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My Music Video represents the LGBTIQQ community. It does this by showing two people of the same gender being in love with each other. In the music video it shows Sofia as the popular cheerleader trope crushing on Jenna the Nerdy girl. It also addresses the challenges of the social status in high school. It used the last scene to show the love between the two girls. The Song was originally addressed to a male, but it was shifted toward a girl.

This Music Video engages with the LGBTIQQ community helping them have a voice. It gives them a sense of comfort knowing that they have a Music Video they can relate to. This brings attention to the struggles of the LGBTIQQ community and makes them aware this helps attract and capture the audience. The Music Video will be distributed through YouTube. Also, the Music Video will be distributed through blogs and media sources online.

In the beginning I did not know how to edit on apples editing software. Now I've learned how to edit on apples software and fit it into time range for videos.

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