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The adidas BadBo 1.0 Is Here and We're Not Okay 🐰👟
Bad Bunny doesn't just drop music. He drops moments. And the adidas BadBo 1.0 might be his biggest one yet.
After five years of selling out collabs — the Forum Buckle Low, the Campus, the Response CL — Benito finally has what every sneakerhead knew was coming: his own signature silhouette. Not a remix. Not a reimagining. His. Own. Shoe.
From Collab King to Signature Artist
It's rare for a non-athlete to land a signature sneaker with a major footwear brand — but Bad Bunny has never played by anybody else's rules. The BadBo 1.0 represents the culmination of a five-year partnership with adidas, one that has consistently blurred the lines between music, fashion, and cultural storytelling.
The shoe even made its stealth debut before it was officially announced — the model first appeared in music videos supporting his album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, though it wasn't confirmed as his signature model when it was first spotted. Classic Benito.
The Silhouette
The BadBo 1.0 is a high-top style that draws inspiration from sport and adidas' archival silhouettes, while focusing on creating a shoe built for city breaks and streetwear.
Signature hallmarks include a zig-zag stitch tongue detail and the BadBo logo at the heel — subtle enough to be clean, meaningful enough to matter.
The Colorways So Far
"Resilience" — the debut drop. A blend of suede, mesh, and leather in tonal beige, with subtle blue adidas branding on the heel and "adidas PARA BAD BUNNY" on the insoles. Inspired by the strength of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. It debuted during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime performance — and the internet lost its mind.
"Rise" — the follow-up. The newest colorway flips the two-tone look of the debut, moving black to the nubuck underlay with white hairy teasel suede laid on top, finished with a brown rubber outsole. The colorway draws influence from Benito continuing to champion Puerto Rico — the gum rubber outsole is a nod to the island's soil he never left behind.
The Drop Details
Sign-ups for the latest colorway open March 24, 2026 through the adidas CONFIRMED app, with the official launch scheduled for March 28 at select stores worldwide. Demand is expected to be massive — these collabs never last long.
Retail price: $160
Should You Cop?
Honestly? Yes. The BadBo 1.0 immediately established itself as a statement piece within contemporary sneaker culture following its Super Bowl debut. Whether you're a Bunny fan or just a sneaker person, this is a grail-level moment — a non-athlete getting a true signature shoe doesn't happen often, and the design backs up the hype.
🔗 Grab your pair here → Adidas™ BadBunny Collab Official
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