Why Adidas Dropped Kanye West
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The inevitable happened, Adidas Dropped Yeezy. So now what? In this podcast, Big Nacho and Bryan discuss some of the possible outcomes for both Adidas and Ye. They talk about why Kanye was dropped by his most important business partner and how it will affect sneaker culture as a whole. ➤JOIN The Sneaker Enthusiasts Group: Business Enquiries: [email protected] SEND US STUFF! 👇 NachoAverageFinds LLC 1920 Hillhurst Avenue Unit V980 Los Angeles, CA 90027
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