Nike's New Ad Is a Celebration of Badass Women's Soccer Players, and We're Studying Up

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,"Dream Crazier," Nike's freshly released new ad is now encouraging athletes to"Dream Further" with a host of up-and-coming international women's soccer stars. The result? A heart-racing three-minute spot set to Joan Jett & the Blackhearts'"Bad Reputation," that'll have you itching to kick some balls yourself.Crystal Dunn

to Brazil's Andressa Alves, introducing you to the stars you'll see in the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup. The real star of the show, though, is Makena Cooke, a 10-year-old soccer player from California. We follow Makena as she sprints, kicks, and eventually scores alongside her heroes, even holding hands with them as a nod to soccer teams' tradition of entering the playing field alongside young kids.

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