Introduction
This particular introduction for 'Baby Blue' is in comedic fashion and is used to pull the audience before the song has even started. It features Action Bronson playing 3 characters in a barber shop talking about the Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao fight. Although this has nothing to do with the song itself it would still appeal to the audience.
Performance
Performance is very popular in a hip-hop music video. It gives the audience a feeling that they are at a live performance which would appeal to a lot of fans who aren't able to afford to get to a live gig or concert.
When Action Bronson sings the chorus (which is quite downbeat) he wears a light blue suit which can be to represent his 'blue' feelings and also matches the name of the song 'Baby Blue'.
The chorus is:
'Why you always all on my back? huh?
Why you gotta do me like that? huh?
Why you gotta act like a B***h,
When I'm with you?
Baby girl I'm blue'
From reading the lyrics I can see that the blue suit can be used to strongly represent his feelings and also to match the words and name of the song.
Interlude
An interlude is similar to an intro, apart from it takes place around half way through a music video. This particular interlude takes place at 'McBronsons' where Action finds his future wife and impresses her when he takes down a thief who tries to steal all the money and all of the cheese fries. This, as well as the intro, is not meant to be taken seriously and is used in a very comedic way
Cuts To The Beat
The cuts that follow the beat is purely to engage the audience because the cuts are pleasing to the eye. This appears in almost every music video and the cuts will rarely mismatch the beat as it makes the music video look unprofessional and doesn't look paired or synced with the actual song.
