Brief B: solid, 4 red flags (missing essentials, no ad disclosure, no length and rules changed later), no repost or recycled content from other clippers, write in the caption. The brand shares a footage link and a brief document.
An NBA champion trains in Noisy-le-Grand and retraces his rise from Paris basketball to a titlePODCAST15m of 42m read81HIGH
The hosts meet the player at a gym in Noisy-le-Grand, where he says he will lift weights in the morning and train there over the next two days. He says he played for Paris Basketball and lists his day as training, eating, walking in Paris, getting a haircut and trying Satyn products.
Read more
He says he leaves for Senegal and then plays World Cup qualifiers against Mali, Egypt and Angola, and the hosts and the guest argue that elite sport is brutal and that cheating gets you killed because you face older, more experienced players. He explains he started basketball at around age 8 because of his sister, after playing football at the mairie du 13e, and says he and Pacôme grew up together in Paname, went through INSEP and Paris Basket and now play on the same New York team.
Covers the first 15 of 42 minutes.
WHO
PacômeMentioned
WHY WATCH
In the opening minutes he reveals he became NBA champion in his first year, ending a wait of more than 50 years for New York, only two years after playing for Paris Basketball.
le Frérot trains at his Noisy-le-Grand gym and maps Senegal's World Cup qualifiersEDITED VIDEO4m of 42m read81HIGH
In the opening minutes, a host introduces le Frérot, an NBA player who grew up in France and ended up in New York, and says they will spend the day with him. le Frérot says he trains every day at a handball gym in Noisy-le-Grand in the 93 because he is from Paris 13 and played for Paris Basketball, and that he will go to Paris to get his hair done and try products.
Read more
He says he leaves for Senegal and then plays Mali, Egypt and Angola in World Cup qualifiers. He weighs getting vanilles once his hair grows but says he thinks he will get locks because other styles need too much upkeep, and he and a host say the Satyn brand started from a good vision and is now worldwide.
