Adidas launched a viral campaign featuring actor Ken Jeong, Dwight Howard and Derrick Rose entitled 'Fast Don't Lie.' The marketing scheme was designed to sell Rose's new shoes, but thanks to the auto-tuning Gregory Brothers it has been transformed into a catchy tune as well. The Gregory Brothers are the same people behind 'Bed Intruder'
Dr. Dre and LeBron James have met their match, as Skullcandy has brought in not only one but five NBA players to represent the company's NBA-themed headphones. LeBron has long supported Beats By Dre, the most highly regarded headphones out right now, which are upwards of $300 in cost. I'll keep my extra $270 in exchange for a slightly lower
Last time we saw actor Ken Jeong (Community, The Hangover) he was performing the beautiful duet "Fast Don't Lie" with the Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard. Jeong, under the alias Slim Chin, is back for another fast demonstration with the Chicago Bulls' Derrick Rose. The latest Adidas spot may not be in music video form, but when a caviar pool
Nothing gets more viral attention these days than a music video parody, and although this one doesn't exactly "parody" anything in particular, the lack of humor is few and far between. Adidas gathered NBA stars Dwight Howard and Derrick Rose?along with?comedic actor Ken Jeong to perform the music video "Fast Don't Lie," which is?fantastic on so
The wait is almost over for?2K Sports' NBA 2K11, which debuts in stores October 5. The latest commercial poses an interesting question of whether Michael Jordan could beat a 13th century warrior. If I remember correctly Genghis Khan wasn't a man of high stature, so I don't see Air Jordan and friends having a problem with him.
His love for candy may not be as infamous as that of Lamar Odom, but Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose has a thing for Skittles, and the company took notice. Beautiful. Just beautiful. Are those enlarged skittles 3D? The people at Wrigley customized the candy machine for Rose for free, and also provided him with at least a three years
Check out?The Sporting Rave on?Twitter?and Facebook, if you?re into that kinda thing. Adidas has released the "miCoach," which apparently gives you coaching tips as you work out. Super Bowl champ Reggie Bush of the Saints and World Cup finalist David Villa of Spain make an appearance in the commercial, as well as Chicago Bulls point guard
