Gatorade’s offshoot brand Bolt24 has tapped Serena Williams, Zion Williamson, Bryce Harper, and Karl Anthony Towns to star in its first ad campaign, which markets the drink as “all-day hydration for all-day athletes”.

The four athletes feature in a commercial that shows them off-the-court, but still on the grind, doing other things than the ones we got used to seeing them do. The tennis champion, clad in a white shirt and dark trousers, is shown working on some fashion designs and sipping from a bottle of Bolt 24, Karl-Anthony Towns is shown at the barber shop, Zion Williamson is shown ending a “freezing” session, and Town rehabbing his knee.

The brand informs that the beverage ensures “advanced hydration,” contains electrolytes from watermelon and sea salt and no artificial sweeteners or flavors.

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Gatorade’s senior vice-president and general manager, Brett O’Brien, explained, in a press statement, that the goal of this campaign was to highlight the role Bolt plays in helping 24/7 athletes to get ready and back into the game.