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Friday, March 9, 2007
12:00:00 PM EST
Hearing Cold War Kids

Just When You Thought Nike Ads Couldn't Get Any Better


If you haven't seen Nike's Air Force 25 commercial, then you need to watch more TV and may not find humor in this parody. For the rest of us, the real genius here is so evident that the Swoosh should throw $50 grand at these five guys, run their clip as an ad during a few NBA broadcasts and reap the benefits of an endless wave of positive industry PR.

Props to We Are the Postmen for finding this first and to FanHouse for turning me onto it.

Update: Here's another parody of the same commercial, although it's not quite as good, in my opinion.



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