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The co-founder and chairman of Nike talks about the history of his sneakers and presents Stephen with his own Col-pair.
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@airgregone 5 лет назад

"Shoe Dog " is maybe one of my favorite books because it's not like you're reading a simple autobiography it's a masterpiece because every word have been chosen wisely and it's amazing to imagine a guy from Oregon can conquering the world with the idea to convert peoples to running. I'm proud to say I love Nike till' day one but when I read the book, I love Nike even bigger and the founder at the same time ^^;)

@brain7559 4 года назад

he was not just a guy, he was a Stanford guy

@sund5 4 года назад

Its a great book. Am considering some stocks in the company, just because the story of Nike and their people is so lovely 😆👍👟

@LunaLuna-cz7er 2 года назад

I’m guessing you don’t live in Indonesia.

@Buffaloc 4 года назад

I worked for Nike for five years and my memories are seeing Mr. Knight eating alone in the cafeteria and running alone in the track that surrounded Nike headquarters. Usually a CEO will have a bunch of yes men following them around. I read the book and it was very good. I gave several copies of the book to my friends and they all thought it was great.

@gainonten4031 7 месяцев назад

it is indeed a great book. I loved it, one of my favourites

@1421anoop 7 лет назад

I am pretty sure some of the people who have posted negative comments on Phil have never read his book.

@carrisonli7644 5 лет назад

I agree. Trolls typically don't read or do research. Critical development gets in the way of easy judgment.

@markstewart4501 5 лет назад

Guaranteed, if you don't read the book, magic doesn't take away the sweat shops. Corporate Capitalism Cult followers will justify their God with any lie that will stick.

@JousefM 4 года назад

Currently reading his book, what a cool dude!

@harrisontillinghast417 4 года назад

His book is amazing 👍

@jessicaaaa3213 4 года назад

A book that's full of bias.

@marccosta7376 4 года назад

Imagine if this man changed his mind and abandoned the shoe idea and went into an accountant job spot. Huge impact on this live he has had.

@peopleeatingtastyanimals5208 Месяц назад

Phil Knight was an accountant!…and used the money to fund Nike during the early days!

@Venom-bg8iq 2 года назад

My Grandpa was a former CFO of nike from 1980 to 1986. Their offices were right next to each other’s and they quickly became friends. Phil Knight is an incredible guy and it’s amazing what he has accomplished and how many people he’s inspired.

@devin_leary Год назад

Does he remember the $250,000 spent on Jordan? Curious about what he thought about that. Happened in 1984 so he would've been there.

@sukhkarmanwalia5980 3 года назад

It's good to hear him after reading his book, Nike ✔️ is not just business it's the journey of a man facing all the hurdles. As he said "The cowards never started and the weak died along the way that leaves us."

@bobmiah 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M5uYCWVfuPQ.html and go to 15:41

@MikkaBoii 2 года назад

Shoe dog was a really special book. It's written in a way you'd not expect and the story is like something out of a movie.

@benmou2755 Год назад

I think they going to make a shedog movie one day

@nealdesai8779 8 лет назад

50% Michael Caine, 50% Steve Buscemi

@iont8172 8 лет назад

xD I totally see it!

@andrewdeen1 6 лет назад

wow!

@badegg7915 4 года назад

that's exactly what i thought

@vandalistica 8 лет назад

"It's great for you to have me on"

@sahanddilmaghani7340 5 лет назад

love it, just as awkward as he says he is in the book.

@sund5 4 года назад

Haha its quite funny. Yeah he mentions some times in the book! What a cool Guy! 😎👍👟

@dannewall9391 4 года назад

Hahahahaha I love it

@sonesunny7632 7 лет назад

That last sentence from Phil killed it.

@ShadyShadok 8 лет назад

He looks like the lovechild of Steve Buscemi and Stan Lee.

@ryanbeck8191 8 лет назад

Hahaha spot on

@HAWXPRIDE94 8 лет назад

+ShadyShadok I was thinking Tim Curry and Stan Lee.

@alextrevelian 8 лет назад

+ShadyShadok also known for their celebrity couple name, Leecemi

@sergeirachmaninov8186 7 лет назад

ShadyShadok and the vocal chords of Tim Allen

@JeffreyGillespie 5 лет назад

And yet strangely, women still throw themselves at him. I WONDER WHY.

@Iamtheyamyam 8 лет назад

Stephen seems genuinely excited as he looks for stuff on those shoes.

@Onlinesully 4 года назад

Piplup J Of course

@JousefM 4 года назад

What a down to earth guy he is, I love this man and his book!

@leonardtornow647 4 года назад

His book is amazing! 🙌🏻

@eidorian101 4 года назад

You love him for having his company make shoes in poor countries with kids making 50 cents an hour?

@ilikecookies6406 3 года назад

@@eidorian101 if he isn't paying money to these poor people then these jobs would not be available..then these local communities will not support their families...sometimes you need to think of the bigger picture

@BLAZEREN101 3 года назад

@@ilikecookies6406 that is the dumbest fucking shit I have ever read. They are using extortion because they live in poverty fcukhead.

@nunyabees4150 2 года назад

@@ilikecookies6406 if he paid them a liveable wage they wouldn’t be begging for crumbs from a multimillionaire. It’s exploitation plain and simple. White slave owners used the same logic to justify slavery by saying that black people and native Americans couldn’t take care of themselves. Hiring kids isn’t humanitarian. Paying their parents a fair wage so the kids can go to school and have a better future so they can break the cycle is. Your way of thinking is what perpetuates economic disparity at a global level.

@abderrahmanemebarki4194 2 года назад

I read the book and I respect this man for perseverance and hard work to make this company successful

@zeyma1998 8 лет назад

The creator of Nike was on his show wow that's amazing

@michaelhope8899 8 лет назад

Can we take a moment to applaud the band? Brilliant music as always

@ChrisFarwell1 6 лет назад

Michael Hope really cuz it never actually feels tied to this type of show. It sounds more like a New Orleans street corner

@johntatum1951 5 лет назад

Not a good brand.

@thecuriousboi 11 месяцев назад

@@johntatum1951 its number one shoe brand so stfu it is a good brand

@bodhifyer 8 лет назад

that is a powerful man sitting in that chair and i aint talkin bout stephen

@destrywitt 6 лет назад

A beautiful man that I had the pleasure of meeting recently. He could not have been more gracious and humble as we approached him in a public setting. As a leader of one of the greatest companies in the world, he and they have done much to improve the living standards of millions of people worldwide

@alicemills7670 2 года назад

How has he improved the living standards of millions? Nike still employs sweatshops and pays poverty wages to workers in developing countries

@anthonyvermeulen 3 года назад

Imagine the owner of Nike giving you your own custom pair

@elabaez 3 года назад

Like si viniste por holly y el reclamo de la regañada a una alumna que dijo “naiki” y su profesor decía era “naik” 🙋🏻‍♀️

@dsantiagom98 3 года назад

Total

@dsantiagom98 3 года назад

@Westley Nicolas don't be toxic

@michael57603 7 лет назад

I'm two thirds of the way through his autobiography and it's a riveting read! He writes well, just like you are having a conversation with him. As he mentions, he got his start importing shoes from Japan as these could be produced cheaper than in the US (at that time). As for all the comments about where the shoes are made now, I can only say that companies will locate work to where it's cheapest. Not only in the shoe business. And I think their obligations are to ensure a safe working environment for the workers and to contribute to those communities. If they were forced to hire local workers, their cost base would rise to an uncompetitive level and they might become financially unviable.

@jutco 8 лет назад

Stephen genuinely looked really happy which made me really happy

@gewurztramina 3 года назад

That was a very thoughtful and beautiful gift. So sweet 🥰

@torenessa6931 5 лет назад

01:43 Notice how he pronounces it, NIKEY, not NYKE

@amsbeats841 5 лет назад

Just read it for my entrepreneurship class. It's actually a pretty good book. I've heard the flack about this guy and Nike and it's interesting seeing things from his perspective.

@budhadityasanyal9097 8 лет назад

That is one of the greatest gifts you could ever get !!!

@007mrchan 6 лет назад

the book was really really good

@lineoarlow5120 8 лет назад

Lol Stephen had the excitement of a 6 year old when the box was being opened 😊

@ijustlikethiscrapokay 8 лет назад

the shoe design was super meaningful! i I hope he gets to wear it!

@danumba1drumma 8 лет назад

What an awesome knowledgable guest!

@luesmaster 4 года назад

Just finished reading the book... I have a new respect for Phil. I'm a fan now!

@muzamiln.panezai4547 5 месяцев назад

pay Nisho first

@ranjan_v 2 года назад

The book is awesome, if you are on the fence just buy/borrow it.

@stiviankostadinov3406 Год назад

Just finished that book. Made me love the guy, the brand, every single guy of the top-management. A high quality insight of a great entrepenarial adventure, from a rare perspective.

@jumpyjump90 8 лет назад

Can´t decide if this was more like an ad or an infomercial.

@metabeard3788 8 лет назад

+Jumpstar Nearly every guest on the show is promoting their book or movie or album or whatever. All of this is more or less an infomercial, haha

@jumpyjump90 8 лет назад

+Metabeard I know. It´s just that this... whatever it was... was so on awkward and on the nose. :(

@Nectarios07 8 лет назад

+Jumpstar smart advertising, Nike generally is good at that

@saucybackport 8 лет назад

+Jumpstar literally every colbert's show is awkward and on the nose - he is catholic for fucks sake

@Pernection 7 лет назад

Back in the 80s they almost went bankrupt. Damm

@zeyma1998 8 лет назад

His shoes lowkey look like addidas from the side 😂

@moodyqueenqueen 4 года назад

That’s such a meaningful gift

@jaisonthomas2411 4 года назад

Just finished reading shoe dog. It feels more like a novel than an autobio!

@muzamiln.panezai4547 5 месяцев назад

pay Nisho first

@Mastro_ 8 лет назад

I don't think it's possible to not love Stephen Colbert.

@Crazmuss 8 лет назад

Thanks for this 5 minutes long ad.

@tylerlewis3856 8 лет назад

Another throwback to the old show was "Truthiness," which was featured on the first segment of "The Word."

@mpxz999 8 лет назад

Stephen has the coolest, most interesting guests! Now I want that book!

@kari3273 3 года назад

No dice naik. Dice Naiki 🙃 1.49

@Loganstonez 8 лет назад

lol at the salt shaker thing. Is it the same as the thing I heard from my great grandparents? To catch a bird you have to get close enough to sprinkle salt on its tail? I haven't thought about that in years.

@RoddyBezerra 3 года назад

Oregon Power. Long life, Mr Knight!

@darkshadow955 2 года назад

Nike to the moon :P

@johncaberton9378 8 лет назад

We are the late show youtube watching master race

@carlosflores85 8 лет назад

I didn't know Steve Buscemi created Nike!!! TIL

@susanb4816 8 лет назад

phil knight didnt make those shoes any more than jefferson planted his tobacco

@suzawilo 8 лет назад

+jmt12345ify Yeah,I think the children sewing the shoes applaud you😨

@valkyone 8 лет назад

+jmt12345ify People like you would never understand the concept of being human.

@IblewuponyourfaceIII 8 лет назад

Tinker Hatfield designed all of Nike great looking shoes

@yvesmassaad 7 лет назад

he and Bowerman actually did the shoes.

@playbak 8 лет назад

500 Nike shares at the current $60 = $30,000..where's he get the million figure???

@ja31110 8 лет назад

Since it was founded, there have been several stock splits. 500 shares a few decades ago would be thousands of shares today

@vihaanpatel7133 2 года назад

His autobiography is the best book I've read in a while.

@muzamiln.panezai4547 5 месяцев назад

pay Nisho first

@bobmarchenko 4 года назад

I was in Beijing last year . It was my birthday and I went to bookstore and ask God to give me good book present, long time I stood there and try to choose and eventually i saw big swoosh and Bill with Warren suggest to read it and I bought it . I always wear Nike but never know story about them and this book just opened so many interesting facts about this company , now this is my favorite book and I just was curious how he looks and come here to watch . Nice book highly recommend to read !

@Andrews2490 8 лет назад

That's a really nice shoe design. I hope Stephen wears it.

@lakegenesis 8 лет назад

Great clip! Never knew anything about Nike's start up. What a great gift too!

@redtyxxx4255 4 года назад

Very humble ang simple man... Mr. Phil Knight

@CDN1975 3 года назад

Please watch the documentary " Nike sweatshops behind the swoosh"I won't judge you yet as maybe you truly are unaware of how disgusting if a human being this man truly is these people due everyday and make ,$1.25 a day they are children as well as adults living in streets with sewers for ditches and have they management and goon security best people and kill people for talking out against the company they have barb wire surrounding the factory so they can escape. It's a work camp not good factory this man is literally a dollar 25 away from being Hitler. Truly disgusting and the documentary includes him in it refusing to talk about the sweatshops you should see the look on his face when the guy told him that's what he was there to talk about. A face that knows everything and has paid for it to be well hidden. If you care for human life you'll never say anything positive about this monster again I promise but if you have lost your soul and let the corporate kings brainwash you you will find a way to excuse him of his crimes against humanity and at that point please just stop and call Hitler a true gentleman Aswell because no human would see what this documentary shows and justify it it truly changed my looking Nike 100%

@AizawlVlogs 2 года назад

Me looking real close what pair of shoes he is wearing 😂

@JoBrew Год назад

Excellent book about an extraordinary man.

@TechVistaHub369 2 года назад

I will definitely read this book. Afterall Bill and Warren both praised about the book. Phil is such a remarkable entrepreneur, he has created a global brand. I think every single person on this planet has heard about "Nike". Their may be many entrepreneurs but only handful of people who are really successful in creating such a powerful global brand.

@CyrilSamuelRules 8 лет назад

He was once the most hated boss in USA.

@Onlinesully 4 года назад

Cyril didn't realize that

@Eros_jndl_TV 2 года назад

Thank you all

@elhijodeldiablo6665 8 лет назад

Phil seems a nice guy

@GreatValueBleach 5 лет назад

filiberto Rodriguez tell that to the 700,000 child laborers that are missing out on school and breathing toxic fumes

@willduke4733 4 года назад

Clorox Bleach if american companies don’t outsource their manufacture those kids would be on the street begging , none of those options are ideal but it is the responsibility of foreign countries to restrict child labor and provide basic needs for their citizens. Cheap labor is the result of a poor economy.

@eidorian101 4 года назад

@@willduke4733 So what about our workers in the streets begging? When did it become to care about other countries before ours? You know what happens in those other countries when people get have jobs, they start a revolution and overthrow their government.

@achu1897 6 лет назад

read the book people. just read the book ... you will laugh, cry and have a deep appreciation for this man and the beginnings of nike.

@MikeOnTheInterwebs 2 года назад

Currently reading Shoe Dog. Basically, Nike started because a guy thought it was a good idea to sell Japanese shoes to make money - not because he was an innovative shoe designer or obsessed with creating the best shoes for athletes or people in general. I think Nike has grown into what it is today almost purely because it just so happens to still be around, and started so long ago. Think about it - Nike is the brainchild of an accountant, not a scientist, chemist, or shoemaker. Makes sense when you think about their reputation with labor and their lag on sustainability (especially in regards to the materials they use). If the balance sheet still holds up, and the buyers don't ask too many questions, then the product rolls off the production line the same way it always has - nothing changes.

@JabbaTheYutt 8 лет назад

You always get the most interesting people to interview, keep it up Stephen!!

@IblewuponyourfaceIII 8 лет назад

so let me get this straight Phil Knight started a shoe company with a 1)$1000, 500 which was given to him by his Running coach 2)It was the Running coach's idea to use the waffet iron to mold the rubber sole of the bottom of the running shoe 3)Manufactured with the help of the Tiger shoe company in Japan 4)the name "Nike" was the idea of an employee 5)The Nike Swoosh was designed by a Girl who he only paid $2 an hour & gave her 500 shares of stock 6)It was Tinker Hatfield who designed all of the great looking shoes at Nike(Air Max), including Air Jordan's (3-14) 7)it was Sonny who told Phil & Nike to invest in Michael Jordan when Phil thought it was ridiculous idea because the contract was too expensive 8)Tinker Hatfield's idea to use the visible air bubble in the shoes conclusion: Basically Phil Knight just stood there and watched himself get lucky as fuck

@balakrishnannair3912 3 года назад

The famous word he saying in her book shoe dog. fake it until you made it . this word become inspired lot of people in our struggling period.

@LunaLuna-cz7er 2 года назад

If only he cared about his employees in Indonesia.

@iglooo102videos 8 лет назад

Looks like a great pair.The normal Presto sell for $215. I wonder how much would Stephen's fetch?

@conor8629 8 лет назад

Well I mean they're 1-of-1 made for a celebrity, so it'd be up there.

@kappaross6124 8 лет назад

+iglooo102 I'd pay good money for this.

@aubreygraham1704 8 лет назад

Where tf are you buying Prestos?

@bradstewart2977 8 лет назад

Prestos are barely $120 you are getting ripped off if you pay $215!

@renaissancemen1 8 лет назад

+Brad Stewart you're getting ripped off paying $120

@jasondavis1460 8 лет назад

The woman who designed the swoosh got screwed

@onemanshow4116 8 лет назад

uh...no

@jamnana2235 8 лет назад

+Jason Davis Pretty damn decent earnings for half a week's work.

@dporiua 8 лет назад

+Jason Davis She got 500 Nike shares ...

@onemanshow4116 8 лет назад

***** LOL... the logo did not make Nike profitable. She got paid to design a logo for a fledgling company. My sister paid a graphic design artist to design a logo for her company too. I promise you that my sister did not pay more than $500.

@JonathanBurnett 8 лет назад

+Jason Davis You obviously don't understand how intellectual property agreements work..

@rumblefish9 5 лет назад

His son is the CEO of Laika Animation Studio. Directed Kubo and the Two Strings as well as the Transformers Bumble Bee movie.

@user-gw6pv2ry5c 8 лет назад

Made in Anywhere but first world countries

@prigglet1 8 лет назад

+Dank Meme Lord Actually, no: manufacturingmap.nikeinc.com/

@bonkekunene5910 8 лет назад

are these manufacturers open to other people who want to start their own brands?

@prigglet1 8 лет назад

You probably need to contact the manufacturers directly to find out.

@joshsantos2315 4 года назад

Phil Knight! What a legend!

@eidorian101 4 года назад

A legend for him for having his company make shoes in poor countries with kids making 50 cents an hour?

@rizanvou 2 года назад

@@eidorian101 🤡

@italiansoutherner 2 года назад

Although it was ghostwritten, I still loved "Shoe Dog." Honest, funny, and thoroughly interesting. :)

@muzamiln.panezai4547 5 месяцев назад

pay Nisho first

@Alonso.A.M 2 года назад

One of the best books I ever read.

@mateosoytuque3649 3 года назад

Yo vine por hollyradio, para escuchar la pronunciación de Nike. Bueno la recomendación era para ese profesor de la universidad que regaño a la chica.

@cesarcoelho7227 2 года назад

He is not . Creator of Nike was Steve Prefontaine & Bill Bowerman

@loombaron Год назад

I started reading show dog and cant stop, amazing story

@Juanperezeperese 2 года назад

I just came to see if he said nike or nikey. He disappointed me, he said nikey. Shoutout to all the NAIK gang out there. Someday they’ll understand

@artisttwo22 Год назад

Love and respect 🫡 Phil

@cooldrop02 8 лет назад

why did people clap when he said that woman only just reached $1 million dollars for creating one of the most iconic corporate symbols ever created?

@geetar240 8 лет назад

it's a million dollars for each of 500 stocks

@cooldrop02 8 лет назад

He didn't say that. Also a single Nike stock isn't worth $1 million.

@geetar240 8 лет назад

yeah, I was wrong. The woman is Carolyn Davidson and those 500 stocks are altogether worth around a milion dollars which seems awfully little

@cooldrop02 8 лет назад

Yeah. It's disappointing man. He sits there and presents it like he did her the best solid in the world.

@zz-jj9sc 8 лет назад

Normally I dislike this form of advertisement but the interview was very smooth

@HikikomoriDev 8 лет назад

Hats off to Mr. Knight.

@RayfilWong 3 года назад

I loved the book. Should Phil's GRIT + passion for running. - - Asian Food Nerd 🎯

@muzamiln.panezai4547 5 месяцев назад

pay Nisho first

@D34N6232 8 лет назад

Didn't know Michael Cain did meth... that's a shame

@CyanCooper 8 лет назад

+D34N6232 LMAO top comment

@Josh_Tsu1067 4 месяца назад

i love his book one of my favorites

@muhammadaulia8070 3 года назад

Phil such a shy guy

@sirkermy450 3 года назад

"Nikey" Let me go ride my Bikey.

@kickintheface007 4 года назад

His memoir is great!

@jjz3397 6 лет назад

500 shares worth 1 million dollars? When Nike hits 2000 dollar a share?

@Haannibal777 8 лет назад

That is so sweet!

@andrepadilla9089 8 лет назад

YEEZY JUST JUMPED OVER JUMPMAN

@MrRayne911 8 лет назад

marketing genius

@jjz3397 6 лет назад

What's wrong with his eyes? He seems like crying all the time.

@Mr.Gundam7 4 года назад

I think allergies,depression or stress. Billionaire people like him has to much stress and depressions. Mostly famous people suffer from depression cuz alot of stress.