My Adidas was released by Run-DMC in 1986 on their album Raising Hell, at a time when hip-hop was moving firmly into mainstream American culture. The song celebrated the group's trademark shell-toe Adidas sneakers, worn without laces, and became closely linked to the band's image and to sneaker culture itself. Its catchy hook and confident delivery made it a lasting fan favourite, and short clips continue to circulate online in sneaker videos, nostalgia edits and hip-hop compilations, keeping the track recognisable to new audiences decades later.
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A short clip of Run-DMC's My Adidas hook, celebrating the iconic sneakers in hip-hop style. It is used in sneaker videos, throwback edits and rap tribute clips.
This clip captures the instantly recognisable opening hook from Run-DMC's My Adidas, driven by a punchy old-school hip-hop beat, confident rap delivery and a repeated celebration of the classic three-stripe sneakers. The rhythm is tight and swaggering, with crisp drums and a chant-like vocal line that sticks in the listener's head almost immediately. It feels nostalgic, bold and streetwise, instantly signalling sneaker culture and 1980s rap attitude. Played over a video, it adds energy and authenticity, turning a simple shoe reveal or outfit check into a statement moment that viewers associate with style, confidence and hip-hop history.
