Ask HN: Do your Monday.com commercials feature men or women?

I've gotten hundreds of Monday.com commercials over the past few weeks -- Youtube, I think, mostly. Most feature attractive women. I think today I might have had my first man, and I may have caught of glimpse of macho manly man, but I'm not sure -- I didn't stick around long enough. Point is, does Monday.com pitch based on perceived sexual preference/receptability to the Monday.com message based on the sex of the worker/actor/model? And, is this common? I used to work for a data broker and we would sell audience data based on all sorts of things, including race, even though it was technically illegal. I'm not suggesting this is illegal -- just interesting.