January 20, 2022
There was some good news and some bad news here. The good news is that Gunna himself co-signed the tweet. Clearly, Gunna is hoping to have a Nike collab later this year, as they clearly enjoy his hit single.
The bad news is that Nike gone ratio'd in the quote tweets. The goal on Twitter is to never be the main character, and the Nike Store failed with this post. Fans immediately told Nike to stop being a cringy brand on social media, while others said that the only thing they could do that would categorize as "P," is if they fixed the Nike SNKRS App. Needless to say, they did not get the responses they wanted.
Hopefully, Nike takes these reactions into consideration the next time they look to hop on a big hip-hop trend.
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