A sea change in NBA history occurred with Michael Jordan’s arrival. The NBA struggled in popularity and viewership during the 1980s. But Jordan’s entrance and David Stern’s marketing know-how gave the league new life and stopped its slide. Beyond his basketball career, Michael Jordan evolved. His enormous success with his Jordan brand helped him to transcend the sport and become well-known in general.

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Booker’s Early Years and JordanThe love Devin Booker has for Jordan sneakers is widely known. Like innumerable other kids, he aspired to “be like Mike” and looked up to Michael Jordan. This respect even went to Jordan’s collection and wear of his iconic shoes. Jordans became a fashion statement with their distinctive styles and the famous Jumpman emblem. Booker showed his passion of the brand by wearing a variety of Jordan styles both on and off the court as he became more well-known in the NBA.Talking with Joe La Puma at the Nike World Basketball Festival, Booker talked about how Jordan influenced his early years. That was my entire upbringing, he continued. I often express my desire to have the same shoe game I did as a child and adolescent. Since both my parents raised me correctly.” He then on, “I was born in 1996, so that’s Jordan 11s and Jordan 12s.” I am therefore overwhelmed with all of my baby photos. As I grew older, though, it became more difficult.

Although Booker has a great affection for Jordans, his latest contract with Nike has forced him to stop wearing them during NBA games. A contract deal that D-Book recently signed with Nike promises a signature shoe line from Booker.

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A committed fanbase, limited edition releases, and a resale market resulted from the sneaker culture surrounding Jordan’s brand. Jordan shoes still represent sports, fashion, and street culture, underscoring their enduring influence on society at large.