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New York Fashion House Supreme Injects New Life into ZJ Chrome-Produced ‘Clarks’ with New Transformers Campaign

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In a brilliant fusion of street culture, sci-fi nostalgia, and Jamaican dancehall, New York fashion giant Supreme has teamed up with Transformers to unveil a collectible Optimus Prime figurine — and the promo is powered by none other than the infectious rhythm of Vybz Kartel’s 2010 anthem Clarks, featuring Popcaan and Vanessa Bling (formerly Gaza Slim). The visual teaser, posted on Supreme’s official Instagram channel, shows a red Supreme-branded truck cruising through city streets before transforming into the iconic Autobot leader, Optimus Prime — who then breaks out in a dance sequence to the beat of the now legendary dancehall track.

Produced collaboratively by ZJ Chrome’s CR203 label and Vybz Kartel’s Adidjaheim Records, Clarks isn’t just a hit — it’s a cultural time capsule. With over 40 million Spotify streams and nearly 10 million collective views on YouTube, the song helped define a generation. Its infectious hook and stylish braggadocio ignited a fashion movement in Jamaica, skyrocketing demand for Clarks shoes. Prices reportedly jumped from £46 to £78 at the height of the craze, with youth customizing jeans to better showcase their crepe-soled treasures. “Every ghetto youth wanted a pair of Clarks because of that song,” one fan recalled in a 2011 BBC 1Xtra special, where the track topped the dancehall charts.

More than just a trend, Clarks helped propel its collaborators into the spotlight. The track earned accolades at the Excellence in Music and Entertainment (EME) Awards, snagging Song of the Year — Dancehall, Collaboration of the Year, and catapulting Popcaan to Best New Artist — Male. Its popularity birthed two sequels — Clarks Again and Clarks 3 (Wear Weh Yuh Have) — reinforcing the Gaza trio’s chokehold on dancehall during that era. “Kartel didn’t just make a hit, he reshaped culture,” said music producer ZJ Chrome in a past interview reflecting on the track’s impact.

With Supreme now giving the song a second life through a global campaign — tied to one of pop culture’s most iconic franchises — Clarks proves its staying power.

 

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