The roles of males in the video clips can be compared. In both of the music videos, the father has separated from the mother, leaving the child feeling insecure and unhappy. In the Everclear clip, when the younger Everclear is with his dad he is extremely happy, and also sings about the good memories he had with his dad, but when his father leaves he is unhappy. In the Pink clip, although it does not show the father leaving, the fact that only two girls appear to live in the house suggests that the father has left, leaving both the mum and child unhappy. (It’s also in

The places and times that occur in the two clips can show the differences between the two. In the Everclear clip, after Everclear’s father-figureless childhood, it shows him getting on with his life; one example of this is having a child of his own. Whilst Everclear is getting over the fact that his father left him, and getting on with his life, Pink is not moving on, and probably never will. She still lives in the same apartment, and she just stays when her child is taken to a ‘pretty happy family’. The Everclear observation sends out a message that although there will be tough times, you can survive through them and finally just get over it and lead a healthy, happy life. The Pink observation shows that some things are never recoverable and break ups in families can cause severe depression and unhappiness.

I think the most important message that the video clips are giving to our society is the message that educates the viewer to understand how break-ups in families can result in unhappiness and social & mental dysfunctions, wh

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