Not from what i have seen so far and I bet when it does come online, its presence will be very obvious to us.Hope there's a promotional picture of Eddie Huang eating a Bao. Is the promotional video out yet?
I think he owns a couple waffle houses and I think he was on tour for a bit. So while he isn't nearly as active as he used to in the music industry, seems like momentum is kept elsewhere, diversified.Haven't heard much about Cam'ron so maybe he really is desperate. Is he doing anything these days?
Rafa is also a tennis player, who's image is dependant on his play...these guys who image is that gangster life, that baller life... Now they finna tell me baller life = scion? GTFO...Never heard of him. I don't see this as being that bad of a relationship to have though.
Raphael Nadal is sponsored by Kia and everyone likes him. It's also not like this is the only brand relationship these guys have. I don't think any less of them.
I guess I see what you are saying. I imagine that if the money is good enough, these guys would endorse anything.Rafa is also a tennis player, who's image is dependant on his play...these guys who image is that gangster life, that baller life... Now they finna tell me baller life = scion? GTFO...
sounds like a smart low-cost way to start promoting the iA, if they get the results they want with those guys there might not be a need to push further for celebs of higher status.I guess the way Scion sees it is these guys have the sort of crowd they want to attract and with the budget they have to work with. Definitely much cheaper getting Camron than it is to get Jay Z
Right away Eddie points out some of the key premium features, such as dual-zone climate control, touchscreen audio, gear selection with the CVTiS (that’s with 7-point shifting, mind you), and as he cruises through town, we also highlight the 17” factory alloys and all the space this hatch provides. “The iM is dope and you can put a lot of gear into it,” Eddie adds. And he definitely would use it to hit all the great eats…and then get straight into burning it all off with the help of Justin Norris, The Trainer’s Trainer.
I wouldn't even call it a review, it was just that dude going about some random things where the iA was used and gave some useless feedback.It's not the best review but it was enjoyable to watch and it reaches out to the younger generation that they were originally aiming for. Though I'm not too sure about the odor absorbing part.