LeBron in Grayscale Reads Like Makings of a Legend

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Alongside agency Wieden + Kennedy, Nike put together this two-part print campaign featuring LeBron James. Part I is at left; Part II is right here.

Ahh. Nike is never too pushy. In this spread you’ve got all the force and drama of a Jay-Z song, except the neighbors won’t complain.

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