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Scope of Work
Challenge
Waking Indonesian parents up to a growing crisis where kids are being trained to overspend, not understand.
Most kid-focused products push spending without value, leaving children with poor money habits. With its long-standing commitment to financial literacy, OCBC set out to spark a nationwide shift in perspective from a young age, shaping Indonesia’s next financially responsible generation.
Approach
To kick things off, we did the unthinkable by introducing Bobby Saputra, the worst KOL we could find. Not to celebrate, but to roast. Bobby became a satirical icon of bad financial parenting, clueless about literacy and always flexing. As a viral anti-hero, he showed what happens when kids grow up with cash but no guidance, sparking reflection on parenting and positioning financially smart kids as the new standard of success.
We started with an open letter urging parents to cancel him. Through the Cancel Bobby movement, we invited parents to guide their children to become #FUNanciallyFit, instead of becoming like Bobby Saputra. What began as satire quickly turned into a nationwide conversation. The Cancel Bobby message sparked organic reactions across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, turning Bobby into a viral meme and a symbol of what not to become.
Once attention peaked, we shifted to education. Partnering with 45+ schools, we brought financial values directly into classrooms. KOLs and digital banners introduced Young Nyala as the solution, reinforcing the message across every relevant parenting touchpoint. Our media mix mirrored how modern parents engage and trust information: mobile-first, socially influenced, and community-driven.
Result
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Increase in Search Interest
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