From Dennis Rodman wearing the Nike Air Darwin in 1994 to Travis Scott creating his own Air Jordans in 2019, here's a history of the backwards Swoosh.

Back in 1994, Rodman debuted a pair of white and aqua shoes, the Nike Air Darwins, which had the distinctive design quirk of featuring a backwards version of the brand’s iconic logo.

Dennis Rodman calls out Travis Scott for copying his reverse swoosh design, claiming he was the original trendsetter with the Nike Air Darwin. advertisement BasketballNetwork.net ...

Rodman goes on to claim that Scott copied the backward swoosh from his signature Nike Air Darwin sneakers from the mid-1990s. 'You copied my s***,' he said in the clip.

Rodman rose to fame in the late ’80s as a basketball player with the Detroit Pistons. Over the course of his NBA career, Rodman played with several teams, including the Chicago Bulls, San ...

Dennis Rodman accused Travis Scott of copying the style of The Worm’s sneakers. Rodman demanded credit after seeing the backward Nike swoosh on Scott’s mocha Air Jordans at a convention.

Dennis Rodman calls out Jordan brand and Travis Scott for copying 90s shoe design. Rodman's Nike Ndestrukt was the first to feature a backwards swoosh ...

The remarks were made in reference the 1994 Air Darwins, the first Nike shoe to feature the backwards swoosh. "I was playing with the Chicago Bulls (at the time). Come on, Travis, give me some credit.

The Air Jordan 1 Low "Velvet Brown" is set to be available on the Nike SNKRS app, Nike and Scott's website come Saturday morning (Dec. 21) at 10 a.m. ET for $150. Watch the clip below. More from ...

Dennis Rodman talked about the time when his shoes outsold Michael Jordan's patented sneakers. The two had quite a relationship during their three-peat with the Chicago Bulls.

Dennis Rodman fans and sneakerheads alike are set for a treat in early 2017 with the retro release of the Nike Air Shake Ndestrukt. Photo from Sole Collector ASIDE from his dyed hair, his on- and ...