The rousing film’s release is supported by an international social campaign featuring some of the world’s biggest athletes and members of Team Oakley: Rohit Sharma, Patrick Mahomes, Mikaela Shiffrin, Mark Cavendish, Valentino Rossi, Marc Marquez, Juju Smith-Schuster, Ryan Scheckler and Jamie Anderson, as well as athletes set to compete on the world’s biggest stage in Tokyo, including Andre de Grasse, Caroline Marks, Italo Ferreira, Aori Nishimura, Damian Lilliard, Hideki Matsuyama and more.

“With this film, we wanted to create an anthemic message that inspires our community to truly be who they are,” said Caio Amato, Oakley Global Brand Director. “Fundamentally as humans – and especially as athletes – we are all unique, however at times we feel the burden to fit in, to adapt to an idea of normal, and we end up losing sight of that ‘thing’. The thing that makes us different and allows us to reach our full potential. Our goal is to empower people around the world to believe in themselves, to follow their gut, and to embrace this uniqueness to achieve their own greatness.”

The supporting social movement sees Oakley athletes challenge their followers to share the thing that inspires them and makes them one-of-one – an act of self-expression that encourages people to be the best version of themselves. Oakley aims to ignite a global response, inviting its community of fans to unite in a moment of connectivity and togetherness. Some of the most inspirational content will be shared across Oakley’s global channels, and strong moments of self-expression will be rewarded through surprise and delight moments of product giveaways and athlete shout-outs.

The campaign launch follows the release of Oakley Kato, eyewear born from 45 years of disruptive innovation and engineered to shatter the boundaries of sport performance. On sport’s biggest stage this summer, Oakley Kato will turn gold with a PrizmTM24K lens. The product features a frameless design, crafted with extended wrap and built-in retention to mimic the structural properties of a typical frame.