Hey Rudy, is your brand taking action to promote diversity?

Here are her favorite ads that represent inclusion

Here's what everyone's watching on YouTube this week.   Camila Cabello reacts to her fans' covers on YouTube and they will "Never Be the Same" 1,723,219 views How to clone a (picture of a) dog using a pasta machine 1,317,808 views   Babish teaches us how to impress friends with fancy homemade cocktails 893,244 views Hamilton meets Dear Evan Hansen in this musical mashup — a duet created to support March For Our Lives 1,676,857 views   With over 20 million views in the first few days, this is one of the week's most watched videos 21,181,160 views Ads That...Represent Curated by Jennifer Chen Senior Manager, Global Brand Marketing, Barbie At Barbie, we're passionate about girl empowerment and the power of play. In time for International Women's Day, we honored 17 past and present female role models from around the world with new dolls created in their likenesses. By celebrating these women's breakthrough achievements, we want to prove to girls that "you can be anything." Beyond highlighting an array of professions, we also chose to showcase women of different ethnicities because it's so impactful for girls to see themselves represented and realize that they too can accomplish just as much. As an Asian woman working on an iconic, American-born brand, I'm personally excited to see many global brands embracing diversity with powerful content, thereby pushing for equal representation and inclusion as the norm. From adidas to Kraft, here are some of my favorite ads that represent.   The first viral beauty challenge of 2018 is here   Have you ever attempted a smokey eye tutorial and wound up looking like a raccoon? If so, this viral challenge might be for you. Earlier this year, beauty guru Thomas Halbert attempted to follow a Jeffree Star makeup tutorial as he provided his own deadpan commentary over Star's complicated instructions. Since then, we've seen thousands of "I Tried Following ___'s Makeup Tutorial" videos from creators both within and outside the beauty community. Lifestyle vloggers and comedians have become involved by poking fun at ridiculously complicated "everyday makeup looks." Millions of views later, the "I Tried Following" challenge has established itself as the first big viral beauty challenge of 2018. What does this mean for brands? Remember that fans love to watch people learning (struggling!) how to do new things. That authentic quality is what makes these videos so awesome. Do you have a product or service you could challenge fans to try?  1,602,426 views Did someone forward this newsletter to you? Want to see it again next week? Subscribe to Re:View Let's keep things social.   © 2018 YouTube LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066   This email was sent to rkremer111.djfunky1@blogger.com because you indicated that you are willing to receive occasional YouTube product-related emails. If you do not wish to receive such emails in the future, you may unsubscribe or manage your preferences.