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Kobe / Nike (2011)

  • Writer: margielainparis
    margielainparis
  • Aug 29
  • 1 min read
Nike advertising campaign called "Broken but not defeated" featuring Kobe Bryant (2011)
Nike advertising campaign called "Broken but not defeated" featuring Kobe Bryant (2011)

The phrase “Broken Not Beaten” originates from a Nike t-shirt released shortly after Kobe won his fifth NBA championship. The design features an X-ray image of Kobe's hand showing fractures—yet decorated with all five championship rings—symbolizing resilience and triumph despite physical adversity. It visually captures Kobe’s warrior ethos: he's been "broken" (injured), but never truly defeated. The X-ray juxtaposed with the rings is a striking tribute to his pain, perseverance, and ultimate glory.


 
 
 

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