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Ettally - 10-24-2019 at 05:37 AM

Professional basketball star Kevin Durant has nike air max 97 homme paired up with Nike to release a pair of sneakers that promote not his

illustrious athletic career, but instead advertise his blooming YouTube channel. Durant's love for YouTube apparently

runs so deep that he decided to pay homage to the platform with his newest design as part of his standing KD12 line of

Nike sneakers. Nike debuted the KD12 YouTube sneakers last week ahead of their October 26 release date, when they'll be

on sale for $150.

The shoes "represent [Durant's] enthusiasm nike air max 97 femme solde for how the platform connects his on the court life with his fans," Nike

says on the shoes' launch page. Durant has 777,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel, which he started in 2017 during

his first championship run with the Golden State Warriors. Durant, who signed with the Brooklyn Nets in the offseason,

has shared behind-the-scenes clips on his YouTube channel from his life both on and off the court.

The shoes are, predictably, [url=https://www.shoesdosale.fr/chaussure-nike-femme/chaussure-nike-femme-air-max-97/]nike

air max 97 femme pas cher[/url] mostly red, as is YouTube's defining color. The sneakers feature the notable YouTube

Play button alongside Durant's name, and even have a search bar on the shoe's insole. Check out some of the other

details of the sneaker design, which borrows iconic symbols and labels from YouTube. The KD12 YouTube shoes have a

pattern on both the back of the heel and the tongue that feature some of the platform's most recognizable buttons,

including those for pausing and skipping videos, adding closed captions to content, and thumbs up and thumbs down

symbols for voting on videos.

The pattern also features two icons nike air max 270 homme specific to Durant: the icon that appears in the bottom-right of all his YouTube

videos, and the number 35 — which references the name of his investment Thirty Five Ventures, as well as his longtime

jersey number (which he just changed for his first season with the Brooklyn Nets). Durant's shoes also sport a tag

attached to the back of the heel. On one side, the tag reads, "Skip Ad," a reference to the button that appears on

YouTube to allow you to get past an advertisement and onto the video.