Stickering featuring the late, great wrestler’s stylized image began appearing across the world, with the phrase “Andre the Giant has a Posse.” The wording says simply “OBEY” at times. Fairey ...

You don’t have to be a professional wrestling fan to recognize the name Andre the Giant. Born Andre Rene Roussimoff and raised in Molien, France, Andre the Giant grew from humble beginnings to ...

For this week’s Agency Advice, we give marketing leaders the right of reply to decades of media that all predict a hellish advertising future. Science fiction has no trouble imagining a central ...

Fairey, the owner of Obey clothing company, rose to prominence in the 1990s and is known for his street art activism. Among his most notable artworks are a poster of wrestler Andre the Giant and ...

Additionally, this won’t look at disqualification or countout losses, and instead just looking at those who were given the privilege of a decisive victory over Andre The Giant. No matter how ...

From the underground rise of his ‘Andre the Giant Has a Posse’ sticker campaign, which has evolved into the globally recognized OBEY GIANT movement, to his Smashing Pumpkins and Led Zeppelin album ...

called "My Giant," which was written by his friend Billy Crystal, who Andre met while filming "The Princess Bride." His image was also the inspiration behind many things, including the Obey brand ...

The public first became aware of Fairey, 54, because of his mysterious 1980s design that included a portrait of pro wrestler André the Giant, coupled with the word “Obey.” Fairey’s tongue ...

Andre the Giant and Kareem Abdul Jabbar lift Arnold Schwarzenneger / IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire A book titled "The Eighth Wonder of the World: The True Story of André the Giant," includes a chapter ...

As it turns out, the Giant’s life needed no embellishment ... Because shopping could be a cumbersome experience, Andre grew fond of QVC, the home shopping channel that had launched in 1986.

The artist-activist and Obey clothing founder famously made ... that say “Change” and “Vote,” as well as the “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” sticker he designed back in 1989.