Utah Jazz phenom Donovan Mitchell is everywhere these days, it's probably easier to say where he's not at. And while his spectacular rookie campaign did not lead to a Rookie of the Year plum (or even the rare co-rookie honor), things are looking up for the 21-year-old. In fact, he may be the recipient of something that very few players (even superstars) are able to achieve.

The Jazz's Twitter account recently shared a tweet featuring Mitchell in what looks to be a commercial shoot.

The short clip is vague and appears to have ā€œactorsā€ dressed up in jerseys by the Oklahoma City Thunder (who Mitchell and the Jazz dispatched in the first round) and Philadelphia 76ers (featuring his nemesis Ben Simmons), but it's a little hard to tell whether it's just Mitchell or he will be sharing the scene with other notable players.

But then the 6-foot-3 guard followed shortly with an even more intriguing tweet.

From what the tweet suggests, it seems to be a huge life-altering moment, something along the lines ofā€¦ a signature shoe, given the shoe emoji.

Most NBA players dream to have their own signature shoe and it makes sense considering that it's a rare feat that isn't just based on stature and productivity ā€” one has to be really special and a major household name. It's a sign that a player has truly made it.

Perhaps Adidas has faith that the incoming sophomore is destined for greatness. He did set the most points by a guard in the postseason since a player named Michael Jeffrey Jordan, so they may be on to something.