Take it from Dwight – Fast don’t lie

October 7, 2010  ·  9:54AM

by Micah Hart

There’s a trend afoot in the NBA (pun somewhat intended). To move product, the shoe companies have taken to producing lavish-looking videos featuring the musical stylings of various players.

The most recent entry? That’d be Adidas and Dwight Howard, with as assist from Ken Jeong as Slim Chin (reprising a similar character he played in the movie The Hangover), singing about the inescapable truth that “Fast Don’t Lie”. Roll it:

Nicely done, Superman. Perhaps we’ll see a response from Fog Raw, Velvet Hoop, and Chief Blocka?

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  1. Adidas Uses NBA Talent for Bizarre ‘Fast Don’t Lie’ Slow Jam – mediabistro.com | Basketball Video Zone says:
    October 7, 2010 at 4:06 pm

    [...] Don't Lie'HitFix (blog)Dwight Howard and Ken Jeong make a great viral videoCDInsightTake it from Dwight – Fast don't lieNBA.com (blog)Howard the Dunk -OrlandoMagic.comall 18 news [...]

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