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Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny collaborate with Adidas to create unique shoes, celebrating the Latino community. Discover their interpretation of the Gazelle and F50, available from October 26.
Football legend Lionel Messi and rap star Bad Bunny have teamed up with Adidas to reinterpret two iconic models of the brand, the Gazelle and the F50.
This first-of-its-kind collaboration, launching on October 26, 2024, aims to merge their unique styles while celebrating the Latino community. “We hope to inspire new generations to follow their passions”Bad Bunny said in an interview.
A signature pair for Messi and Bad Bunny
The F50 “Messi x Bad Bunny”, already seen on the eight-time Ballon d’Or during an Inter Miami match, displays a pastel brown design with turquoise Adidas stripes, reminiscent of the album cover of Bad Bunny.
This model, like the Gazelle, reflects their desire to create a link between football and music while promoting unity within the Latino community.
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