This past weekend, for one day only, Shady Records and Brisk (Lipton/Pepsi) opened the doors to the Brisk Bodega. A dope pop up bodega-themed museum showcasing the evolution of Eminem’s Shady Records with authentic memorabilia collected from multiple parties associated with the label.
Check out the video below for a look at the Brisk Bodega, and plz don’t mind me being a fatty at 1:41 lol. Enjoy!
“Perhaps no coaches show more passion and energy than college basketball coaches. Here, we celebrate their exuberance and signature moves. It’s not crazy, it’s sports.” This is ESPN’s description for their new commercial below.
The music used is “D.A.N.C.E” by Justice. The song was nominated for a Grammy and MTV video award, while winning for video of the year at the MTV Europe Music Awards. Below is the official video for this super cool video/song.
Chris Paul and The New Orleans Hornets lost their game vs. The Indiana Pacers tonight, but Chris Paul was still a winner.
During the game, Jordan Brand released Chris Paul’s “Quick Can’t Be Caught” campaign with a series of commercials showcasing CP3’s superior speed and agility. Check it out below, but don’t blink, each commercial is just 5 seconds long!
Arguably, THE greatest sporting event in the world is set to take place this summer, The FIFA World Cup. It seems as though everyone, including myself, is getting football (soccer) fever and Louis Vuitton is no exception.
The above photo, captured by Annie Leibovitz, features three of the greatest footballers to ever play the game. Pelé of Brazil, Diego Maradona of Argentina, and Zinedine Zidane of France, are shown in a friendly and albeit competitive match of table football. You’ll notice some Louis Vuitton pieces in the background of this quaint Madrid café, including a Pégase cabin case Monogram with Zinedine Zidane’s initials.
As a part of Vuitton’s “Core Values 2010” ad campaign, this visual will appear in print around June.
Check out www.louisvuittonjourneys.com for more goodies and interaction with the three legends.
