“So Rishi Sunak thought he would be cool with the kids and it blew up!” Farage said in the music-backed video. “I’m not a Samba man, I’m more of a Gazelles man myself,” he said.
The latest blow to fashion comes just days after Sunak was forced to apologize following an online backlash from angry fashionistas over his pairing Adidas Samba trainers with suit trousers and a White shirt.
“In my defence, I would say that I have been wearing Adidas trainers, Sambas and others actually for many, many years,” the Prime Minister told LBC earlier in April. But he added: “I offer my complete apologies to the Samba community. »
Don’t expect an apology from Farage. The former MEP also took the opportunity to attack a rival sports brand which has been criticized by British conservatives over its manufacture of a football jersey.
“Did you notice that at the London Marathon, Adidas dominated everything? Unlike Nike, which became politically correct and woke everyone up,” he offered.
Nike did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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