However from the feedback attained we acknowledge from the YouTube video statistics that the video has hit every continent. From Europe to Africa to America. We also noticed that the video is viewed mostly by males with YouTube accounts of different ages.
We originally set out to spread the song and video to everyone, but as a result we have recieved more feedback and views from males. The song is an R'n'B track and it seems that it has been well received by both male and female audiences. However according to statistics and feedback, males seem to appreciate the video more. Perhaps because the song is told from a male's point of view. In the images above red hearts represent comments from females and blue lightning bolts represent comments from males. There are 13 comments from females and 14 comments from males.
On the other hand it also came to my attention that the majority of females who gave feedback were young American females. It might be that they have a thing for the scenery which is London or that the instrumental or lyrics were touching. Either way, all of the feedback is greatly appreciated. We gave our viewers music to their ears and with their feedback they returned the favour.
On the other hand it also came to my attention that the majority of females who gave feedback were young American females. It might be that they have a thing for the scenery which is London or that the instrumental or lyrics were touching. Either way, all of the feedback is greatly appreciated. We gave our viewers music to their ears and with their feedback they returned the favour.
Nice feedback analysis - especially the commentary on gender and regional identity factors. What were the improvements people suggested and do you agree with them?
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