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Butterfly Effect
Butterfly Effect is a great blend of literary devices including similes, symbolism,

and repetition. For instance, he speaks about his up and coming with these lyrics “ Drop

the top, play hide and seek.. Jump inside, jump straight up to the league” ( Butterfly Effect).

Those lyrics represent how he was thrown into the mix at a young age, basically forced

and pressured with that if he didn’t become famous, he would live a life of poverty.

Another example is “Bend laws, bend lanes.. Been bustin’ bills, but still ain’t nothin’

change.. You in the mob soon as you rock the chain” ( Butterfly Effect). That set of lyrics

represents that as soon as you become famous and rich, you have to continue with your

success and keep building on
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