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Fresh off a historic Grammy night, Bad Bunny is keeping the momentum going — this time in the sneaker world.
The global superstar just surprise-released his first-ever signature shoe with Adidas: the BadBo 1.0.
The debut brown-and-white colorway is limited to just 1,994 pairs, a nod to Bad Bunny’s birth year. The sneaker launched without warning on a dedicated website, instantly turning it into a must-cop moment for fans and sneakerheads alike.
The upper combines nubuck and hairy teasel suede, layering two tones of brown over a white base. The standout feature is a pair of bold, darker wing clips radiating from the tongue, giving the shoe a futuristic yet heritage feel. A lighter brown mudguard wraps around the heel, while an asymmetrical inner collar adds an unexpected design twist.
Subtle branding details include Bad Bunny’s signature stitch on the tongue, “BadBo” on the lace tips, and “1994/1994” embroidered on the heel. Underfoot, EVA foam and translucent rubber round out the build.
Adidas says the BadBo 1.0 represents duality — blending athletic roots with modern construction. In the campaign, Bad Bunny shared a message about ambition and perspective: to him, no dream is bigger or smaller than another — it’s just about choosing which one to chase first.
Bad Bunny has been reshaping adidas silhouettes since 2021, reworking classics like the Forum, Gazelle, and Response. But a signature model puts him in a different league — signaling his evolution from collaborator to brand-defining partner.
With the Super Bowl halftime show around the corner, all eyes are now on whether the BadBo 1.0 will make its next big appearance on the world’s biggest stage.
At $160 and capped under 2,000 pairs, this drop isn’t just a sneaker — it’s a moment in Bad Bunny’s growing legacy across music, culture, and fashion.
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