airthompson
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- Jul 30, 2008
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ready for the 60 degree winters in LA
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Wouldn't pay even 300 for em, but they clean with the right fit. It's just not versatile enough.$4-600 L
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Didn’t see this happening ever, not just because of his comments but because of all the other stuff that came out about working with him, but the new CEO seems real sympathetic to Kanye.Personally, I believe they'll miracously find stock in November and December of this year.
And honestly, I see them re-upping the contract in 2024. The only thing America loves more than a great fall, is a greater redemption arc.
Ya, n that Ye-ard sale all but proved they need him.I think they’d be pretty stupid to put all of their eggs in that basket again but *kanye shrug*
Kanye not going to be working for/with any big brand that has a headquarters in America. Maybe if conservatives take over again he'll have a chance
Never againJesus Christ. Guy can't even give his own opinion on what he thinks Kanye's real character is. A call had to be made behind the scenes because I didn't see any outrage from that video. If dude didn't think Kanye meant it then he didn't think he meant it, why the hell are you apologizing? Adidas needs to stop backtracking and apologizing, that's what got them looking crazy in the first place. Dude you said nothing wrong.
Edit: "Glad to have spoken with Bjorn about his misstatement" aka he was bullied into retracting what he said.
It wasn’t a good look at all. I’m a comms person. If I was a comms person working at adidas, I would have been mortified. If you don’t think there was any outrage, you should read the comments on the Washington post story written about his feelings on Kanye. He had to backtrack publicly even though privately he’s still gonna hold those beliefs. But you can’t have the German guy condoning anti semetic rhetoric.Jesus Christ. Guy can't even give his own opinion on what he thinks Kanye's real character is. A call had to be made behind the scenes because I didn't see any outrage from that video. If dude didn't think Kanye meant it then he didn't think he meant it, why the hell are you apologizing? Adidas needs to stop backtracking and apologizing, that's what got them looking crazy in the first place. Dude you said nothing wrong.
Edit: "Glad to have spoken with Bjorn about his misstatement" aka he was bullied into retracting what he said.
Wish they'd restock the Black 700 V3. Prob the only Yeezy left that I still want.
It wasn’t a good look at all. I’m a comms person. If I was a comms person working at adidas, I would have been mortified. If you don’t think there was any outrage, you should read the comments on the Washington post story written about his feelings on Kanye. He had to backtrack publicly even though privately he’s still gonna hold those beliefs. But you can’t have the German guy condoning anti semetic rhetoric.
Truth is, half these kids don't know that history or care little if at all.The company was founded by anti-semite(s) though. When you house ammo and weapons used to kill Jewish people during the war, it's a moot point. They're trying so hard to distance themselves from it. It's inescapable and a reminder of where the company came from. I do agree that the CEO should have kept his mouth shut. Then again this is the same CEO that ran Puma into the ground.