2024 YOUNG LIONS
BRIEF:
The Unstereotype Alliance, collaborating with 240 member organisations globally, has been committed to eliminating harmful stereotypes from advertising since 2017.
Our challenge is to redefine these entrenched narratives and present a more diverse, contemporary understanding of success for men. We seek your creativity to develop a print idea that not only raises awareness but also commands attention with stopping power.
INSIGHT:
If there's one publication that portrays male success in the most harmful and stereotypical ways, it has to be the way-too-many "Road-to-Success" handbooks in the market.
86% of men revealed that they do most of their reading in the toilet.
We are aware that the public has a low attention span for ads. That's why our print strategy involves hacking into a space where every man has to spend time—the toilet. Moreover, we are taking a more unexpected creative format by using toilet paper rolls.
IDEA:
Say goodbye to conventional "Road-To-Success" handbooks.
Introducing "The ROLL To Success."
"The ROLL To Success" is a print initiative that taps into one of the most private spaces for men: the toilet. It serves as a retreat where men can spend moments alone, free from social expectations. Within this intimate setting, we aim to foster a sincere discussions about what it means to be successful.
Our approach isn't top-down; we don't want to define success on behalf of others. Instead, we view print as a starting point, an interactive initiative to spark genuine conversations. As long as the public uses the hashtag #RollToSuccess on social platforms, we will print their opinions on "Roll To Success" toilet paper rolls, which will be distributed in male restrooms everywhere and on outdoor toilet paper roll billboards.
This way, every opinion will be heard, every definition of male success will be seen, and every man will be empowered to embrace a more diverse understanding of achievements.
2023 YOUNG KAM FAN
YOUNG LIONS HONG KONG COMPETITION
WINNER
BREIF:
Football is more than just a sport and in Hong Kong, this passion runs deep. The Hong Kong Premier League is the city's only fully professional league, and people of all backgrounds love playing the sport.
But despite the enthusiasm for the game, many fans still look to international leagues and stars for their football fix, not the homegrown players. This was made painfully clear during the recent visit of football legend Lionel Messi when all anyone could talk about was the superstar's behaviour on the bench rather than the performance of the Hong Kong football team on the pitch.
You have 24 hours to flesh out an idea
How can we attract more people to watch Hong Kong football matches?
1) To create brand preference / give the local audience a reason to support Hong Kong football.
2) To drive more people to watch / experience Hong Kong football matches