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 She recently appeared on Quibi's shoe culture show "What You Don't Know" (You Ain't Got These) stating, "No one is more spectacular than him, no one is more beautiful than him, no one is more supernatural than him." White's first pair of Jordan shoes was not a 1 pair, but a grey and white 12 pair. But for her, that initial pair of Jordans is still where it all began: for Michael, for her love of shoes, for modern shoe culture itself. She even had AJ1 silhouettes stitched on her arms. The impact of the story extends beyond that. This year's sneaker market can be said to be about Air Jordan 1, and many players might have bought at least one pair. Furthermore, the market is extremely hot. Launches are common, but bankruptcies are rare. Even "Shadow", which once went bankrupt, has now exceeded 2,000! Although AJ1 has attracted a lot of attention, I'm afraid you have no idea how many colors have been released this year! The editor will

 Seizing this opportunity: Prior to the shoe's official release, the company aired a national advertisement insinuating that the banned footwear could have a competitive edge: "The NBA banned them from the game," the announcer's voice cracked. The camera then pans down from Michael's long, sleek legs to reveal the sneakers, commonly known as "Breds." "Fortunately, the NBA can't stop you from wearing them." The league purportedly fined Michael $5,000 each time he stepped onto the court wearing banned sneakers, a penalty the organization gladly paid and garnered free publicity for, although the sneakers have since appeared more in conventional colorways. The ban may seem like a setback for the product, but it's actually a favorable opportunity. "It associates this great player with these high-profile shoes and conveys the idea of American exceptionalism," Semelhack remarked. "Not only is he exceptional for his talents; Beca