Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Carlos Alcaraz in the new Nike ad. (Photo courtesy of Nike) Nike just added to its legendary “Just do it” campaign with a Gen Z ...

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In an update to its 37-year-old slogan, “Just Do It,” Nike launched a “Why Do It?” campaign aimed at a Gen-Z generation that “reframes greatness as a choice, not an outcome.” The initial television ...

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Nike just added to its legendary “Just do it” campaign with a Gen Z twist, launching “Why do it?” to resonate with young athletes’ tendency to question tradition and seek authenticity and purpose.