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Real or fake? From the 90's. Nike Ekin sweatshirt, Nike tag but the tag underneath the Nike tag has what the shirt is made of and is a Russell Athletic tag :
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TIL Nike made a commercial depicting a Samburu tribesman saying "Just Do it" in his native language. An American anthropologist called them out. The spoken phrase actually meant, "I don't want these,
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TIL in a 1980s Nike commercial, a Kenyan tribesman's words were translated as “Just Do It”; however, American anthropologist Lee Cronk alerted Nike that the Kenyan really said, “I don't want these.
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TIL in a 1980s Nike commercial, a Kenyan tribesman's words were translated as “Just Do It”; however, American anthropologist Lee Cronk alerted Nike that the Kenyan really said, “I don't want these.
TIL in a 1980s Nike commercial, a Kenyan tribesman's words were translated as “Just Do It”; however, American anthropologist Lee Cronk alerted Nike that the Kenyan really said, “I don't want these.