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Onitsuka Lovely Football by Josh Rubin
To celebrate the release of a street-compatible version of the original 1972 Injector DX Football Shoe Onitsuka Tiger is launching a fun little site featuring the Onitsuka Tiger National Choir's performance of the new song, Lovely Football. The cheeky song is laden with Japanenglish and heralds the sport and entertainment of football. There's even a karaoke competition version of the song where you can be recorded singing along for a chance to win a pair of Injector DX shoes which will be released this Spring. Check out the exclusive sneak preview here.
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