A number of Hip Hop artists have designed limited edition jerseys for Bleacher Report and Mitchell & Ness’ latest NBA Remix Collection.
Exclusive designs come from local figures such as Outkast for the Atlanta Hawks, J. Cole‘s Dreamville Records for the Charlotte Hornets, A$AP Ferg for the New York Knicks, Joey Bada$$ for the Brooklyn Nets, Denzel Curry for the Miami Heat and Aminé for the Portland Trail Blazers, but they will set fans back $75.
Also available are t-shirts for $45, hoodies for $100, hats for $40 and shorts for $125 — all featuring the same designs as the jerseys.
Dreamville x Hornets
OutKast x Hawks
A$AP Ferg x Knicks
And more ?Six more artists remixed their hometown teams' jerseys. Shop the latest installment of the Bleacher Report x Mitchell & Ness NBA Remix Collection ? https://t.co/Czvf7WJug0 pic.twitter.com/eBCG9jJ1Ve
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 10, 2020
This is the second drop in the NBA Remix Collection series, following the first in February.
Previous designs came from ScHoolboy Q for the Los Angeles Lakers, Future for the Atlanta Hawks, Big Sean for the Detroit Pistons, Wale for the Washington Wizards, The Diplomats for the New York Knicks, E-40 for the Golden State Warriors, No Limit Records for the New Orleans Pelicans, and DJ Khaled for the Miami Heat.
“Bleacher Report lives at the intersection of sports and culture,” Bleacher Report chief marketing officer Ed Romaine said. “The NBA Remix Collection is probably the best physical representation of this mission. It fuses Hip Hop music and basketball at the local level, with innovative designs that will drive conversation amongst a community of fans who are the new vanguard of style.”
The Diplomats, @ScHoolboyQ, @Wale, @BigSean and more have reimagined their hometown NBA jerseys as part of the @mitchell_ness x @BleacherReport NBA Remix collection https://t.co/Ay4ARBQYZq pic.twitter.com/ziBcXtH0iX
— Modern Notoriety (@ModernNotoriety) February 27, 2020
Bleacher Report and Mitchell & Ness first announced the NBA Remix campaign in March 2019 by linking up with Travis Scott, who reimagined the original Houston Rockets jersey from the 1970s. Through his Cactus Jack line, Scott incorporated his Astroworld graphics into the jersey design and also released two t-shirts.
“Travis is a 7x time Grammy-winning artist, who is an influential Rap artist among the GenX consumer,” Mitchell & Ness global marketing director Guy Hilton said along with the release.
Head over to the Bleacher Report store to purchase items from the latest collection.
Kicking off NBA Remix with a B/R @trvisXX x @mitchell_ness redesigned Houston Rockets jersey.
Shop NOW ? https://t.co/94utFq72UK pic.twitter.com/3XTMTPA5Ro
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 27, 2019