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The Esports Advocate
The '#KRÜ Lessons By Visa' short-form video series focuses on increasing gender inclusion within competitive gaming.
The Argentina-based esports organization KRÜ Esports has partnered with Visa and Publicis Groupe to launch a short-form video series titled #KRÜ Lessons By Visa. The initiative focuses on promoting gender inclusion within the competitive gaming landscape by highlighting the expertise of players from the organization’s all-women Valorant roster, known as Visa KRÜ Blaze. The first installment of the series features in-game tips and tricks provided by team captain Keila “Kalita” Nava.
The primary objective of this collaboration is to increase the visibility of women in esports, a demographic that has historically lacked representation and amplification in professional digital spaces. By showcasing the skills of the Visa KRÜ Blaze players, the organization aims to foster a more equitable competitive environment and provide relatable role models for the female gaming audience. This project serves as an extension of the existing commercial partnership between KRÜ Esports and Visa, reinforcing the brand's commitment to supporting diversity in the industry.
Beyond this specific campaign, KRÜ Esports maintains a diverse portfolio of competitive teams in titles such as Valorant and Rocket League. The organization is supported by a broad network of corporate partners, including Disney+, PUMA, AORUS, Fitchin, Logitech G, and Budweiser. This initiative reflects a broader industry trend of leveraging professional esports partnerships to drive social impact and expand audience engagement through targeted content creation.
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PocketGamer.biz · 2023