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In 2007, Dr. Martens launched a poster campaign featuring many deceased artists wearing their boots. Many were appalled with this decision, outraged inside the disgrace that were there caused.
Many questioned why rockstars like Kurt Cobain and Joey Ramone who were more well known with their love of Converse were pictured within these boots. Both Cobain's widowed wife, Courtney Love, and Joey Ramone's brother, Mickey Leigh, loved decreasing this disgrace to the image of themselves.
As with most companies that advertise, lost the fight . be hardly any limit on what this business are going to do produce the affluent and celebrities to don their product, make a look and feel, and publicize their happiness hard. Besides that, usually they shovel fistfulls of greenbacks to do this.
Yet in 2008, when Converse hit its 100th birthday and launched a large number of music icons prominently shown on their shoes, many decided not to bat a close look to show off these legends of rock on shoes. Even many of the most cynical music fans can't ignore this excellent fit between Converse and Rock 'n roll. What's more surprising is the way the majority are willing backing this ad campaign.
Karen O of this "Yeah Yeah Yeahs", who have been referred to by reject many offers historically, seemed rather excited to enhance her staple stage shoes. Maya Arulpragasam, aka MIA, who sang the lines "Trendsetters make things better/Don't sell that should be product pushers" ironically seemed quite compliant to push this program (doubly ironic that he been wearing these when asked).
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