Researching on my ideas.

 Hi readers.. I have looked up some music videos for idea. As I saw there are a lot of artists that have made videos on friendships. For example-

  • "Count on Me" — Bruno Mars 

    • A heartwarming song about being there for your friends through thick and thin.

  • "We’re All in This Together" — High School Musical Cast 

    • A classic celebration of unity and friendship.

  • "See You Again" — Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth 

    • A touching tribute to friendship and loss, perfect for reflecting on deep bonds.

  • "Wannabe" — Spice Girls 

    • A fun, iconic anthem about prioritizing friendship and living life together.

  • "You've Got a Friend" — James Taylor 

    • A timeless song about unwavering support and lifelong friendship.

  • "Good Old Days" — Macklemore ft. Kesha 

    • A nostalgic look back at cherished memories with friends.

  • "Best Day of My Life" — American Authors 

    • An uplifting track about making the most of life with the people who matter.

    I looked up these songs and saw that these artists have made these songs very personal to friendships, which is my aim for making my music video very personal to me and my audience. 

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