
Kawhi Leonard And Jack Harlow Star In New Balance Ad Campaign
MASSACHUSETTS — Boston – based sportswear company New Balance is releasing a new iteration of its “We Got Now” campaign with Los Angeles Clippers player Kawhi Leonard and Grammy-nominated artist Jack Harlow.
The two will appear in the sporting giant’s new campaign, which released today. The campaign is meant to spotlight “those championing action to inspire others,” according to New Balance.
The two stars appear in a one-minute commercial playing basketball in New Balance styles. The commercial will air later this month. The commercial also features musician IU and English football players Raheem Sterling and Bukayo Saka.
Harlow is one of New Balance’s newest brand ambassadors, joining the brand in February. The musician was tapped to represent New Balance at the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game that month and unveiled the New Balance 550, the brand’s newest basketball shoe.
Photos Credit: Courtesy of New Balance
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