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In support of Reebok’s Alter the Icons SS19 campaign, Reebok Classic continues its legacy of saluting those who defy expectations with the release of a new short film starring Atlanta rapper, Childish Major.
The short film brings the viewer inside the artist’s hometown of Atlanta through docu-style shots and Childish Major’s candid narration. In the film, Childish discusses how his hometown roots shaped who he is today, the profound role music has played in developing his style and how he breaks the rules creatively and authentically every day.
“Style is everything to me,” Childish Major says, “I would say I follow my instincts, kind of breaking the rules in that sense. I’m just trying to show people that they can do anything, no matter where they come from.”
Image Credit: Reebok
Childish Major’s influences and approach to his music directly reflect the spirit behind the Alter The Icons collection. Just as the collection takes Reebok Classic’s heritage silhouettes and imagines them in bold, altered ways, Childish Major draws from a rich heritage to create his artistic masterpieces.
The latest Alter the Icons collection is available in-stores now exclusively at the Foot Locker family of brands, including Foot Locker, Kid Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker, Champs Sports, Footaction and Eastbay, as well as online at Reebok.com.
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