relatability
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- /rɪˈleɪtəˌbɪlɪti/
- But there's a relatability of people saying, well, I've been in that same situation.
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Watch on YouTubeBut I make it happen because of that relatability, because that is where I can exist.
- But I make it happen because of that relatability, because that is where I can exist.
- All of them spoke for Trump with humor, fun, kindness and relatability.
- But there's a relatability of people saying, well, I've been in that same situation.
- Like you're creating space for other people to see greater possibility in themselves because of that relatability.
- I think there's not a lot of shows out there that in the unscripted format that have like a relatability to them.
- And when it comes to, you know, affluence and relatability and, you know, an attainable life, rich white girls want to watch content from other rich white girls.
- And it does feel like Tiktok might be the next wave of relatability and where relatable content goes and where quantity wins.
- I'm getting there, but think about those girls that you're reaching and you can only reach relatability.
- Maybe there's a relatability there that that makes that a little bit of a, of a, of a softer learning curve.
- She kind of did like, kind of like relatable content in the sense of like relatability to like little girls every day.
- I was going to say more relatability because like I was getting at earlier with what I admire about you guys is the openness.
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And it does feel like Tiktok might be the next wave of relatability and where relatable content goes and where quantity wins.
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The relatability of her personal stories allows her audience to feel a genuine connection to her experiences.
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But I make it happen because of that relatability, because that is where I can exist.
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And at that moment, I realized it's a first generation or second generation relatability in America.
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I love the social commentary and the relatability of this song.
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His music was grounded in tradition but with enough relatability to work.
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"Gaffes" are one thing, but your actions, strategy, and relatability are another.
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Note: Relatability doesn't necessarily mean conjuring sympathy in your reader for a character.
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Sympathy or relatability (and very clever story construction) can force an audience to compromise their own beliefs to cheer on the actions of a character that they may not necessarily appreciate if they came across him in real life.
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"For me, the relatability of the era lies in the humor, irreverence, and open defiance to authority," Stewart tells me. "But the most important legacy is that regular people from all walks of life stood up and demanded to be counted and to be heard."
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How Relatable
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Etymology
Relatability comes from relate ('to make a connection') and the ending -ability ('can be'). So relatability is the quality of something you 'can relate to' — it feels familiar or connects with you.