Music World Children's Day Ads Use Legendary Inspiration
Allison Love — May 21, 2010 — Life-Stages
References: musicworldent & adsoftheworld
The Music World Children's Day ad campaign takes well-known musical legends and reveals their childhood struggles, highlighting music as a way to overcome obstacles. The ads feature John Lennon and Elvis Presley in particular and their issues with dyslexia and stuttering, respectively.
These famous musicians used music as an outlet to face their issues and ultimately overcame them to be the successes we know them to be today. The Music World Children's Day ad campaign wants to, as the tagline advertises, "encourage every child this children's day."
These famous musicians used music as an outlet to face their issues and ultimately overcame them to be the successes we know them to be today. The Music World Children's Day ad campaign wants to, as the tagline advertises, "encourage every child this children's day."
Trend Themes
1. Childhood Struggle Awareness - Brands can leverage well-known public figures and their childhood struggles to raise awareness on the importance of mental health and provide resources for struggling children.
2. Music-based Therapy - The intersection of music and mental health can lead to music-based therapy programs for children and adolescents.
3. Creative Outlets for Children's Mental Health - Providing creative outlets such as music, art, and writing can help children facing mental health issues express themselves and cope with their struggles.
Industry Implications
1. Mental Health - Mental health organizations can use music as a tool to raise awareness about mental health issues and provide resources and support for those struggling.
2. Music - Music companies and tech start-ups can provide music-based therapy programs and tools to improve mental health in children and adolescents.
3. Education - Educational institutions can encourage the use of creative outlets such as music, art, and writing to cope with childhood mental health issues and improve academic performance.
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