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The 90th Minute Drop for Adidas

22.2K+
live viewers
Sportswear & Football
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Live on Adidas Arabia
πŸ“Š THE SCOREBOARD

Watch it, then check the receipts

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πŸ“Έ ON SET

Straight from the shoot

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🎯 The problem

Adidas needed hosts who could carry β€œThe 90th Minute Drop”: a 90-minute live shopping show revealing the Al Nassr 26/27 away kit to the world for the first time. The format left nowhere to hide. Three timed sell moments, a shopping link on screen the whole time, and a genuine first reaction to a sealed kit nobody had opened. The talent had to do all the work.

πŸ’‘ The idea

Pure talent service. A beat sheet instead of a script, and the freedom to make every line feel like two friends talking football. The show ran like a match: kick off in the stadium tunnel, the reveal in the locker room, styling battles for three different fits, football culture talk with co-host Khalid, and a final whistle countdown for the last drop.

🎬 The execution

Shot through Al Nassr's Al Awwal Park, from the tunnel to the pitch to the locker room, then aired on Adidas Arabia's account with the shop link live the whole time. 22.2K people watched it happen. And yes, a real goat wore the new kit on the pitch, because when the club belongs to Ronaldo, you bring the GOAT.

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The results πŸ“Š

22.2K+
live viewers
πŸ”΄ Live on Adidas Arabia
🏟️ Shot at Al Awwal Park
⏱️ 90 minutes on air
WHY IT WORKED πŸ§ͺ

The anatomy of the joke

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A beat sheet, not a script
Ninety live minutes leave nowhere to hide, so the show ran on a beat sheet and real football talk instead of memorized lines. That is what kept two friends talking football watchable from the tunnel to the final whistle.
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The venue did the storytelling
Kick-off in the tunnel, the reveal in the locker room, styling battles for three fits: shooting through Al Awwal Park turned a product drop into a matchday. The kit was unveiled where kits actually live.
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Talent as the service
No edits, no retakes, three timed sell moments with the shop link live on screen, and 22.2K people watching in real time. Carrying a brand's own broadcast is a different skill from making videos, and that is exactly what was booked.
πŸ’‘ KEY TAKEAWAY
Making videos is one service. Carrying a brand's own broadcast is another. Casting the right face in front of the camera covers both.
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