Brandon Jennings: ‘Had I been more religious back then, I would have made a lot of better decisions’

BJ: It’s been dope, and like you said, it’s been a full circle moment. I’ve been working on my brand for five years now. It’s been great to build my own brand, be creative with that and also see my peers and people all over like what we’re designing. 

Last year, we dropped a full collection of Tuff Crowd and Curry Brand clothes and shoes here at Rowley Park. Curry Brand also donated money towards updating the entire gym and the workshop room. 

It had been the same court I dribbled on when I was five years old, so that’s been big for the neighborhood to have a new gym now that kids can come to play at. This year, we donated a bunch of shoes and gear to get them right for the school year too.

With Steph, we text sometimes and he’s always shown love and worn the brand. He was one of the first people to buy a beanie that we dropped online early on. Now, we mostly text and we talk about our love for James Brown. That’s something we have in common outside of the game and our connection to the brand.