Bridgit Mendler | "We Can Change The World"

Disney starlet Bridget Mendler is ready to change the world! The 18-year-old talented who starred in "Lemonade Mouth" has premiered her first music video for the inspiring new pop/rock anthem, "We Can Change the World" on Disney Channel. The actress-singer is not usually the Yellow Team's skipper, but she's moreover the voice and co-wrote a song with Joacim Persson that will be the anthem for Disney's Friends for Change, which is a multi-platform initiative that helps inspire kids and families to join together and make a positive impact on their world.
As the anthem for Disney's Friends for Change initiative, "We Can Change the World" is Mendler's contribution in the effort to benefit global charities. The new anthem song aims to entertain and inspire to create positive change and raise money for a good cause! The song is the third Disney's Friends for Change anthem and will donate $250,000 dollars to Disney's Worldwide Conservation fund benefiting charities all over the world. Previous songs have helped raise more than $800,000 for conservation projects around the globe.
Mendler shared, "I love that Disneys' Friends for Change games pairs up with a musical project because I think music is a great way of spreading a message in a fun way that kids will listen." Mendler hopes the anthem will cause global change on a personal level. "The concept is really just to universalize the message that we can change the world. So, you have me singing the song and then all these kids from around the world, spreading the message of changing the world and doing their part. I hope people listen to the song and be inspired by it and also take action in your own way."
The "We Can Change the World" song and music video are designed to both entertain and inspire ways to initiate positive change. The video was directed by Art Spigel and filmed late last month. Mendler takes core theater on tip of a hill in the video, which sees Mendler and kids from around the world along with Disney Channel stars Valeria Baroni (Argentina), Jorge Blanco (Mexico), Olavo Cavalheiro (Brazil), Nicole Ishida (Japan), Murtuza Kutianawala (India) and Eve Ottino (France), are featured.