How is media language used on the front cover of MOJO? In each point, compare how differently We Love Pop uses media language.

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Comparison of media language in MOJO and We Love Pop

The layout of MOJO is usually quite dark and the camera angle is usually quite low, which connotes (=has associations of) looking up to our musicians as a god and seeing them as very superior. By contrast, the layout of We Love Pop is very flashy and bright and chaotic which connotes the youth of the music and is not really made for older people but

The typography of MOJO is more dark and gloomy which connotes (=has associations of) that is for a more civilised audience and older people will appreciate it more than a younger audience. By contrast, the  typography of We Love Pop is more modern pictures of music artists. which connotes younger people will appreciate it more than the older people.

The layout of MOJO is dark and gloomy which connotes (=has associations of) trying to tell you that these music artists have been through big struggles in their life and have made it big because they are special.  By contrast, the layout of We Love Pop is exiting and flashy which connotes that it will be very appealing to some young children walking past these type of magazines.

The colour palette of MOJO is limited to dark and not very contrasting colours which connotes (=has associations of) the older age group it is trying to focus on. By contrast, the colour palette of We Love Pop is bright, flashy, illuminate which makes it seem dramatic and colourful and flashy.

The language of MOJO emphasises that it is a rock and old pop magazine, whereas the language of We Love Pop is easier to understand and more modern.