Song Analysis: We Found Love by Calvin Harris

Men are still holding power, and women are depicted as being weakly inferior in the whole music video. This is one of many examples of deterministic male-centered theory. The abuse of female characters pointed out on video is proved by gender discrimination and classicism because it is a deterministic male-centered theory and its inherent bias, that is to say not only women but also white or wealthy people. As evidenced by their ethnicity, music videos also describe couple's living arrangements and socio-economic status.

EDM, which has attracted attention for decades, finally became the mainstream of the United States through Skrillex, incorporating American and British electronic music produced by Calvin Harris. Harris's 2011 song "We Found Love" featuring Rihanna, was certified as Multi Platinum by the American Recording Industry Association (RIAA) on April 6, 2012 and sold over 4 million copies in the United States . The music video was nominated for the short video of the 2013 Grammy Awards, and the video director Melina Matsoukas said he wanted to make a video reflecting "enthusiasm of music". The video is reminiscent of the British carnival culture Harris experienced when it grew in the 1990s when it was held in open space along the M25. Because of the success and exposure of this song, music videos have been widely seen and criticized for explanations of those medicines that are unfamiliar to American viewers, but they are common for wild culture.

Calvin Harris announced the final recording to Rihanna two weeks before the release. During the coachella show, Harris and Rihanna and her manager shared songs with her trailer. Mr. Harris said, "Since a great many people have changed since listening to this song for the first time," he said, "I was very nervous." This song was released on 29th April 2016. This song is the third collaboration following the world ranking. - "We Found Love" and the top 5 "Where Have You Been" of Billboard Hot 100, the 6th studio album of Rihanna "Talk That Talk" (2011)