Don’t call it a comeback, but D. Rose’s return to the NBA is on the horizon. While plugging his DRose 4’s, he gets a boost in his new Adidas ad featuring 2 Chainz, Common, Dom Kennedy and Big Sean.
With Nicki Minaj’s “Masquerade” providing
Last year’s NBA MVP, Derrick Rose celebrated the launch of his Adidas D. Rose 2 sneaks at his Run With Rose event in Chicago and brought out the city’s own Common for a freestyle. fsd
For Burger’s new video, he’s ballin like Derrick Rose—well not really. Although D.Rose may be a beast on the court, this right here should be called for a technical. The foulness. wshh
For Adidas’ latest ad campaign with Derrick Rose, the shoemaker licensed Big Sean’s track, “I Do It”. You can listen to the full thing here or on Finally Famous June 21st, boi. UPDATE: Extended promo with Sean in the lab via yk2
During a recent stop at the University of Chicago,
The NBA’s newest and youngest, MVP is featured in Powerade’s latest ad backed by J.Cole’s “I’m On It”. Congrats D. Rose, no Bull.
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