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The Best "Colin Kaepernick Nike Ad Parodies"

The Best "Colin Kaepernick Nike Ad Parodies"
The Best "Colin Kaepernick Nike Ad Parodies"

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Published September 07, 2018

Published September 07, 2018

When Nike announced an ad campaign with Colin Kaepernick, some of the former NFL quarterback's more extreme quarterbacks took to mutilating their Nike products. The rest of the world saw the potential for memes. Nike's Kaepernick ad features the quarterback in closeup with the words "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything" over him.

(Source: CNN)

The image was a quick hit as an exploitable, and soon dozens of edits spread online featuring people characters from all sorts of media. Here are some of our favorites.

An Important Message

(Source: Twitter)

No No No No NO

(Source: Reddit)

A Terrible Loss

(Source: KnowYourMeme)

Papa Wants to Say the N-Word

Allow For Weiners

(Source: Reddit)

Something Truly Important

(Source: Reddit)

Ahhh, Mike

Do As Dennis

(Source: Facebook)

Another Quarterback's Ad

Just Roll Safe

A Solid Point

(Source: KnowYourMeme)

And Of Course, Hitler

Tags: colin kaepernick, nike, just do it,



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