Kendrick Lamar isn’t a professional athlete, but he does know about how it takes hard work to find success. That’s just what Lamar discusses in a voiceover for a new Gatorade ad. In the video (which ...

He also had offers from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Groves was the Minnesota Gatorade player of the year after averaging 34.1 points, 8.5 rebounds, six assists and three steals this season.

Kendrick Lamar has partnered with Gatorade to be the voice of its new ... Losing players. Losing sweat. The solution? A drink that hydrates better than water. So they can work more.

Dot himself also closes out the ad, as beads of orange colored sweat pour down his face in the final frame. In a statement to Sports Business Journal, Gatorade CBO Anuj Bhasin said they chose K ...

In a striking final shot, the rapper closes out the ad with orange-coloured sweat rolling down his face, a symbolic nod to the brand’s iconic sports drink. Gatorade’s Chief Brand Officer Anuj ...

before telling the story of Gatorade’s creation in 1965 for the Florida Gators. Closing out the spot, Lamar says, “So how much sweat are you willing to lose? That’s how you know how much you’re ...

Read More: Lil Wayne Admits Drake and Kendrick Lamar Beef Flew Under His Radar and It Got Awkward Kendrick Lamar is the first musician to ever be in a Gatorade campaign. According to Sports ...

Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark had two words for Gatorade's new commercial that ... "Wins are measured in sweat lost," and is narrated over Kendrick Lamar's "Peekaboo" song, which is one of ...

Rapper Kendrick Lamar will be the headliner for the sports world again this weekend, this time in Gatorade commercials with a star-studded cast. The new ads, part of a 2025 marketing campaign by ...

The iconic Gatorade shower from the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl 59 victory is getting new life in Gatorade’s biggest celebrity marketing campaign ever. The memorable moment will be ...