Analysis: 21 Savage arrested by immigration enforcement

BY ANDREW WRIGHT


In the Star Tribune article, "Grammy-nominated rapper 21 Savage in US immigration custody," the author begins the article by stating what event happened to the notable music artist and where the event occurred.

The author makes sure to point out 21 Savage's relevance to society and pop culture by including that 21 Savage is a Grammy-nominated rapper. The author also makes clear to point out that 21 Savage is in immigration custody but doesn’t elaborate on that point in the lead. The lead does a good job of notifying readers the main point of the article without explaining the details of the situation to try and get the audience to continue reading the story.

The author decided to exclude when, why, and how 21 Savage’s arrest occurred. The story is currently ongoing, which could explain why the author excluded when the event occurred from the lead. The author expanded upon why 21 Savage was taken into custody later in the article and thus did not include it in the lead. Nothing appeared controversial about 21 Savage’s detainment except for the fact that the artist was arrested, which could be shocking. Otherwise, the author did not see a point that was worth including how 21 Savage was detained.

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