Hwasa of MAMAMOO has been made official as one of the next ambassadors for Adidas running the campaign "Faster Than" that aims to focus on your own accomplishments instead of beating the speed record. Aside from Hwasa, she will be featured with the top athletes of South Korea Son Heung Min and Lee Jung Ho. 

Hwasa is said to be endorsing the newest line of Adidas 'Ultra Boost20' running shoes for the brand's motif of improving yourselves through running.

Celebrating the recent launch of Adidas' Ultra Boost 20 that aspires its current and future users that being fast should not be based on records, or time speed but rather be on a person's satisfaction or sense of accomplishment.

Carrying the new concept of speed from Adidas, they also took the opportunity to gather stories from its contributors who did achieve the better versions of themselves through by running as well. 

Adidas even made a survey to all of 6,000 runners globally to learn their reasons as to why they are running, The results say that 87 percent of the people who responded to the survey declared that they ran for personal reasons and change. 

In line with this, Adidas launched their "Faster Than" campaign that will feature ambassadors coming from each part of the world to promote their campaign and spread its concept.

On the 27th Adidas released the first photo of their ambassador for their brand revealing MAMAMOO's member Hwasa. The brand did succeed to attract its viewers by showing Hwasa's sporty and natural sexy aura. 

More photos and videos of their ambassadors will be uploaded soon by the company itself.

Ahn Hye-in better known by her screen name Hwasa, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, rapper. and a famous TV personality under the management of RBW. 

She officially debuted as a member of Mamamoo in June 2014. 

In February 2019, she then debuted as a solo artist with a digital single "Twit" that topped the Gaon Digital Chart as well. 

Congratulations, Hwasa!

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