The discovery.
Christophe Paris
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Konbini is a pure-player media as well as an advertising agency that has been successful in creating contents and curating projects launched all over the globe. For over 5 years, their mission has been to spread original initiatives and positive ideas to our audience, providing them fresh and valuable things to discover every day.
In partnership with Konbini, we would like to invite you to imagine a “clash” between two pop culture personalities, for instance: Disclosure VS Major Lazer, Flume VS Paul Kalkrenner, Beyoncé VS Katy Perry, Basquiat VS Keith Haring.
Choose either the form of a dialog, an interview, a review or a song and have them clash over the any subject you’d like, relating to who they are, what they do, what distinguishes them.
Remarks
Language chosen : English or French
Number of characters : 3000 maximum, spaces included
Subjects : the personalities chosen will have to be considered as “Pop,” though they don’t have to be living.
Several contributions are possible per participant
Process
You have to subscribe to WeLoveWords to participate
Visit the contest page, click on the top right on "Enter Contest" and link your text to it
Prizes
The entries of the three prizewinners will be published on Konbini. They will win tickets for the party or the concert of their choice.
Schedule
26th February : beginning of the contest
30th March : End of the contest
Mid - April : Announcement of the results
Jury
Lucie Rico, Editorial Manager WeLoveWords
Harmony Ferreira, Konbini Partner
Louis Lepron, Editor-in-chief Konbini
Good luck everyone !
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