This Nirvana Water campaign from Nigeria puts a spin on the product’s purity position, as explained via the following:
Children and the Nirvana Water brand share something in common: purity. However, exposure to explicit and vulgar lyrics in popular songs can taint the nature of children and lead to aggression, risky sexual behavior, and other anti-social behaviors. To address this, Nirvana Water created an awareness campaign to serve as a clarion call to all adult members of society to help preserve the innocence of children by stopping their exposure to these vulgar lyrics before it is too late.
As a social experiment launched on Children’s Day, [a] film featured seven kids who were asked to interpret lyrics from popular songs. Their inability to capture the negative undertones and vulgar meanings of these lyrics underscored their innocence/purity and the need for society to stop the exposure before they know.
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