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Brands at Play : Dec 16, 2024 11:27:40 AM
In a bold move that has North Pole executives clutching their candy canes, Generation Alpha's marketing consultants have proposed a complete overhaul of Santa's centuries-old brand identity. The following analysis examines key elements of their proposed rebrand strategy.
Generation Alpha's first move was to update Santa's name to something more algorithmically optimized. "GiftRizzerSupreme" emerged as the clear winner, with "Mr. Beast of Christmas" and "Skibidi Santa" as close runners-up. The rebranding team noted that "Santa Claus" had zero rizz potential and no hidden meanings, making it tragically unmarketable to their demographic. Market research showed that combining gift-giving authority with maximum rizz status created an unmatched "W rizz legendary rare" branding opportunity.
OLD: "Ho Ho Ho, Merry Christmas!"
NEW: "you've been rizzed by the gift god + real real + certified rare drop"
Traditional Method | Gen Alpha Method |
---|---|
Chimney entry | Rings doorbell, does TikTok dance, leaves before anyone answers |
Milk and cookies | Monster Energy drinks and Takis |
Written wish lists | Amazon wishlist links in bio |
Good/bad list | Vibe check |
Coal for bad kids | Expired Discord Nitro codes |
Making wishes | Spamming chat with "pls gift" |
The marketing team partnered with viral sensation Yeat (chosen for his bell-heavy production and meme status) for a 15-second repeatable sound called "Rizz Bells." The track features Yeat's signature bells and tonka references, with NPC creator Pinkydoll providing additional ad-libs. The song was produced by @RizzMasterBeats (a 13-year-old producer who got famous making beats on his school iPad).
The song immediately sparked controversy when parents discovered Yeat's other lyrics, leading to several school districts attempting to ban the song (which naturally made it go more viral). The track has already been labeled "the new All I Want for Christmas" by kids who have never heard the original All I Want for Christmas.
While traditionalists may question the necessity of giving Santa a YouTube Premium subscription or teaching reindeer to do victory dances, Generation Alpha's proposed rebrand effectively targets their demographic's core values: chaos, content, maximum rizz, and the crushing fear of being cringe.
Marketing effectiveness prediction: Literally bussin' fr fr no cap + rizz certified
(translation for older generations: quite good).
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