The remarkable success Michael Jordan has had with endorsements will be covered Sunday night in Episode 5 of ESPN’s The Last Dance, so it makes sense that Gatorade just released a new version of Jordan’s most iconic commercial.
Gatorade dropped a new “Be Like Mike” ad Sunday evening on Twitter, and it includes new basketball stars.
Highlights from NBA stars Zion Williamson and Jayson Tatum, and WNBA star Elena Delle Donne, are included with classic Jordan footage that we saw in the original “Be Like Mike” commercial.
We wanted to #BeLikeMike then.
We want to #BeLikeMike now.
We want to #BeLikeMike forever.⚡️@ZionWilliamson @De11eDonne @JayTatum0 pic.twitter.com/QzVtVam83N— Gatorade (@Gatorade) May 3, 2020
Compare that to the original commercial, which debuted in 1992.
And compare that to some very weird commercials Jordan and Scottie Pippen had in the ’80s and ’90s.

About Matt Clapp
Matt is an editor/writer at The Comeback and Awful Announcing.
He can be reached by email at mclapp@thecomeback.com.
Recent Posts
Fox’s John Strong: ‘Fun, unique thing’ for Trump to appear at World Cup final; ‘my job is to play it down the middle’
"Certainly when it comes to President Trump, there are no neutral opinions."
Jeff Pearlman apologizes after YouTuber catches him plagiarizing video on former Yankees phenom
"We're just going to strive to do a lot better."
Texas Rangers fans demand refunds after abrupt move to new streaming platform
Rangers Sports Media and Entertainment Company chairman Neil Leibman is also a director at BZZR.
Top execs from Fox Sports, ESPN express strong interest in future World Cup rights
FIFA is expected to package English and Spanish-language rights, with a reported asking price of at least $1.5 billion annually.
Dan Le Batard rips MLB’s pro-salary cap ad campaign as ‘propaganda’
The ads are intended to push the public toward becoming more pro-salary cap, but it might be backfiring.
World Cup Final could rival the NFL’s conference championships in U.S. viewership
The 2014 Germany-Argentina FIFA World Cup Final remains the most-watched final on U.S. television with 26.7 million viewers.