by Guest » Sat Apr 28, 2018 2:14 am
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name: Aloalo
- Aloalo translates to "hibiscus flower" in the Hawaiian native language
gender: Female
song: OutKast - Hey Ya! (audio only b/c intro to music video has mild language)
"Nothing lasts forever!"
On the outside, OutKast's 2003 song "Hey Ya!" seems like a rather endearing tune. The peppy tempo, synthesizer bassline, and ecstatic-sounding G major key signature excellently paired with a creative and flamboyant music video are sure to provide listeners with an exciting experience. Sure to put a pep in your step and get your groove on, this 2000s hit was well received by many, including Aloalo. To her, the song is one that instantly puts a smile on her face, no matter how dull her mood.
Although "Hey Ya!" is a cheerful tune performed by a passionate singer, the song - despite not being picked up on by most listeners - has a rather sorrowful meaning that Aloalo can personally relate to.
"My baby don't mess around
because she loves me so,
this I know for sure!"
Aloalo was always a lover. Not only is she a hopeless romantic, but she also holds great pride in doing what is best for her family, friends, and even her enemies. She holds the motto of "keep your friends close but your enemies closer" and she deeply believes that everyone deserves to be respected to some degree. Especially when it comes to her friends, she is never one to say "no". She constantly showers them with support, advice, and even gifts! Aloalo is a caring viscet, sure - but this may just be one of her biggest weaknesses.
"But separate's always better when there's feelings involved...
...Then what makes love the exception?"
Being a shy individual that only wants the best for those close to her, Aloalo struggles greatly with being assertive. When poked and prodded to do something she's uncomfortable with or to give into something that others want from her, she rarely ever says 'no'. Her soft-spoken demeanor prevents her from speaking her mind and conveying her emotions, often giving others the impression that she is "cold" or "out-of-touch" when discussing serious matters with her loved ones.
Aloalo's lack of assertiveness also proves inconvenient when her loved ones act in their own favor. When they grow selfish, aggressive, or defiant at times, Aloalo backs into the threat of her opposers. Although Aloalo often knows that she is uncomfortable with how her peers are treating her and others, she can never find the heart to correct their wrongdoings, causing her even more emotional strain. Because of this lack of courage, she often has doubts about who she can trust and who will hurt her next. She is cautious of new relationships, as she knows she can not support both herself and any destructive individuals around her.
Aloalo's lack of assertiveness and her doubts towards relationships are something that she can compare to the deeper meaning of "Hey Ya!", a song about someone doubting the validity of their own relationship. [477 words]
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Last edited by Guest on Sat May 12, 2018 12:27 pm, edited 5 times in total.
