Intertextuality seen within Jessie J songs
Many artists generally borrow elements seen within their previous music videos ie ; the style of the video , use of similar locations and use of effects used. In addition they borrow these elements to keep a sense of the artists originality within the videos. Also, to make it memorable for the audience watching to identify which artist video it is.
Jessie J -' Price Tag'
Jessie J - ' Nobody's Perfect'
Jessie J - ' Who's Laughing Now'
Intertextual seen within the above three Jessie J music videos.
The three Jessie J video's shown above , all borrow elements and conventions from each another. The screen shots below illustrate the conventions borrowed.
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Jessie J - In blonde wig - ' Price Tag' Blonde wig used within the video to portray the character of a ballet dancer |
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Jessie J - In Blonde wig - ' Nobody's Perfect' Blonde wig used within the video to portray an innocent role. |

Little Girl 2 in ' Who's laughing now'
Both ' Price Tag' and ' Who's Laughing now' video borrows the convention of having Jessie J's mini alter-ego including with her music videos. The use of this shows the audience her progression from being a child to the artist she is today. The use of the alter-ego included within the music videos highlights the struggles she went through as a child and contrasting her present status. The mini Jessie J alter-ego is added within the videos , to give the video a comical feel and bring a sense of fun to the video. It also gives her video a new audience being children , as children will be able to relate to the music video and the message of the song.
Use of Props in ' Nobody's Perfect'
Use of Props in ' Who's Laughing Now'
Use of props in ' Price Tag'
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