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Wazza and Jill Scott Front Palace Skateboards and Nike's New England World Cup Campaign Film

Wazza and Jill Scott Front Palace Skateboards and Nike's New England World Cup Campaign Film

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Palace Skateboards and Nike have launched a World Cup campaign film featuring Wayne Rooney and Jill Scott. The film explores the history of English football fandom, connecting contemporary culture with historical references. A full collection related to the campaign will be announced soon.

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Fashion 11 Mins ago 3 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Summary England x Palace x Nike have released a World Cup campaign film starring Wayne Rooney and Jill Scott, with a full collection drop date to be announced soon The film traces English football fandom from the present day back to Neolithic times, anchored by Rooney’s recital of Shakespeare and a cast of hundreds of England supporters The collaboration builds on an expanding Palace x Nike partnership that includes South London cultural hub Manor Place and a series of projects rooted in Nike sportswear heritage and Palace’s streetwear identity Some collaborations make sense on paper. Palace Skateboards x Nike x England makes sense on a deeper level entirely.

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