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 One by one more people got on the elevator and started playing the music that they like. I believe the author chose to make this video to kinda show why and how music was put into the elevator rides. I am making this inference based on the fact that the video left me curious as to what else this channel has posted, so I went and watched more videos, and I believe the video was made simply just to be made. The author made this video for anyone who has been on an elevator ride. I think this is the audience simply because in the video it is people of all race, age, and gender, so it is not aimed towards a super specific group of people. Three ways this can teach us about community: rather than not talking to or at least acknowledging the other people in the elevator say hi and interact with them, we don't really know or interact with different people in our community and we never really put fourth effort to even talk to them even when in a tiny space with them, everyone feels awkward...

 I have a very...wide variety of music I like, literally like 80's music, rock and roll, today's hits, country, literally anything. Song #1:  "I lived" One Republic- This song talks about how a person has had so many things they have done and have saw that, when they die, they could 100% say they lived life to the fullest. The part of the song that sticks with me most is "I owned every second that this world could give, I saw so many places, the things that I did, with every broken bone, I swear I lived." I have taken advantage of every opportunity that I could when one has presented itself to me or if I made an opportunity for myself, whether it was a work opportunity, schooling opportunity or just a fun opportunity to take with friends. Song #2: "Rise Up" Andra Day- I have struggled a lot in my life, with a lot of things, no one's life is easy by any means, mine was and is still exceptionally difficult, I still deal with problems from my chil...