“Lazy” – NASCAR Announcement Involving Billionaire Michael Jordan Gets a Unanimous Seal of Disapproval
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NASCAR’s special, one-off paint schemes add a unique allure to notable races, turning heads with their distinctive designs. They captivate fans, injecting an extra layer of intrigue and festivity into the sport’s thrilling dynamics.
Despite high expectations, the recent unveiling of a special livery of Billionaire Michael Jordan’s NASCAR team, 23XI Racing, met with an unexpected response. As the team prepared for the upcoming 600-mile race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, they revealed their unique paint scheme.
Yet, instead of the usual excitement, the design seemed to fall short of fan approval. This reaction highlights the challenging balance of creativity and fan engagement in the high-speed world of NASCAR.
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Michael Jordan’s NASCAR team announces unique paint job
The unique paint job revealed via a social media post, did not generate the usual enthusiasm among the loyal NASCAR fan base.
NASCAR’s social media post revealed a paint job featuring the iconic Jordan logo against a Carolina blue backdrop, with the proclamation, “We know MJ is proud of this one.” However, the majority of the car’s body was notably bare, possibly in an attempt to embrace minimalism.
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We know MJ is proud of this one. 🏀@TylerReddick | @23XIRacing pic.twitter.com/x6Yxwo4ecj
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 27, 2023
This choice, however, failed to impress the social media followers. The fans quickly labeled the design as “lazy,” indicating their disappointment in what they perceived as a lack of creativity in the scheme.
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Although, the majority of the body looked rather empty. It may have been an effort to keep it minimalistic. However, it did not seem to resonate so well with the fans on social media, who called out the design to be rather “lazy.”
Fans upset with the “lazy” effort
As the curtain lifted on the new paint scheme, a mixed atmosphere descended among the spectators. An undercurrent of disappointment seemed to ripple through the fan base, with several fans displaying discernible dissatisfaction.
Feedback from fans was less than favorable. One disappointed spectator commented, “Probably the laziest design I’ve seen ever.” A second fan chimed in with a similar sentiment, saying, “If people can get away with being this lazy with their paints at the shop then shit sign me up.”
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Not a Memorial Day theme pic.twitter.com/kmlH07DqRC
— JBOS Jeff (@MrSmiley1977) May 27, 2023
A third observer felt the design was lacking, expressing it as “Too basic.” A fourth individual didn’t mince words, describing it as “This scheme is boring and a miss.” Finally, another fan concurred with the prevalent view, stating, “That’s a terrible scheme.”
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Regardless of the general mood being negative towards the paint scheme, one could arguably state that the minimalism does look neat. We hope to see this car out on the track at Charlotte Motor Speedway this weekend.
Edited by:
Nischal Kandpal