adidas TV Spot, 'The Why' Featuring Chelsea Gray, Chiney Ogwumike, Aliyah Boston, Kahleah Copper, Nneka Ogwumike - iSpot.tv.

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Though it may seem like your average campaign, “Remember The Why” is so much more - it's adidas Basketball ushering in an entirely new era. According to Eric Wise, the Global GM of the sub-label, the Three Stripes are “stripping away the excess and focusing [their] vision on the passion for the game.”

Headlined by a series of fast-paced films, the campaign welcomes a star-studded line up of David Beckham, Leon Goretzka and Ian Wright, actor and football fan, Jenna Ortega, as well as Argentina's World Cup hero, Lionel Messi.

Using Their Marketing Strategy to Build a Close Relationship with Their Audience. Adidas interacts with its customers. This creates a solid connection to keep them coming back for future purchases. The brand works to create excitement and enthusiasm around the world of sports on a personal and relatable level.

Set against the soundtrack of SL2's iconic song, 'On a Ragga Tip', fans see World Cup winner, Lionel Messi, alongside Mary Fowler, guiding both viewers and Jenna Ortega across the world to Fowler's home country of Australia, with preparations for the biggest women's sporting moment underway.

Adidas' mission statement is “To be the best sports brand in the world. Every day, we come to work to create and sell the best sports products in the world, and to offer the best service and consumer experience - and to do it all in a sustainable way.”

Adidas trefoil logo Found in its classic and heritage-style clothing and footwear products. The trefoil represents the brand's heritage and its connection to its roots in sports. The three leaves symbolize the brand's focus on diversity, inclusiveness, and global reach.

Set against the soundtrack of SL2's iconic song, 'On a Ragga Tip', fans see World Cup winner, Lionel Messi, alongside Mary Fowler, guiding both viewers and Jenna Ortega across the world to Fowler's home country of Australia, with preparations for the biggest women's sporting moment underway.

The name Adidas (written “adidas” by the company) is an abbreviation of the name of founder Adolf (“Adi”) Dassler. The Dassler family began manufacturing shoes after World War I. At the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the American track-and-field star Jesse Owens wore shoes that were reportedly a gift from Adi Dassler.

We see the world of sport and culture with possibility where others only see the impossible. 'Impossible is Nothing' is not a slogan for us. By being optimistic and knowing the power of sport, we see endless possibilities to apply this power and empower all people through action.

The "Impossible is Nothing" campaign was first launched by adidas in 2004 and is understood to be the brand's biggest advertising campaign. The campaign will be launched globally with a film series that features a diverse portfolio of eminent women from sport, fitness, and lifestyle.