Via Zoella's Site, we can see that through her latest blogs containing themes of 'revenge porn' but also self-care items that have a large demographic of subjects to cater to her original audience but also new audiences, she represents herself as a feminine oriented mature blogger. Through the use of colours such as pinks, she has branched away from keeping Zoella as her brand, which is shown from the multiple appearances of 'Team Zoella' connoting multiple members instead of Zoella as an individual, reinforced by the links to her Zoella Instagram account and her personal account. This is further strengthened by the use of colours such as pinks.At the beginning of her tube channel, however, we can see that she initially introduced herself as the traditional young adult female and at this time with less attention of her brand creates a personal connection with her audience as they can easily relate to her, helping her to expand her audience and also attracting an audience with a similar personality and getting this natural ordinary young woman this helped her grow.
Dizzee Rascal Dylan Kwabena Mill, or known as Dizzee Rascal, was born in September 18th 1984. Dylan is known for being a British rapper and record producer. His music involves, Grime, R&B, British hip hop and UK Garage. He released his first album called "Boy In Da Corner" in 2003, this would earn him the 2003 Mercury Prize. Dylan was born in Bow London and his father had died when he was young, his mother was a single rising parent. When Dylan was young he "violent and disruptive" , his mother had to move him a lot of schools because of the fighting and being removed. He got the name rascal as that would be what bis teachers called him when he behaved badly. Rascal's youth consisted of, fighting teachers, grand thief auto and robbing pizza men. In one of his schools, he was removed from every class except music, he created music on the schools computers and was encouraged by his music teacher and in the summer went to a music workshop...
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