THE BRIEF
Our goal was to create a positive, newsworthy campaign that demonstrates what’s possible – for everyone – with Meta technologies.
OUR INSIGHT
We noticed a misconception that the Metaverse and Meta’s associated technologies, like VR and AR, are exclusive and techy. In fact, they’re designed for everyone, to help people create and express themselves.
To address this, we wanted to work with highly creative and expressive people. We landed on drag because this art form fosters a creative ecosystem of performers, designers and fans and it is reported that underrepresented groups such as the LGBTQIA+ community, feel safer expressing themselves online than they do in real life.
THE IDEA
“Queens of the Metaverse” was a unique creative collaboration between drag queens (and a king) and up-and-coming queer designers.
Three drag stars used social media to challenge queer designers to co-create extraordinary drag looks in VR.
The virtual and the physical collided as our drag stars unveiled IRL looks at an XR runway show in London, with Meta’s Spark AR tech bringing the outfits to life.
The message throughout? The metaverse fosters self-expression, visibility and inclusivity – for all of us.
THE RESULTS
Our campaign was received well by the community and beyond.
We got over 500M impressions, were positively covered in 25 press articles (including the Daily Mail) and overachieved our brand tracking target by 300%.
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Meta | Queens of the Metaverse | Social First Campaign
Meta wanted to excite people about the social & creative potential of the metaverse. You’ve heard the word, but you might not know what it is, or that it’s made for you. Our challenge was to create a newsworthy campaign embedded in culture, demonstrating whats possible.
