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The combination we didn’t know we needed: football and music unite once again thanks to two of their biggest icons, Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny. The pair star in Adidas’ latest campaign, collaborating on two new casual and football boots that have taken the internet by storm since their announcement.
You are watching: Where to buy Bad Bunny and Messi’s new shoes? When do they appear and how much do they cost?
Good news? Price and release date have been revealed, giving you plenty of time to order or give as a Christmas gift. But be alert—you’ll need to act fast!
A video posted on Bad Bunny and Messi’s social media accounts revealed one of Adidas’ most special projects. It features the urban singer and the footballer writing heartfelt letters to each other.
The heart of the campaign lies in these letters, which reflect both of their careers, which have touched millions of lives and have many similarities.
“This country wouldn’t be the same if you were born somewhere else… We are lucky, very lucky. Every year, 130 million people are born and there will never be anyone like you again. They say you just filled the stadiums.” to raise our flag to its highest heights. Because you have so much talent, but to still be at the top for so many years – that’s very little,” part of the dialogue between Messi and Bad Bunny reads. These words can easily be applied to human artists as well. Puerto Rico and number 10 of Argentina.
As the video continues, viewers will be treated to scenes from Messi and Bad Bunny’s daily lives, including goals and on-field celebrations, while the Puerto Rican singer shines at concerts and festival.
The video ends: “We will never leave you alone because your love is worth more than any money. There is nothing more to say, you gave us everything. Thank you “.
A viral video
As expected, the campaign went viral, attracting more than 550,000 likes just three hours after its release. The commentary features responses from Messi’s wife, Antonella Roccuzzo, Bad Bunny himself, Spotify Argentina, rapper PJ Sin Suela and Spanish sports presenter Cristóbal Soria.
Fans of both stars expressed excitement over the collaboration, with many calling it a meeting of the GOAT—a reference to the “Greatest of All Time.”
When can you buy them and how much do they cost?
This collaboration features two iconic models: the Adidas Gazelle and the F50 football boots. The Gazelles are making a comeback and the F50 boots have long been an indispensable part of Messi’s professional football career.
According to reports, the Adidas Gazelles will cost $180, while the player version of the F50 shoe will cost $399.39. The shoes go on sale this Saturday via the Adidas mobile app, but you’ll need to register NOW to enter the lottery to buy them.
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Although the collaboration was announced to the public on September 21, Messi unveiled the soccer boots during Inter Miami’s 6-2 win over the New England Revolution, where he scored three goals and celebrated as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The match was meaningful not only because of the hat-trick but also because Inter Miami broke the MLS record for most points in a regular season, won the Supporters’ Shield and received an official invitation to participate. Club World Cup 2025 from FIFA President Gianni. Newborns.
For Bad Bunny, working with Messi could be a dream come true, as he has mentioned the footballer a lot in his lyrics.
One of the most famous references is from his debut track “Tu No Vive Así” with Arcángel, where he cleverly plays on the phrase: “I haven’t scored a goal yet, but I’ve had Christians pray for Messi.”
Tags Bad Bunny, Lionel Messi, Adidas, Fashion, Collaboration, World Cup, Football
Source: https://anhngunewlight.edu.vn
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