A judge has granted Nike’s request for a temporary restraining order against MSCHF, the company behind rapper Lil Nas X’s highly controversial “Satan shoes.”
The rapper, real name Montero Lamar Hill, collaborated with Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF on the sneakers, which are a limited-edition design built on of a pair of Nike Air Max 97s.
The controversial shoes’ air bubble is filled with 60cc of red ink as well a drop of human blood, according to the rapper.
The shoes — which also feature a pentagram pendant, an embroidered “666,” and a Bible verse — retailed for $1,018 and went on sale Monday. Within minutes, the shoes sold out.
Nike filed a lawsuit against MSCHF earlier this week, stating that it did not authorize the shoes or design.
“Due to the restraining order, MSCHF will not be allowed to ship [the shoes] to customers awaiting the shoe that the creative agency put their blood, sweat, and tears in,” the outlet reported.
Nobody wants fag shoes not even satanists
Disgusting that any person would bui those.
Dont mess with the big boys. They will stomp all over you.
15 second of fame is now over. Nice try now get to skippin.