Introducing a new film by adidas Originals: ‘Original is Never Finished’
We feature visionaries from the worlds of music, art, skate, and sport. Reaffirming the notion original is never finished, the film features a remix of the iconic song, “My Way” by Frank Sinatra with a provocative approach to today’s streetwear culture. adidas Originals turns to the new generation of creators to inspire them to redefine their meaning of originality. ‘Original is Never Finished’ film explores this idea that driving culture forward can recreate the idea of what is truly original.
We feature visionaries from the worlds of music, art, skate, and sport. Reaffirming the notion original is never finished, the film features a remix of the iconic song, “My Way” by Frank Sinatra with a provocative approach to today’s streetwear culture. adidas Originals turns to the new generation of creators to inspire them to redefine their meaning of originality. ‘Original is Never Finished’ film explores this idea that driving culture forward can recreate the idea of what is truly original.
 The Adidas Originals “Original Is Never Finished” campaign took home the Grand Prix for the Entertainment for Music Award at the 2017 Cannes
 Lions International Festival of Creativity. In the ad, athletes, stars 
and models take part in a reworked, modern take on Frank Sinatra’s “My 
Way,” while vivid visuals transcend from one scene to the next. Rival 
sportswear company Nike was also in the running for its “We the People” 
campaign, featuring a touching “new national anthem” performed by Chance
 the Rapper, but Adidas’ originality (pun intended) eventually came out 
on top.
Created by Johannes Leonardo and directed by Terence Neal of the 
innovative RSA Films, the spot includes cameos from the likes of rapper 
Snoop Dogg, artist Petra Collins and NBA veteran Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 
addition to emerging faces such as the Lakers’ Brandon Ingram. In the 
campaign, the overarching concept of originality as an evolving process 
was at the forefront, from Collins’ contemporary take on 
Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus” to Snoop Dogg’s reimagining of his classic
 “Doggystyle” album cover. 
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