Argumentative Essay On Ellen Devices
Yesteryear’s Technology Nostalgia tends to affect people’s memories of yesteryear, but the technology is not affected. People have many accounts of their experiences with these now outdated pieces of technology; some realistic, some positive, some negative. Ellen DeGeneres was realistic and admitted that they had their faults. She had another goal though: to show that the children of today’s era have it better. In DeGeneres’ YouTube clip, “Ellen Introduces Kids to the Technology of Yesterday,” of her show, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” posted on September 19, 2014, she intended to prove this to her audience on the show and any viewers watching her show on the TV or the Internet. Ellen has three objects in this segment of her show that she shows to various children: the first cell phone model, a typewriter, and an old
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Regardless of the fact Ellen has a large budget, her demeanor is professional and amicable. Ellen is always smiling, and she is polite to the children. She knows where to take the conversation next, especially in terms of comedy, and she does not stutter. She clearly demonstrated her point to her audience. Through three clear examples, she shows that the children of today’s era do have it better, as shown through their frustration. As fitting with her positive attitude, the deliverance of her message is also positive. Her idea may not be original, as the thought that millennials/zillennials are spoiled is all too obvious on media outlets, but her method of tackling the issue is enjoyable and interactive (to a certain extent). She leaves the viewer with an optimistic view on the situation, along the lines of, “They will never know what we had, but at least they have it better.” Ellen is clear and focused; she does not go on a tangent, she keeps her case strong and continuous. Overall, the video is a pleasing experience that leaves the viewer with a pleasant afterthought about the
Regardless of the fact Ellen has a large budget, her demeanor is professional and amicable. Ellen is always smiling, and she is polite to the children. She knows where to take the conversation next, especially in terms of comedy, and she does not stutter. She clearly demonstrated her point to her audience. Through three clear examples, she shows that the children of today’s era do have it better, as shown through their frustration. As fitting with her positive attitude, the deliverance of her message is also positive. Her idea may not be original, as the thought that millennials/zillennials are spoiled is all too obvious on media outlets, but her method of tackling the issue is enjoyable and interactive (to a certain extent). She leaves the viewer with an optimistic view on the situation, along the lines of, “They will never know what we had, but at least they have it better.” Ellen is clear and focused; she does not go on a tangent, she keeps her case strong and continuous. Overall, the video is a pleasing experience that leaves the viewer with a pleasant afterthought about the