I don't know if I've seen a dumber video.
A. "Jordan 3s are not selling on Saturday drops. My evidence? Here are some on sale."
B. "New Balance is selling better than Jordans on Saturday drops. My evidence? Whoops, just ignore that the New Balance are ALSO on sale."
Makes no sense at all.
Look, he's at JD Sports. Sure, they have some Jordan models that you can buy online for a Saturday drop AND that you can buy in the stores. That's an inventory management issue, I'm not going to get into that.
The reality is, some of these Jordan drops are twice as expensive as the New Balance shoes he was showing off, and Nike might end up selling 10x the number of a particular Jordan model than a New Balance model he is featuring.
Plus, look at his username: "BallinOnABudget". Dude doesn't want to pay $225 for a Jordan drop, and that's fine.
Meaning...while sure, there MIGHT be some Jordan inventory available, that has NOTHING to do with how much money (and profit) Nike made on that drop.
And then look at some of the Jordans he showed off. He held up the Easter colorway that was a women's release. He held up one of the hybrid Jordans (the ones that combine elements of the 4s and the 5s and the 6s, as just an example). The only one he held up that I would have possibly purchased on the day of the drop was the Cap & Gown. But I already have soooooo many Jordan 6s (the first Jordan I ever purchased on my own, thus my emotional favorite).
I get it, all these podcasters want to stand out by saying something controversial. Whatever. I just don't take a random dude going to a random JD Sports store in some random mall as...the ultimate arbiter of what shoe sells more than another shoe.
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