The Los Angeles Lakers were impressive in the opening game of the NBA Finals last night and Kobe Bryant topped the 30 point plateau for the 11th time in 12 games.

Since having fluid drained from his knee, Bryant has been unstoppable and Nike apparently thought enough of his performance thus far to compile a quick compilation of his latest and greatest accomplishments.

3 Stacks provides the vocals and a myriad of other past Nike wearers (Charles Barkley, David Robinson, Scottie Pippen, etc.) have cameos.

This ad however, is all about the Lakers, Nike (had to work Magic in even though he sported Converse) and #24.

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Aaron McGruder and the Boondocks gang recently announced their intent to go through with a third and final season of socio-political cartoon series that’s made Riley the most talked about animated celebrity of his era.

Until the farewell, which will promptly begin on May 2nd at 11:30, expect to see McGruder and the homies weigh in on topical issues @ Boondocks Bootleg.

In this clip they get at Tiger Woods, parodying the golfer’s recent ad spot with Nike where his father’s words hold true years after his death.

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In the last episode of MVPuppets Kobe and Lebron were apparently been challenged by Blitzen (Lupe Fiasco) and his reindeer squad.

The way it played out, Santa (KRS One) got a call from Blitz, who’d had enough of all the fanfare.

So Santa arranged a meeting at the hoopcourt and the reindeer got served like some $1 double cheeseburgers.

“The Game Is Ova! The Game Is Ova!! Budibop bye!!!!”

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What happens when you smoke cigarettes and clean your shoes at the same time? You become the subject of a heavily anticipated documentary that you more or less can’t speak on. The reason being? To of the most recognizable brands in the world put a cease and desist order out on you.

That’s what happened to designer “Ari” at least, when he noticed that Nike and Newport had virtually the same logo, save for the fact they’re flipped so no one can tell…

An interesting piece to say the least. Ari took the signature colors from Newport while borrowing the shoe design of Nike’s popular Air Force One, to mimick both brands. For his trouble, he can’t really talk about it right now.

Until he can, enjoy this trailer from what looks to be an interesting doc.

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