AKA says “Reebok mustn’t fall” despite not being part of the brand again

AKA’s maturity is quite evident in dealing with his former family, Reebok.

After announcing not being paid for his sneakers (SneAKA) partnership with the brand, he also said his contract with them expired in December 2019 and he’s stopped the production of his sneakers with the brand. “My deal expired in December last year. I haven’t been with them since,” he said”

There was no contract. Only my contract as an ambassador. A contract regarding the #SNEAKA doesn’t even exist. https://t.co/GG8YMDip7p

— AKA (@akaworldwide) May 14, 2020

Yeah that’s the only comfort I take from the whole experience. At least I got to design and release my own sneaker. That’s about it. https://t.co/FzS5mSIMBv

— AKA (@akaworldwide) May 14, 2020

No. I don’t regret it. https://t.co/nycZpDtIMA

— AKA (@akaworldwide) May 14, 2020

I was then told I would be offered free clothing every month but i would no longer be paid my monthly retainer. Oh well … lesson learnt.

— AKA (@akaworldwide) May 14, 2020

After sharing his side of the story, Twitter users kicked off the trend, hashtag Reebok must fall.

However, that’s not AKA’s desire, as he shunned the hashtag.

“Reebok mustn’t fall … we just want to know who’s gonna be the MEDICI FAMILY!!!!”

Reebok mustn’t fall … we just want to know who’s gonna be the MEDICI FAMILY!!!! ☀️

— AKA (@akaworldwide) May 14, 2020