Some people think that only the melody can make a song popular, however, others think that the lyrics is more important. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

In today’s world, there is a common belief that to make a

song

popular, it has to have a good

melody

,

while

others consider that the lyrics are contributed more.

This

essay will examine both camps, but personally, I strongly advocate the view that the

melody

is more significant. On the one hand, words play an important part in a

song

, because they provide comprehension and a sense of a

song

.

However

,

while

some songs consist of thoughtful lines which make individuals think and develop their horizons, others can have silly and unconnected ones.

For instance

, the

song

“Partymaker” by singer Pika has some bizarre and unrelated collocations

such

as: We dance Boogie

woogie

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by

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"

ay

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, Lyuli Lyuli", Wild Mowgli - jungle, his Google in Google, Matryoshka dolls in the doll, the day - take in

dublje

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double

…

Thus

, despite the fact that

this

was extremely popular a few years ago, I consider it was not

due to

the texts but to the

melody

. At the other extreme, the

melody

is able to set the rhythm and meaning of the

song

from the first seconds and lure a listener.

In other words

, the

melody

draws the attention of people, and after listening it is quite easy to recognize the

song

everywhere just with a couple of the first notes. Take,

for example

, the same

song

“Partymaker” has a legendary

melody

which all the Russians know and even made a vast number of covers. So, it seems clear that the

melody

has more contributing factors to make a

song

prominent. In conclusion, there is strong evidence that

melody

plays a more significant role in the popularity of a

song

.

However

, there is no doubt that a combination of that factors can double the outstanding effect.