DANCE WORSHIP: before we begin, we would all like to
know about you, about Lecrae.
LECRAE: I am Lecrae Devaughn Moore, ermm I am a
hip-hop artist and I love making music that inspires people to do the best they
can. I am a Christian and my faith plays an important part to my music. I never
promote drugs, sex and violence in my music because I have been there and I now
know that there is a lot more things to life than those three dangerous things.
SING DANCE WOSHIP: I love that because there is not many
artists out there that do what you do man, so it’s amazing to know that not
everyone thinks about sex, drugs and violence.
LECRAE: Yeah, I mean many young people are lost
and trying to find something that can comfort them and they usually rely on
sex, drugs and alcohol, but if they have someone telling them that they don’t
need sex, drugs and alcohol to get through life especially through sings
because that’s what are generation is in to. Music, through music we can save
many lost people.
SING DANCE WORSHIP: that’s really good man, tell us a bit more
about your big break
LECRAE: My big break. I would say my big break
was when I was 25 years old, I released my first album but I didn’t expect to
be so popular, of course I was hoping it was popular but I wasn’t expecting it.
When I found out that my album made it on to the billboard and reached no. 29,
I went down on my keens and worshiped god because without him nothing will be
possible.
SING DANCE WORSHIP: so Lecrae we heard that you do not like the
term ‘Christian rapper’ and you do not want people to know you as a Christian
rapper. Tell us, why does it bother you so much?
LECRAE: It is not that I don’t like being
labelled as a Christian rapper. I prefer to be labelled as a hip-hop artist. There’s
nothing wrong with being a Christian rapper because I’m a Christian so I enjoy
Christian music but as soon as you’re labelled a Christian rapper, atomically
people thing that you’re music is only for Christians, and other people might
not even listen to my music because it’s ‘Christian music’ and they might
automatically think that it’s not good music. I am trying to win non-Christians
as well as Christians because I want to inspire everyone to be better.
SING DANCE WORSHIP: what advice would you give to people
that are always negative?
LECRAE: My thing is
just I always tell people before you complain, be grateful you got
breath to complain with, just appreciate the little things. Just the small
blessings that you just have. You woke up, you can walk and you are alive. We
lost people last year, so just all those little things.
SING DANCE
WORSHIP: that is great man, because everyone needs someone to bring
them up and you are one of the good ones man, always trying to make people
happy. It is good because there is many people out there that look up to you so
you keep up the good work. Well it was a pleasure having you here today and I
hope you keep making your way up
LECRAE: It was a
pleasure to be here and I will never give up on my dreams man.
MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
Write a proposal for your magazine.
Your
proposal must include:
·
Genre of
your magazine
Gospel music
·
Target
audience (demographic, socio-economic and psychographic)
The primary target audience for my magazine is black
Christian males and females who live in English speaking countries. However,
anyone could be interested into gospel music.
The socio-economic that is most likely to listen to gospel
music is group A and B
·
Title of
your magazine
Sing Dance Worship
·
House
style:
Font types that you will use for the
masthead
‘sweet sensations’ by Billy Argel, I have chosen this font
because it will make my front page look more appealing.
Font types that you will use for the cover
lines.
‘good night’ by Eriek Molina. I have chosen to use this font
because it looks hand written which will give my magazine cover a unique look.
Font types that you will use for the body
text.
‘Fashion fetish’ by Levi Szekeres. I have chosen this font
because it is easy to read and it will give my magazine a classy look.
·
Main
cover line: What will be the main feature of your magazine? Title and strap
line (it must be the feature for which you wrote your article or interview).
My main cover line will include the name of the special
artist that will be included in my magazine.
·
Additional
cover lines: What other contents are you going to include in your magazine?
I would be including a song lyric and have the readers guess
which song it’s as it will make it more interesting for them to read.
·
Additional
elements that you will include in your magazine cover (skyline, flashes, puffs,
plugs, screamers, etc)
My additional element will be a skyline because it will give
the readers additional information about the magazine.
·
Contents
page: How many sections will your magazine have? What will be ALL the contents
that you will include in each section of the magazine
My magazine will have only 4 sections because I don’t people
getting bored whilst reading it, also to make my magazine more fun to read, I
am going to put little lyric games on each page so the readers have something
to look forward to each time. The first section of my magazine will have
information about what’s going to be on the magazine. The second section will
have information about the songs that are featured in my magazine and
information about the artist. The third section will have the lyrics to the
song feature in my magazine. The fourth section will be a special artists and
all their songs.
·
Date and
price of your magazine.
23/01/2017 and £1.99
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