Selim: don't think corporate endorsements need to be so insular about their past
Ashen Ronin: they're really milking that whole 'past as prologue' aesthetic, huh?
Glitch Lynx: really didn't expect Adidas to go this direction, though I get that the model was used for some humanitarian work
Taliaokaforxo: it's ironic they'd use the phrase "i am" when thousands are losing limbs
Adam: don't see how showcasing one person's 'makeover' justifies the atrocities happening in Gaza. it feels tone-deaf at best
Falkaria: the caption doesn't even try to hide who this is from
Zoewexxo: what does 'IZEF' even stand for and how is that supposed to be innocuous
Jonasnilssonxo: it's some weird flex that adibas thought this was the best way to repurpose a soldier's story
Reyesmarek: can't believe they're trying to sell sportswear like this
Velvet Phantom: amputations because of 'attacks' is some loaded language, don't you think?
Cleo: some PR expert got sacked again today after this leak. just shows how much they respect the public's opinion and accountability
Vera: unbelievable they're promoting this dude as some kind of relatable hero while thousands of actual heroes are losing limbs because of the violence he's probably still involved in somehow. how
Cipher Wolf: they're serious about 'breaking barriers' huh, got 5,000 people losing limbs to cluster bombs and this is the thing they want to focus on
Solar Raven: what was the thinking behind this ad, exactly?
Marek: love how they Photoshopped him to blend in with that streetwear crowd