Introducing the first Wrestler EVER to get his own shoe contract...

Fade in to a shot of The Bad Man standing in front of a camera in a TV Studio. He has on a Detroit Pistons Jersey and a hat with their colors, saying 'Bad Is Back' Obie: What up, what up. Welcome back to BUD Slam This! It's The B-A-D with the R-Double E. And we B-O-K. That's right, I'm on the set of my second commercial with Reebok, I got Damon Dash in this commercial. There he is over there... Obie points over across the studio as Damon Dash, CEO of Roc-A-Fella Records and RocaWear, as he's talking with some stagehands. Obie: Homeboy always advertising RocaWear. Anyway, I gotta treat for all y'all BadHeads out there. This commercial ain't supposed to be out till next week, but you get the exclusive viewing of it. That's right, last month you saw Leaky Format making his movie...this month you see my FIRST EVER Reebok Commercial. Got my own shoe like Jay-Z & 50 Cent. It's called the Reebok Napalm. It's hot like Nuclear, dog. Comes out August 1, the apex of summer. Go cop that, man. Here's the commercial. The scene opens with the shot of a White Gym shoe. An announcer then starts to speak. Announcer: Now approaching 200 Degrees. The shoe starts to shake a little as the announcer continues. Announcer: Now approaching 500 Degrees. The shoe starts shaking wildly and starts to melt a little. Announcer: Now approaching Napalm Level. The shoe explodes to shoe a Red, White and Black Shoe being worn by someone. Hot Boyz by Missy Elliot is playing in the background as the camera slowly pans upward. Announcer: The new Reebok Napalm Cross-Trainer. The camera pans all the way up to show The Bad Man wearing the shoes. Obie looks down at the camera and smiles. Obie: Go get the Hotness. He walks off down the street as the Reebok Logo scrolls across the screen. The scene fades. Obie: Yeah, that was an advance showing of my Reebok commercial. You wanna check it out again, go to BUD's website at BUDwrestling.com. Right now, I got to get my film on with this second commercial. I'll holla at you, later. Peace. The scene fades.