The reinstatement of Tom Brady’s four-game suspension was just announced, but that doesn’t seem to be affecting Brady’s mood. As evidenced above, Brady celebrated yesterday's “Armour Day” (an event that recognized Under Armour’s 20th anniversary) with flowing hair, a cheesy smile, a peace sign, and – of course – Vanilla Ice.
Brady has a proven soft spot for 1990s one-hit wonders, as SB Nation pointed out. Brady posted the following Beats endorsement video in April that indicates his love for 4 Non Blondes’ 1992 hit “What's Up.”
Brady’s mutual man crush on Mark Wahlberg, who starred as the frontman of Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch in the ’90s, furthers the storyline.
Brady has endorsed Under Armour since 2010, and his deal includes equity in the company. In other words, he's profited a lot off the fitness apparel giant's emergence. Brady posted the below photo on his Facebook page Wednesday.
Other notable figures who were onsite for Armour Day: Nelly, Deion Sanders, Kid Rock, Ray Lewis, Cal Ripken, Roger Clemens, Boomer Esiason, Lindsey Vonn, and Jordan Spieth. Understandably, Stephen Curry – Under Armour’s most noteworthy endorser – was not present, as the Warriors are currently in Portland for their Western Conference Playoffs semifinal series.
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