Reebok sponsor crack dealer
I feel a little dissapointed in myself, as I've decided not to buy anything Reebok for myself or my football club because of its new association with 50 cent.
Reason for this is currently I play football with a beautiful white pair of Reeboks.
Anyway, you've probably seen its new adverts already where scum rapper counts backwards from 9 in relation to having been shot 9 times and then pull some scary "buy my crack" face at the camera. This guy is no hero, he's the lowest of the lower who has probably ruined hundreds of lives and yet somehow ended up in a position of high influence to a section of the public that have the potential to be very dangerous (due to the majority of them being very stupid).
The guy isn't even a sport star, just because he dresses like a ned, doesn't mean he actually does anything in those clothes, whereas Dame Kelly Holmes on the other hand is a true sporting hero who shouldn't have to endure being placed near this lowlife.
Its just another case of a large brand putting profit ahead of morals.
Better articles here , here and especially hereI just struggle to see the justice when a crack dealer can be put in that position in life.Out of interest I wonder if Reebok have thought about calling the new boots shooting boots?
Reason for this is currently I play football with a beautiful white pair of Reeboks.Anyway, you've probably seen its new adverts already where scum rapper counts backwards from 9 in relation to having been shot 9 times and then pull some scary "buy my crack" face at the camera. This guy is no hero, he's the lowest of the lower who has probably ruined hundreds of lives and yet somehow ended up in a position of high influence to a section of the public that have the potential to be very dangerous (due to the majority of them being very stupid).
The guy isn't even a sport star, just because he dresses like a ned, doesn't mean he actually does anything in those clothes, whereas Dame Kelly Holmes on the other hand is a true sporting hero who shouldn't have to endure being placed near this lowlife.
Its just another case of a large brand putting profit ahead of morals.
Better articles here , here and especially hereI just struggle to see the justice when a crack dealer can be put in that position in life.Out of interest I wonder if Reebok have thought about calling the new boots shooting boots?

























