Lilly "Superwoman" Singh Has Started A Massive Online Movement For Girl Empowerment
All revenue generated from her #GirlLove video will be donated to the Malala Fund to help educate girls.
Canadian YouTube sensation Lilly "Superwoman" Singh has started a campaign against girl-on-girl hate.
Several YouTubers collaborated with Singh to talk about girl-on-girl hate and the damage it does.
Singh has made a web-wide call for women to compliment other women they admire, under the hashtag #GirlLove.
Positive tweets and posts from women to women are flooding the internet.
#GirlLove my mom because she was brave to do a Cesarean just to gave birth to me and my other older sister and younger brother💖
#GirlLove I'd like to compliment @ddlovato she's such an inspirational woman who taught me that it's okay to be imperfect
So with this #GirlLove trend I wanna compliment @AnnaSaccone 💙she's an amazing mother she's so beautiful and she inspires me so much 😊
And even other celebrities are participating in the #GirlLove challenge.
I love this #GirlLove video! And I love you @shaymitch 😘👭 All these babes are so #ThatGirl cc @iamthatgirl https://t.co/R8uA4C6kTe
Thank u darling.. Look who is talking!! #GirlLove right back https://t.co/foAbkAsVOc
I've always been in love with @ingridnilsen's bravery and confidence 😍❤️ #GirlLove
@Sarah97Ellul You're so dope. #GirlLove
I respect women who lift each other up. Not push each other down. #GirlLove
84% of Lilly Singh's 7.4 million YouTube subscribers are women.
Watch and share the video here. All proceeds go to Malala Yousafzai's fund for educating girls.
