I prefer "Rockports!"

does that anouncer say ady-das?
We say a-de-daas.

or "All Day I Dream About Sex" (ADIDAS)

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>> ^justathinker:
Celebrate originality... like everyone else.
Bitch about "originality"... like everyone else.

I like the guy's artwork. I know Adidas sponsored the video but since there's no products of any kind in the video I don't see how it's really viral. She's barefoot for Christ's sake! In brandless clothes - How's it an Adidas ad?!

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Wow. I have no interest in swimming, but... wow.

I read that Nike said 2 weeks ago that their sponsees could wear the speedo suits(i remember reading adidas but i must be wrong on that). Which really... is pretty groundbreaking in the capitalistic world. 48 of the last 50 world records have been set in that swimsuit. So my question, how does a swimsuit somehow make everybody set records like crazy?

Bjork is from the same species as..?
http://www.videosift.com/video/Adidas-Adicolor-Pink-1

I'm curious - who produced this? Is this a silent viral ad for the sports companies (Adidas?), or just some sort of random video? It all seems a little too convenient and perfect.

Nothing wrong with that, I'm upvoting, just want to correctly ID the source.

Hmm... an Adidas FOOTBALL? Socks? Shoulder pads? Yeah, I'll call it *viral

Flesh coloured = Saints Gold: http://images.google.ca/images?q=new%20orleans%20saints

http://www.press.adidas.com/DesktopDefault.aspx/tabid-195/

Cartoon nudity gets NSFW? What kind of boot camps do you people work at?

crap.. I'm slipping. How did I miss that. Oh well, except for the title, adicolor, you wouldn't know any adidas content in there.

viral trash for Adidas!

The term "chav" refers to a subcultural stereotype of people fixated on fashions such as flashy "bling" jewellery (generally gold), and designer clothing with the beige Burberry pattern (most famously the baseball cap which has since been discontinued by the company), and such brands as Lonsdale, Berghaus, Burberry, Von Dutch, Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Stone Island, Kappa, Ben Sherman, Adidas, Nike, and best-known Sergio Tacchini. Musically chavs also tend to have a different taste mainly involving rap, dance, happy hardcore, RnB and an unusual type of music referred to as New Monkey. Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation of classism.

Adidas and Nike are first, foremost, and last marketing companies. They manufacture nothing. Their 2 purposes are A) Managing intellectual property and B) Selling stuff. Truly the wave of the corporate future.

Nike and Adidas truly excel at the art of advertising.

NBA star Kevin Garnett is featured in this Adidas ad which is part of the “Impossible is Nothing” campaign. Etta James sings the spirtual “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands” in the background.