Nicki Minaj & Drake Debut Exclusive ‘Anaconda’ Air Jordans

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By now, you’ve likely seen the (in)famous Nicki Minaj video for her hit single “Anaconda”, but if you haven’t, go check that and Pop Culture Spin’s breakdown of the epic event.

In the case that you have viewed that sensuous display of female booty-blasting, rump-shaking, tail-twerking action, you may not have noticed the footwear that Minaj and her cohort, Aubrey Gr-, err … Drake, were wearing. And rightfully so if you didn’t catch it — there was a whole lot of action going on. Nevertheless, they came out with some nice kicks for the video.

In Minaj’s case, her and crew of dancers went all hip-hop for segments of the video and debuted a bright blue and pink version of the Air Jordan 6 Retro, see you can see below:

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Very cute stuff, no? A pair of kicks destined to be a girl’s best friend.

Drake on the other hand, went with a curiously color-blocked white-dominant Air Jordan 3 Retro, which likely is colored with black and gold accents, per his usual habits of attire. Even Minaj herself had on a similar make of what Drake was wearing as she was kneeling giving Drake more of those trusty sensual vibes. Again, below:

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For more on footwear, go to Baller Mind Frame’s Gear & Lifestyle for all your sportswear and lifestyle interests and updates.

Images courtesy of VEVO and Cash Money/Young Money Records; image post-production by Sandy Dover

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Sandy Dover serves as Managing Partner and Editor-at-Large of Hardwood & Hollywood, which is a content partner with Complex Networks. With the consolidation of his executive and editorial roles as Senior Editor, Leadership Board Member, and Equity Partner of H&H, Sandy has his hands in everything creative, editorial, social, and strategic for the outlet. Formerly of ESPN, SLAM, and Yahoo!, Sandy is a White House-vetted and U.S. Senate-recognized media multihyphenate with extensive, multifaceted work in communications, strategy, and marketing in boutique/startup, corporate, and nonprofit spaces throughout multiple industries, including sports and fashion.

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