Aaron Hope
February 27th, 2014 (updated)
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Hip-hop has so thoroughly permeated modern culture that it’s probably one of the best ways to relate to kids these days. Case in point: the Nike MVPuppets campaign. Occasionally hilarious, the felt version of Kobe Bryant picks up where Santa-KRS left off, rapping about the shoe. It starts off sounding like a Spartan Spirit skit, but ends with an unmistakably MVPuppets twist as Lil Dez steps in to save Foot Locker from a Zoom Kobe V-induced blaze. Click the jump below to see for yourself.
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