The video 'Origin of Everything: Why was Pink for Boys and Blue for Girls?' explores the historical and cultural evolution of color association with baby clothing. Initially, babies in the 19th century wore white gowns regardless of gender due to practicality and ease of cleaning. The video delves into how pink was the designated color for boys, and blue for girls, drawing on 19th-century style guides and societal norms. It highlights the role of advertising, cultural perceptions, and technological advances like ultrasounds in establishing the current gender-color norms. The video draws on insights from Professor Jo B. Paoletti, examining how cultural assumptions and marketing strategies influenced these associations. This content is relevant for understanding societal gender roles and cultural shift, offering historical context that is both educational and intriguing.