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				"A new day, a new experience - come and barley in Legoland"
			 
						
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				In my previous video we looked at the pastel-colored,
			 
						
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				gender stereotyping in town; Lego Friends.
			 
						
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				We also looked at LEGO's failed attempts to market themselves to the girls during the last decades.
			 
						
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				Have you not seen my previous video, so check it out before you watch this video finished.
			 
						
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				It's no secret that LEGO now primarily being designed and marketed to boys.
			 
						
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				There are few toy brands that are well-known and widely used as LEGO.
			 
						
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				And yet, click LEGO only half of all children, namely boys.
			 
						
						
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				Since 2005, LEGO reinforced it, almost to market only LEGO for boys.
			 
						
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				And it has affected the LEGO universe.
			 
						
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				Still more of the LEGO universe be boyish.
			 
						
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				Studies show that LEGO strengthens the spatial sense and enhances mathematical understanding.
			 
						
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				How the company switched from the original gender-neutral construction experience,
			 
						
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				to a male-dominated experience?
			 
						
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				It was not by chance.
			 
						
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				LEGO chose this strategy with three points.
			 
						
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				# 1 Marketing only for boys:
			 
						
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				LEGO has deliberately chosen almost exclusively to design and market
			 
						
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				LEGO Universe for boys since the mid-1980s.
			 
						
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				Let's take a look at LEGO's advertising before this paper.
			 
						
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				LEGO can be traced back to the 1930s, but started doing the famous plastic bricks in 1949.
			 
						
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				LEGO, build a whole new world.
			 
						
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				This little girl is so full of happiness, she used LEGO and she could build.
			 
						
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				But some bricks here and barley in the lap of luxury, look at the girl's LEGO house.
			 
						
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				LEGO was marketed as toys that promote creative play, cooperation and imagination
			 
						
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				Over the next three decades, at a reasonable gender-neutral way. And something for the whole family.
			 
						
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				From the mid-'80s, all the girls away, however, and LEGO were marketed primarily to boys.
			 
						
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				Some may remember Zack, the LEGO Maniac.
			 
						
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				I know a boy, his name is Zack
			 
						
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				His micro-chips is "wack"
			 
						
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				he builds a Cadillac
			 
						
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				he is Zack, the LEGO Maniac.
			 
						
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				He is sent on mision to Mars
			 
						
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				He flies by the stars
			 
						
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				To outer space, he can take
			 
						
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				A cosmonaut, earth calling, Zack, hey come back!
			 
						
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				ZACK was the official LEGO mascot
			 
						
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				He was the symbol of LEGO experience, and he helped to brand identified with boys.
			 
						
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				Boys continued to dominate LEGO's marketing for two decades.
			 
						
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				There was once a boy who discovered a magical castle.
			 
						
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				Inside was a bat-king, his knights, a witch and the smell of rotten bones.
			 
						
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				Time to go, the boy tried to escape, but the witch insisted that he was ...
			 
						
						
						
						
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				The mechanics pumps
			 
						
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				The gear gets you started
			 
						
						
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				and leaves that blow you up
			 
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