Pitfalls0117
Invokana Trump
Time to churn out some UA hunting gear
It's a wrap for Under Armour!
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They'll be camo heavy this baseball and football season.
This ...Might need to appeal to the NASCAR circuit
They already do. But yeah that lane might be their best bet.
They want to compete with Nike cuz they can charge more for cool urban athletic wear. But they will never as cool as Nike or Adidas. They had a chance at one point but it has probably passed
UA got hunting and fishing gear. Their target is rednecks, training, and football. They really never care to go after the urban market.
They certainly started out as a base layer and then performance apparel company. I think they've attempted to branch out beyond just performance apparel because you need urban and lifestyle gear in order to get those big time college deals.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Got nikkas in here arguing bout politics, basketball, draws, and the falcons blowing like an American Idol contestant.
I love this place
I love this place
U throwing shots at Lebron? That's messed up, I agree with u tho, Lebron wouldn't of spoken up to Phil Knight
:MJEllen::MJEllen::MJEllen:Got nikkas in here arguing bout politics, basketball, draws, and the falcons blowing like an American Idol contestant.
I love this place
Nah breh..peep my avi..I ain't ever gonna disrespect the Kang..I just think someone like Cam would never speak out ..LeBron wouldn't be afraid to speak out ...People act like dude is bytchmade when he's the most powerful athlete in America...Y'all call him LeGM , LeCoach then act like he'd be afraid to lose endorsments ..The great thing about LeBron is that he's not afraid to use his powerU throwing shots at Lebron? That's messed up, I agree with u tho, Lebron wouldn't of spoken up to Phil Knight
That's real talk though. Most superstar athletes don't feel they wield the power to speak out against their sponsors.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Baltimore City Council Member was bashed for saying this in January.
Baltimore Politician Accuses Under Armour CEO of ‘White Supremacy’
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is moving ahead with a $5.5 billion building project in Baltimore’s southern end, which will include not only the company’s headquarters but also residential and commercial property and a manufacturing plant.
Some might suggest such a massive investment is a good thing for the struggling city—but Baltimore City Council member Ryan Dorsey denounced the company and its CEO Kevin Plank as emblematic of “white supremacy.”
“White supremacy cozying up to white supremacy? Shocker,” Dorsey wrote in a Facebook post about Plank, who was among the business leaders meeting with Donald Trump in January. “’Quisling’ probably isn’t even an appropriate term to use. It specifically refers to a local traitor getting in bed with an occupying force.”
Dorsey, who is white, also slammed Plank as “an occupying, colonizing, culturally appropriating force.”
Plank didn’t respond, but a spokesman for Plank Industries told the Baltimore Sun that Dorsey’s comments were “unprofessional and unworthy of an elected official, even a very inexperienced one.”
Dorsey, a 35-year-old first-term progressive Democrat, is known for showing up to meetings in a black hoodie sweatshirt, the Sun noted.
Plank’s Baltimore project, which received near-record-breaking subsidies from the city, is expected to create 25,000 local jobs. Under Armour, the second-largest sports apparel company in the United States, anticipates that its new Baltimore headquarters alone will provide 10,000 jobs, up from about 2,000 before.
Other local politicians rushed to denounce Dorsey’s comments. The mayor called them “totally unacceptable.” One council member said Dorsey’s statements were “highly disrespectful” and another said he was “shocked and saddened” by them, the Sun reported.
But Dorsey has since doubled down on his comments, saying the new development is an “egregious example” of a project that benefits only the city’s white residents.
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NOW they get it.
Baltimore Politician Accuses Under Armour CEO of ‘White Supremacy’
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is moving ahead with a $5.5 billion building project in Baltimore’s southern end, which will include not only the company’s headquarters but also residential and commercial property and a manufacturing plant.
Some might suggest such a massive investment is a good thing for the struggling city—but Baltimore City Council member Ryan Dorsey denounced the company and its CEO Kevin Plank as emblematic of “white supremacy.”
“White supremacy cozying up to white supremacy? Shocker,” Dorsey wrote in a Facebook post about Plank, who was among the business leaders meeting with Donald Trump in January. “’Quisling’ probably isn’t even an appropriate term to use. It specifically refers to a local traitor getting in bed with an occupying force.”
Dorsey, who is white, also slammed Plank as “an occupying, colonizing, culturally appropriating force.”
Plank didn’t respond, but a spokesman for Plank Industries told the Baltimore Sun that Dorsey’s comments were “unprofessional and unworthy of an elected official, even a very inexperienced one.”
Dorsey, a 35-year-old first-term progressive Democrat, is known for showing up to meetings in a black hoodie sweatshirt, the Sun noted.
Plank’s Baltimore project, which received near-record-breaking subsidies from the city, is expected to create 25,000 local jobs. Under Armour, the second-largest sports apparel company in the United States, anticipates that its new Baltimore headquarters alone will provide 10,000 jobs, up from about 2,000 before.
Other local politicians rushed to denounce Dorsey’s comments. The mayor called them “totally unacceptable.” One council member said Dorsey’s statements were “highly disrespectful” and another said he was “shocked and saddened” by them, the Sun reported.
But Dorsey has since doubled down on his comments, saying the new development is an “egregious example” of a project that benefits only the city’s white residents.
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NOW they get it.
Baltimore City Council Member was bashed for saying this in January.
Baltimore Politician Accuses Under Armour CEO of ‘White Supremacy’
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is moving ahead with a $5.5 billion building project in Baltimore’s southern end, which will include not only the company’s headquarters but also residential and commercial property and a manufacturing plant.
Some might suggest such a massive investment is a good thing for the struggling city—but Baltimore City Council member Ryan Dorsey denounced the company and its CEO Kevin Plank as emblematic of “white supremacy.”
“White supremacy cozying up to white supremacy? Shocker,” Dorsey wrote in a Facebook post about Plank, who was among the business leaders meeting with Donald Trump in January. “’Quisling’ probably isn’t even an appropriate term to use. It specifically refers to a local traitor getting in bed with an occupying force.”
Dorsey, who is white, also slammed Plank as “an occupying, colonizing, culturally appropriating force.”
Plank didn’t respond, but a spokesman for Plank Industries told the Baltimore Sun that Dorsey’s comments were “unprofessional and unworthy of an elected official, even a very inexperienced one.”
Dorsey, a 35-year-old first-term progressive Democrat, is known for showing up to meetings in a black hoodie sweatshirt, the Sun noted.
Plank’s Baltimore project, which received near-record-breaking subsidies from the city, is expected to create 25,000 local jobs. Under Armour, the second-largest sports apparel company in the United States, anticipates that its new Baltimore headquarters alone will provide 10,000 jobs, up from about 2,000 before.
Other local politicians rushed to denounce Dorsey’s comments. The mayor called them “totally unacceptable.” One council member said Dorsey’s statements were “highly disrespectful” and another said he was “shocked and saddened” by them, the Sun reported.
But Dorsey has since doubled down on his comments, saying the new development is an “egregious example” of a project that benefits only the city’s white residents.
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NOW they get it.
I don't keep up with Baltimore. How many of these jobs will go to baltimore residents. Specifically how many for minorities?
Youngblood Priest
Atl baby
Bruh, I don't see fukkers rocking ua in the A.Get our more breh. UA athletic gear is HUGE. Their shoes are becoming more popular esp with younger cats.
Plank fukked up his money bad with this one. What a dumbass move.
Diarrhea of the mouth strikes again