Kendrick Lamar has made history as the first musician to star in a Gatorade commercial, leading the company's new "Lose More. Win More." campaign. The ad debuted during NBA Playoffs weekend and ...

During the post-game interview, Leonard made an unexpected move by launching a Gatorade bottle off the podium. “Take those Gatorades down. Kids don’t need to be drinking that.” Leonard said.

Kawhi Leonard stars in Clippers' Game 3 win over Nuggets, then goes viral for removing Gatorade bottles in postgame press conference. Kawhi Leonard delivered another standout performance on ...

LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard took a page out of Cristiano Ronaldo’s book while speaking to reporters after the third game of the Clippers-Nuggets series on Thursday. Leonard headed to the ...

Just as each individual has their own way of making the bed or loading the dishwasher, equally controversial is the topic of which Gatorade flavor is best. Some people are team red; others go hard ...

Kawhi Leonard is not a fan of Gatorade and does not think kids should be consuming the beverage. Gatorade is a huge sponsor of the NBA. It has long been the official sports drink of the basketball ...

Kendrick Lamar makes history as the first musician in a Gatorade commercial, Shaboozey stars in the NBA’s playoff commercial, and celebrities are sharing their playoff predictions. Keep watching ...

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In 2022, Sanders signed a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deal with Gatorade. Ahead of the draft, Gatorade released a tribute video for Sanders. The tribute shows Sanders throwing footballs at a ...

Some of the biggest names he inked deals with included Nike, Gatorade, Mercedes-Benz, Google, Beats by Dre and Under Armor. Sanders' very first NIL deal was with the headphones company.

Gatorade announced the release of its newest products: Gatorade Flavor Mashups. Inspired by consumers taking matters into their own hands, starting a trend where athletes mixed their own favorite ...