NBA legend Kevin Durant showed his petty side during All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles (February 2026), mocking a fan for approaching him in Adidas shoes. The viral clip, featuring streamer Kpreme, captures Durant questioning the choice:
- “Do you wear Adidas? Who the f—k wears Adidas? Nah. Real s—t. If you’re not hooping, who wears Adidas? So why you going to a f—king Adidas party?”
As a lifetime Nike athlete—one of only three in NBA history—Durant has stayed loyal despite past Adidas pursuit. His KD line remains hugely popular, and this moment reinforces his “checks over stripes” stance.
Adidas Fires Back – Designer Calls KD a “Low-Key Fan”
Adidas senior footwear designer Jalal Enayah responded on Instagram with receipts: an old post of Durant praising Harden’s Vol. 8 kicks. Caption:
“Since @easymoneysniper wants to talk sh*t about adidas lol We both know you’re a fan lowkey!!!!!”
This echoes earlier beef. In 2024, Anthony Edwards (Adidas) wanted KD in his AE 1s—Durant said “NEVER.” Adidas clapped back calling him “dusty” and retirement-bound—shots that didn’t age well.
Adidas’ Key Faces vs. Nike’s Dominance
Adidas holds strong as No. 2:
- Anthony Edwards (AE line rising)
- Donovan Mitchell
- James Harden (longtime signature)
- Damian Lillard (Dame legacy)
Nike leads with LeBron (lifetime), Luka Dončić, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Jordan Brand. Durant’s lifetime deal ensures his influence post-career.
Durant’s roast is brand loyalty fun—petty but harmless. Sneaker wars keep the culture buzzing!