“Maybe they should re-name it Un-Iggy,” he says at the end of the clip. In another promotional short, Pop says, “Unagi, experience euphoria without the psychedelics.”
“Like Iggy, Unagi values personal freedom and individuality,” said David Hyman, founder and CEO of the scooter company founded in 2018 in a statement. “That’s why we built the ideal personal liberation device with our Model 1 e-scooter. As a challenger brand, Iggy represents the spirit of Unagi and we’re happy to debut this campaign as part of an ongoing collaboration.”
The company counts Billie Eilish — who has her own custom design — Steve Aoki and Chance the Rapper as fans as well. The $990 scooters, which have a range up to 15 miles and top speed of 20 m.p.h., and are now also available through a $39-a-month subscription service called Unagi All Access.
Check out the ad below.