Lavar Ball has announced that the Big Baller Brand is officially back up and running.
From its start in 2016, the Lavar Ball-founded sneaker and athletic wear company has had its share of hiccups ranging from overwhelming wait times, to his NBA player son cutting all ties with the brand. Not to mention his shiesty business partner, Alan Foster, being exposed for allegedly running off with 1.5 million of the company’s funds. To add insult to injury, the demise of the brand took place during the filming of their Facebook docu-series.
Despite the drama, Lavar took to social media to announce that the athletic line, which includes t-shirts, shoes, and hoodies, was back in action and retaking orders at bigballerbrandinc.com
”The Big Baller Brand is Back and better than ever,” Ball said. ”Over the past year, my team and I have been working diligently to expand Big Baller Brand and improve the overall customer experience. We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website. I want to thank our loyal fans for patiently waiting for the relaunch and continuing to grow with our family.”
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Are you coppin?
WE ARE BACK!
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— Big Baller Brand (@bigballerbrand) February 19, 2020
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