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Disney XD Malaysia
Brand
- A compendium of programmes targeting mainly Malay and Chinese 14-year-old Boys
- Naturally, we include the girls, too!
- Programmes zoom in on self-discovery, a sense of accomplishment and achievement
- Disney XD challenges these boys … in a positive manner
- Disney XD is a journey of self-discovery
- Most of all, the channel is both Premium and Modern looking
The Target Insight
Generation-Z / Gen-Z
The 10 commandments of Generation ‘Z’
#1 Thou shalt always be connected
As the first generation of the 21st century, the Gen Z kids have not known a world without broadband and wireless Internet and few of them will grow up without a PC online in their own home. In fact, the amount of information, recreation and social networking that takes place in cyberspace today
#2 Thou shalt always be mobile
Between 80 and 90 per cent of high school students have mobile phones, and more than 20 per cent of primary school-aged kids have regular access to a mobile phone. Gen-Z themselves are far more likely to find a mobile as a status symbol and social tool.
#3 Thou shalt use computers at work
The ability to use a computer is already a basic work requirement in the eyes of earlier generations – but for Generation Z, being digitally proficient will have become assumed knowledge. The general Gen-Z population cannot function sans a computer
#4 Thou shalt use computers at play
Gaming is the main reason that kids go online today. Around 65 per cent of Gen Z-ers participate in online gaming at least once a week. This means that Internet gaming comes second only to television viewing when it comes to the preferred recreational activities of today’s children. Considering the huge amount of social interaction that also takes place online for these little kiddies, you’ll realize that there’s an awful lot of cyber-fun and games going on.
#5 Thou shalt have many friends thou will never meet
And, as far as Gen Z-ers go, you may as well be living under a rock if you don’t have at least 100 ‘friends’ online. Existing, as they do, in cyberspace, these friends can live in the next suburb, the next state, or on the next continent – it doesn’t really matter, as long as your interests are the same and your social networking spaces align.
#6 Thou shalt have a second life
Most kids who go online regularly use some kind of avatar (a digital likeness of themselves) as their representative in cyberspace. Virtues of the virtual world mean “a space for communication, interaction, fun and education”.
#7 Thou shalt be ultra-independent
Generation Z are primarily only children who are raised by older parents with greater disposable income and resources. Combine this with the reduced face-to-face socialization of these kids (due to computer use), and a strong community belief in the importance of self-determination, and you have some strong little solo acts growing up.
#8 Thou shalt multi-task
Generation Z kids are experts at doing ten things at once. From birth they’re bombarded with information, a large amount of this from digital sources. Consequently, Gen Z-ers can absorb all the vital information and they can filter out the most insidious pieces of digital trash with a single click of a mouse.
#9 Thou shalt always be in demand
From a social POV, Gen-Zers must socialise (virtually). They cannot fathom the idea of being a ‘social wallpaper’ – they hedge security in having many different social circles of friends who have different interests
#10 Thou shalt invent a whole new language
Every generation adopts a few choice words and slang terms that come to identify their image, era and lifestyle. The digital natives of Generation Z are taking this one step further. Combining communication tools, they have crafted the most cryptic lexicons like: SYHID (scratching your head in disbelief), @TEOTD (at the end of the day) & TMWFI (take my word for it)!
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