adidas UK (@adidasUK) / Twitter
AdidasUK Twitter Campaign Gamed Into Putting Racist, Anti-Semitic Names on Virtual Soccer Jerseys
Juan 🇬🇹 on Twitter: "Yo Adidas UK is trippin lol https://t.co/imzFrJhxcl" / Twitter
Adidas investigating after company shares racist and anti-Semitic tweets - AS USA
adidas UK on Twitter: "A timeless classic. Reimagined for speed. Copa SL. Available Monday. #LimitedCollection https://t.co/8sjddduRAw" / Twitter
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adidas UK (@adidasUK) / Twitter
Adidas DareToCreate campaign backfires over racist, anti-Semitic posts | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
adidas UK on Twitter | Manchester united, Manchester united wallpaper, Adidas football
adidas UK on Twitter | Manchester united football club, Manchester united football, Old trafford
Adidas Twitter Campaign Backfires; Platform Seized By Anti-Semites, Racists 07/03/2019
adidas UK (@adidasUK) / Twitter
adidas UK (@adidasUK) / Twitter
Adidas' Twitter Campaign To Launch New Arsenal Kit Backfires Horribly | HuffPost UK News
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adidas UK on Twitter: "@Ziyechh22 This is home. Welcome to the squad. Now it's time to seal the deal - order your new home shirt here: https://t.co/PYv2tn5ZN8 #DareToCreate https://t.co/unYUrBzTrp" / Twitter
Twitter Campaign For Arsenal's New Home Kit Goes Badly Wrong - SPORTbible
Antisemiten kapern Adidas-Twitter-Kampagne - Werbewoche m&k
adidas spotlights women's real bodies; men on twitter react | AFROPUNK
Adidas UK unveils new Arsenal FC uniform. Replies to twitter users with their name on the shirt. Doesn't read names.... | ResetEra
adidas spotlights women's real bodies; men on twitter react | AFROPUNK
Adidas DareToCreate campaign backfires over racist, anti-Semitic posts | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
adidas spotlights women's real bodies; men on twitter react | AFROPUNK
adidas UK - Euro 2020 Twitter Spaces | The Dots
Adidas sports bra ads banned for being likely to cause widespread offence | Advertising | The Guardian
Fastest Fingers First: How Twitter Sped Up Customer Engagement For Adidas's New Shoe | The Drum
