Superwoman fights girl-on-girl hate
Lilly Singh rallies her millions of female followers to build other girls up instead of tearing them down.
If you’ve noticed lots of women complimenting each other on social
media lately, you have YouTube superstar Lilly Singh aka IISuperwomanII
to thank - she’s launched a new challenge to the more than six million
girls that regularly watch her channel.
“This holiday season I decided to use that reach and speak up against an issue I’d love to see go away, and that’s girl-on-girl hate,” she says in her latest video.
With the help of her girlfriends - including Colleen Ballinger, Gabby from The Gabby Show, Lindsey Stirling, the Holy Trinity of Grace Helbig, Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart, Kandee Johnson and many more of the top women on YouTube - Singh is challenging girls around the world to build each other up instead of fighting with each other.
Honestly @harto always makes me feel comfortable. When I didn't know any other creators, she befriended me and included me #GirlLove
— Lilly Singh (@IISuperwomanII) December 28, 2015I'm in LOVE with @IISuperwomanII's new #GirlLove video. It's a message that also applies to the LGBT community... https://t.co/K6S6uuARPt
— RJ Aguiar (@rj4gui4r) December 28, 2015I really love @GloZell and @LindseyStirling and @itsashlyperez and...just too many to name! This is like signing yearbooks! #GirlLove 💕
— Hannah Hart (@harto) December 28, 2015She encourages girls and women to pay compliments to other women who support and inspire them, using the #GirlLove hashtag across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. “Together we can show the world how lame girl-on-girl hate is, and how awesome it is to support one another and build women up.”
Every dollar made from the views of her #GirlLove video will be donated to the Malala fund, meaning the more times the video is shared, the more girls around the world will benefit.