Yao is now a spokesperson for ACAP Wildaid in an effort to promote the conservation of natural things much like former Vice-President Al Gore and his Inconvenient Truth... maybe not, but Yao's guilt trip is, nevertheless, effective.
As read from BrandWeek: In the spot, Ming literally uses his shot-blocking ability to save an elephant. We first see the elephant, then a gun being locked and loaded. Ming is shooting hoops, but turns into a superhero when he races off the court, flies through the air and knocks down the bullet before it reaches its intended target. Voiceover:
But seriously, watch An Inconvenient Truth and cut it out with all that hairspray. Buy a helmet if you wanna wear one.
As read from BrandWeek: In the spot, Ming literally uses his shot-blocking ability to save an elephant. We first see the elephant, then a gun being locked and loaded. Ming is shooting hoops, but turns into a superhero when he races off the court, flies through the air and knocks down the bullet before it reaches its intended target. Voiceover:
We love nature--yes, even here in Brooklyn. And we love Yao. But the premise is the kind that makes children cringe with blushing, goose-pimply embarrassment. And maybe Yao's shotblocking ability a little overstated... We need this clip. We need to find it. And run it in perpetuity.'You don't have to play ball to be a great shotblocker. When the buying stops, the killing can, too.'
But seriously, watch An Inconvenient Truth and cut it out with all that hairspray. Buy a helmet if you wanna wear one.
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