Nike’s new advertisement is promoting the power of sport in Indian females’ lives. There have been plenty of ads that have changed the brand’s history, and with over two million views in its first 24 hours of being released, we’re guessing this will be one to add to the list.
The advertisement shows a montage of a diverse group of Indian women participating in physical activity in all its forms. It’s not just showing us yoga and ballet. These women are putting nothing short of blood, sweat, and tears into their workouts.
Nike accompanied the ad by saying that “sociological findings suggesting that female participation in sport helps to alter a girl or woman’s self-image in numerous ways, including feelings of control, competency, and strength”. The aim was to make sport look “cool, accessible, and fun” for Indian girls, according to the creative director Mohamed Rizwan, and they certainly succeeded.
Nike’s advertising campaigns have a habit of sending shivers down our spines. Their Find Your Greatness ad from 2012 was nothing short of inspirational, and their more recent ‘Unlimited’ campaign featuring the likes of Serena Williams and Mo Farah aren’t either. In fact, their whole YouTube page is a must if you’re ever in need of a little motivation.
Check out the full Da Da Ding ad here: