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Empire Tv Show Analysis

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Empire is one of the most favorite TV show of Fox’s channel, it start on January 7, 2015 and still showing every Wednesday. It is a soap opera TV show about a family of musical artists. Empire is also the name of the biggest musical company which they are running. But, it is a company started off from drug dealing.
The show in Season One covers about what happened in the past, how Lucious Lyon and Loretha “Cookie” Lyon built Empire over a drug deal. They had to make a drug trade of almost $20,000 to start this small company that soon became a big Empire. Cookie sold drugs to undercover cops and she didn’t know about which led to her incarceration. She had to do fifteen years in prison for something she was told and forced to do. She needed …show more content…

They have to make musical shows to make sure they get people who would love to invest in talent and get into the Empire. Empire is a family business with a lot of competition. Family go against each other to reach the top. Only the strongest survive.
Empire is a really famous show that millions are watching and following along. Also Empire bring back excitement to the viewers. They have moments where you are in shock of how family can fight with each other. There are moments with a lot of love in the air. Also many moment you would tear up just seeing what family would go through to protect each other.
At first, I watched Empire because my girlfriend made me to watch it. But after one episode, I fell in love with it and I can’t not stop waiting and watching Empire every Wednesday. Empire was done right when its performances for Terrence Howard as Lucious Lyon and Taraji P. Henson as Lucious ex-wife “Cookie” Lyon. Both of them is main reason I love the show when they fight against other and when they protect the other. Their music is very powerful which is another thing keep the audiences follow the show. Also, The Lyon family is one of the best families I have ever seen. The show maybe not reality but their love for the other in the family is

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