The advertisement "Don't Look Away" by Usher, produced by AKQA in 2016, leverages the powerful medium of an interactive music video to draw attention to the critical issue of social injustice and violence against African Americans. It features a digital experience that demands viewer engagement through facial recognition technology. The music video pauses unless the viewer keeps their eyes fixed on victims' faces on screen, creating an emotional bond with their stories. The ad emphasizes empathy and compassion, urging the audience to connect deeply with the plight of those affected by police brutality. Stark, black-and-white visuals, including real-life incidents and artistic performances, reinforce the gravity of the message. Usher's performance is interspersed with impactful statistics about media reach and engagement. This bold initiative not only facilitated discourse around racial profiling but also became a centerpiece for wider movements against social injustice, backed by prominent figures and media outlets. It aims to inspire a collective awakening to face and fix the ongoing systemic issues of justice and equality.