Nike: My better is better

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Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland
Executive Creative Directors: Jelly Helm, Steve Luker
Creative Directors: Tyler Whisnand, Mike McCommon
Copywriter: Caleb Jensen
Art Director: Taylor Twist
Agency Executive Producer: Ben Grylewicz
Agency Producer: Shannon Worley
Assistant Producer: Natalie Montgomery
Production Company: Epoch Films, Los Angeles
Director: Stacy Wall
Executive Producer: Jerry Solomon
Producer: Marc Marrie
Editor: Lucas Eskin
Post-Production: Mad River Post
Audio Post-Production: Lime Studios
Mixer: Loren Silber
Effects: RIOT - Klaus
Color Correction: Stefan Sonnenfeld @ Co. 3
Titles/Graphics: Buck
Talent: LaDanian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson, Steve Nash, Kevin Durant, Brandon Roy, Diana Taurasi, Matt Holliday, Kyle Harrison; Ryan Powell, Landon Donovan, Hope Solo, Abby Wambach, Pete Carroll
Music: Saul Williams "List of Demands"
Record Label: Cornerstone/Fader
Sound Design: Lime
Sound Designer: Loren Silber

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  Entertainment

[Jon Mc]

my worst is worser then your worst =P

[NaviTheArchitect]

My comment... is better that your comment.

[Shirohige]

0:53 looks really dangerous

[otkacheni]

Nike, "I want my money back." LOL

[Nathalie Etter]

wie krank



[Bazukile Tuku]

check out Saul Williams - RTP Interview - Part 1 he explains his stance

[Augusto S.]

yeah, i thought about seeing things from that perspective too.

[Augusto S.]

because well, a song he wrote is used in a nike ad. saul constantly raps about topics such as racial discrimination, slaves, worker's explotation, world ruled by corporations, capitalism, monopolies, etc. etc.

NIKE, one of the biggest shoe companies in the world, one that is known for having sweatshops in third world countries, gave him money to use his song here, despite the fact that the company represents many things he is against.

i don't know, i was asking for opinions

[Bazukile Tuku]

y is he a sell out?

[FreshPrInceOf97]

Always think about this ad while im running

[cbaldwinjr]

Na'ah...people don't understand that sometimes people have to know who you are to get your message exposed. This was a vehicle to that larger message he puts out. Its silly to think that any and everything commercial equates to 'selling out' anyway.

[Augusto S.]

is saul williams a sell out??