After Marcus Jordan’s DUI arrest, is his sister in trouble as well? Well, not really! Jasmine hasn’t broken any law or done anything illegal. But her recent choice still received a violation, the same that has been going around for the recent Jordan brand campaign. The Swoosh’s latest campaign is to celebrate the 40th year of the partnership with the Bulls legend. But Michael Jordan’s eldest daughter’s violation is for a decades old behavior which does not seem to change.

“Had to hit my sister w/a violation for pulling up not wearing @jumpman23 kicks lol 😆.” In one of his stories, Marcus handed a ‘violation’ card to his sister for not wearing the Jordan brand. The Trophy Room Store is one of the 23 exclusive stores where one can purchase the AJ1 High ‘85. Marcus, the owner, and his sister working for the Jordan brand were present for the VIP launch of the sale. This weekend the sale for the shoe dubbed ‘unbannable’.

As stated previously, this was not the first time Jasmine has ended up wearing other brand shoes. “The funny thing is, as a kid, I was rocking a lot of Skechers, which was not OK in my father’s eyes. I used to beg him, ‘Please, let me get the light-up Skechers!’ Or the shoes with the wheels. He would let me wear them for a day, then the next day they would end up in the trash.” She stated once in the interview back in 2022.

After a day, the shoes would end up in the trash could be a reality for Jasmine even today. That’s why Marcus Jordan was quick to hand out the violation card to her. But that card has been used for a different purpose altogether during the campaign.

Marcus Jordan is the family ‘police officer’ for the latest campaign

“What if Michael Jordan and Nike hadn’t rewritten sneaker history?” The campaign started on Christmas day, where it started by masking the shoe from the statue outside the United Center. Even on the website, Nike has cleverly covered up any appearances of Air Jordan 1s. To build the hype more, even the Jordan employees received the violation citation.

A ‘compliance officer’ identified as ‘Officer Roprano’ gave out receipts to anybody wearing the iconic shoes. Just like Marcus Jordan, who issued a citation to his sister for not wearing the Jordan brand sneakers. Even the ‘Godfather’ of Nike was not safe from the Jordan Security Services (not real).

“This citation confirms and verifies that a certain Jordan basketball shoe violates rules and procedures enacted on or around October 18, 1984 by the NBA. They are prohibited at Nike World Headquarters.” Maybe fearing the citation, Jasmine opted out from wearing any Jordan sneakers. But still ended up receiving the same thanks to Marcus Jordan.