The icon and the colors you see across this website, my YouTube channel, and my social media are more than just a logo. They represent who I am and what I do. When I started my YouTube channel with two videos and a dream in the middle of the global pandemic, the name "Pitchside with Parker" was recycled from a soccer column I wrote in college. It took on a new level of meaning when I commissioned my friend to create this logo, which went onto become a brand synonymous with everything I do. I have always been enamored with the striking beauty and audacity of the bicycle kick. It is the image I see when I think of the Beautiful Game, which is why I chose it as the center of the icon. What I do not see when I think of the Beautiful Game is a specific race or gender or physical identity of any kind, which is why we decided to leave the silhouette undefined. This logo is a physical and metaphorical representation of my mission when I started Pitchside with Parker: "Flipping soccer coverage on its head." My YouTube channel dedicated equal coverage to women's and men's soccer. The original column that the name came from, which also covered women's and men's soccer, was the first recurring column at Northwestern to cover a non-revenue sport. Inclusion has always been a pillar of my content, and my logo helps illustrate that the Beautiful Game is meant for everyone.