Songwriter Writes ‘Just Do It,’ Hopes Nike Will Just Buy It

Twelve-year-old Khristiana “Tia” Parchman has written, arranged and produced a song called “Just Do It” which she, along with her co-producer father, hopes Nike will consider using in upcoming ad campaigns. We’re no talent scout but we think this tune certainly has possibilities. There are no lyrics (yet) other than “do it” repeated during portions of the song. You Wieden + Kennedy folks should give it a listen. Here.

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