Big Sean Announced as ‘Creative Director of Innovation’ for The Detroit Pistons

 

The Detroit Pistons today announced today that Big Sean will become the the organization’s “Creative Director of Innovation.”

The Detroit native and popular rapper will give creative counsel and strategic guidance on a variety of Pistons off-the-court initiatives, like team merchandise design, in-game experience, co-branded community, social responsibility activation and more, according to the press release.

To kick off the partnership, Big Sean has added his Don Life logo to the Pistons practice jersey.

The Pistons and Big Sean’s charity, the Sean Anderson Foundation, will work together and engage with Detroiters through future community initiatives and programming. The Detroit 2 rapper will also curate music for Pistons in-game entertainment, including halftime performances and DJ playlists. Additionally, Sean will participate in creative sessions and spearhead collaborations with the Pistons design team to launch custom merchandise line extensions.

“It’s a dream come true and a real honor to get to work with the iconic Detroit Pistons,” said Big Sean. “I grew up in the city, which naturally made me a fan of the Bad Boys. I would later have a Grant Hill poster on my wall and then, against all odds, would watch the ’04 Pistons go on to win the Championship, inspiring the whole city of Detroit. I look forward to creatively finding new ways to contribute to their legacy and continue their dedication to the community through sports, art, and, of course, music.”

Detroit Pistons Chief Business Officer Mike Zavodsky lauded the addition of Big Sean and sees the partnership as a natural fit for the Pistons and their newly launched D-Up brand campaign.

“Big Sean embodies everything the Pistons organization and our D-Up campaign is about – creativity, hard work, and the people of Detroit,” said Zavodsky. “Big Sean and the Pistons are both a part of the fabric of Detroit, and we look forward to this partnership reflecting the culture of the city we both call home.”

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