Abstract
Based on an exploratory research, we studied popular child YouTube channels in Brazil - Isabel Cerer (8 years), Juliana Baltar (9 years), Manoela Antelo (10 years) and J lia Silva (11 years) -, to analyze their practices of production and dissemination of content, in a context marked by strategies of celebrification and a strong culture of consumption. As theoretical background, we discuss children's digital cultures with a gender focus. As a result, we see a process of bricolage in which youtubers mobilize three strategic lines - playful capital, (micro)celebrification and emergent femininity - In a game of forces in which participation, creativity and spontaneity are juxtaposed to a postfeminist entrepreneurship (Genz, 2015), increasingly professionally managed, and subordinate to the logic of consumer culture.
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Marôpo, L., Sampaio, I. V., & Miranda, N. P. de. (2018). Meninas no YouTube: participação, celebrização e cultura do consumo. Estudos Em Comunicação, 1(26), 175–195. https://doi.org/10.20287/ec.n26.v1.a10
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