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lululemon
By Weirdo
To spotlight lululemon’s community work, we ditched sob-stories for some fun. Our social-first series celebrates coaches fighting to make fitness more inclusive. Filmed mostly on iPhone, Ep.01 features coach Andy using BSL to make CrossFit inclusive for Glasgow’s Deaf community.
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Anthony Nolan
By Weirdo
Changing the game for people living with blood cancers. Without diverse, young representation on the Anthony Nolan stem cell register, many have no chance of finding a donor. To recruit their millionth sign-up, we created 1 Million United - the team every young man needs to join.
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Arsenal FC
By Weirdo
Expanding representations of football fandom. From pregnancy to disability. Young to old. As part of our launch of Arsenal's 24/25 home kit, we took over outdoor sites en route to the club's stadium, creating a city-wide portrait of the club's diverse fanbase.
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Arsenal FC
By Weirdo
20 years ago Arsenal went 49 matches without ever losing a game. Our brief was to take this history and create new relevance with a younger audience. So, we found 49 supporters, each born on one of the 49 matches. Now 20 years old, they represent a generation born invincible.
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Arsenal FC
By Weirdo
Celebrating North London’s global cultural impact for Arsenal's latest kit launch. Our youth-focused campaign is designed to amplify boundary-pushing musicians from the club's local area and features cameos from a host of famous faces from across TV, film and music.
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Arsenal FC
By Weirdo
To launch Arsenal's new 00s-inspired Retro Collection, we parachuted in former player Ray Parlour as the club's new Creative Director. We released a behind-the-scenes mockumentary on the same morning we opened a pop up store in Soho, with queues down the street.
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Arsenal FC
By Weirdo
Arsenal were launching their Away Kit whilst on tour in the USA, and tasked us to celebrate overseas supporters without alienating UK fans. We created a fictional faraway neighbourhood called Little Islington — a mix of North America and North London. The result: record sales.
