Maybelline Brings Back Its Iconic 90’S Jingle 'Maybe It’s Maybelline'
New Delhi [India] October 10: Maybelline New York, the world’s leading cosmetics brand, is thrilled to announce the return of the iconic, pop culture phenomenon, “Maybe It’s Maybelline,” with a modern spin on the unforgettable jingle. The latest brand campaign features Maybelline New York’s trendsetting global brand ambassadors, Gigi Hadid, Storm Reid, Peggy Gou, Suhana [...]
New Delhi [India] October 10: Maybelline New York, the world’s leading cosmetics brand, is thrilled to announce the return of the iconic, pop culture phenomenon, “Maybe It’s Maybelline,” with a modern spin on the unforgettable jingle. The latest brand campaign features Maybelline New York’s trendsetting global brand ambassadors, Gigi Hadid, Storm Reid, Peggy Gou, Suhana Khan and the latest to join the crew, Shay Mitchell. Alongside these influential figures, are everyone’s favorite Maybelline products. Through the revived melody, the brand aims to convey and embody its energy and values using the power of sound.
Maybelline New York Brand Ambassador, India, Suhana Khan said,“Maybelline New York Brand Ambassador, India, Suhana Khan said, “I’m super excited to be a part of the revival of the ‘Maybe It’s Maybelline’ jingle! It’s such an iconic catchy tune! Growing up, it always felt like a bold way to express confidence and individuality. For me, Maybelline is all about owning your unique beauty and expressing yourself and this jingle is such a cool reminder to embrace who you are and just go for it! I can’t wait to see how it inspires everyone to own their look and feel unstoppable.”
“`Maybe It’s Maybelline’ is an iconic anthem that has defined beauty for generations, achieving an astounding 84% brand recall,” said Trisha Ayyagari, Global Brand President for Maybelline New York. “Our jingle captures the essence of who we are as a brand, embodying self-confidence, authenticity, and empowerment. It has transcended pop culture conversations, decade after decade, and we are thrilled to reintroduce a fun and modernized version to a new generation of cultural innovators.”