Amy Kean
Culture Editor at shots
Cult leader. Sociologist. CEO of Good Shout & author of The Little Girl Who Gave Zero Fucks. Cultures editor @shotscreative. Co-creator @theDICEcharter
Articles
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1 month ago |
magazine.shots.net | Amy Kean
In 1835, Belgian astronomer and statistician Adolphe Quetelet changed the world forever. The impact of his work is felt every single day of our lives. Adolphe liked to measure things. In fact, you could say that measuring stuff was his personal brand. One day, whilst measuring the average chest circumference of Scottish soldiers (for fun) he decided to see what would happen if he added each individual measurement together and then divided them by the total number of soldiers.
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1 month ago |
shots.net | Amy Kean
The first time I went viral was in 2018, with a photo of a vegan charcoal-activated croissant that looked like a poo. “I feel like this might be a bit much, even for East London” my tweet read (RIP Twitter). According to The Guardian newspaper, I’d turned the charcoal croissant into a “global hate object”. To be fair, the picture I’d taken at the counter of Coco di Mama absolutely looked like someone had shat on a baking tray.
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2 months ago |
shots.net | Amy Kean
My career in advertising could be described as a series of red flags, each bloodier and more crimson than the last. As if, fresh from university, I stumbled upon a troll underneath Waterloo bridge who set me a series of dastardly challenges that would test my resilience and suck my soul for 17 years.
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Aug 23, 2024 |
shots.net | Amy Kean
Sexy, confident. So intelligent. She is heaven sent. So soft. So strong.” I initially assumed that Katy Perry’s recent single, Woman’s World, was a hilarious parody; artfully mimicking the basic tropes of white feminism. Playfully sending up Instagram culture and its useless cliches. “She's a winner, champion. Superhuman, number one She's a sister, she's a mother.
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Jul 25, 2024 |
mediacatmagazine.co.uk | Josh McLoughlin |Josh Mcloughlin |Richard Shotton |Amy Kean |Sean Hargrave
Is stunt marketing style over substance, or can it form part of a tapestry of long- and short-term tactics as part of an overall growth strategy? We decided to ask a few smart people for their thoughts. Stunt marketing can certainly create a cultural splash, driving short-term awareness and even revenue through powerful word-of-mouth. When aligned with brand and audience values, these stunts can authentically captivate attention.
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Soooo this weekend I went to the Egremont crab fair. The highlight of the fair every year is the International Gurning Championships. This is me with the 2018 winner (and finalist this year) Adrian. Image 1: he’s normal Image 2: he’s gurning Image 3: we’re both gurning https://t.co/M0qSeNDhb2
Caught Pancake giving herself a pup talk in the mirror. “You are strong. You are brave. You are faster than any squirrel. You are more than just an adorable little face. You hear me?! You are a fierce, independent dog” https://t.co/BmYiapBfbT