God watching ya'll cop these pic.twitter. Where they getting the blood from… /rNL4LgQoYk jacques turned to michael scott March 26, 2021 The reaction on Twitter has been unmissable, here are our some of our favourite memes. Others, including parents, felt it was too extreme especially considering Nas X’s younger audience, who came to know him through ‘Old Town Road.’ Some loved it, saying it’s a celebration of Nas X’s sexuality. Lil Nas X is certainly leaning into his hellish aesthetic – the music video for MONTERO depicts him descending into hell and romanticising Lucifer himself before then giving him an erotic lap dance. To make more sense of this crazy collaboration and devilish design, watch the MONTERO music video below. Right down to the box artwork and even the shoe design itself, which features a pentagram emblem sitting on the laces, the design process must have been an extensive one.īut the question we all want to know the answer to is, where are they getting the human blood from?! However, the most sinister reveal lies in the classic air max bubbles of the 97 sneaker, which are reportedly filled with 66cc of red ink and “one drop of human blood”. If the association with Satan wasn’t clear enough, there are reportedly 666 pairs that have been manufactured, with each pair bearing a message from Luke 10: 18 of The Bible which references Satan’s banishment from heaven: “I saw Satan fall like lightening from heaven.” MSCHF & Lil Nas X Air Max 97 “Satan Shoes” The water is reportedly sourced directly from the River Jordan.
The shoe also comes with a crucifix on the laces of the right sneaker and has 60cc of Holy Water filled in the air bubbles. 14:25” printed on the lateral toe, in reference to the story of Jesus walking on water. This ‘Jesus’ sneakers also featured biblical references the right heel has INRI (Iesus Nazaraeus Rex Iudaeorum) embroidered on it, which translates to “Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews” along with “MT.
MSCHF x INRI Nike Air Max 97 “Jesus Shoes” The Satan-themed pair of Air Max 97 are a custom from the same people that created the Air Max 97 “Jesus Shoes” from 2019, pictured below. 🩸Contains 60cc ink and 1 drop of human blood Just a day after his ‘ MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)‘ music video took the internet by storm, Montero Lamar Hill, AKA Lil Nas X, found himself on the Twitter trending page yet again, this time with his wild collaboration with retail start-up MSCHF surfaced online: Young later apologized after finding out the Swoosh did NOT approve of the shoe.Lil Nas X is reportedly all set to release a collection of exclusive “Satan-themed shoes,” and fans can’t seem to quite wrap their heads around this bizarre development. I’m still debating about wearing after this come nike a drop of blood for real." "My kids will never play Old Town road again. Smh," the future first-overall pick in the NFL Draft said. The very unique and limited Satan Shoe is a base Nike Air Max 97 by MSCHF and Lil Nas X, with the air bubble containing 60cc ink and one drop of human blood. with stars like Trevor Lawrence and Nick Young voicing their disgust with the product. The Satan Shoe sparked outrage within the sports world. Nike wants the judge to block all sales of the Satan Shoe. Nike said MSCHF agreed to buy back any Satan Shoes and Jesus Shoes, which were launched in 2019 and also based on the Air Max 97, for their original retail prices, in order to remove them from. It wants damages, and perhaps more importantly for Nas X. Nike's suing for trademark infringement because the famous Swoosh logo is still prominently featured on X's shoes.
Nike claims MSCHF buys the shoes from Nike, then the artists it works with make their own creative modifications before selling them at a higher price. According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Nike claims the company's tricking consumers into thinking it approved the Satan-themed shoes, but Nike insists it didn't authorize it and "is in no way connected with this project."
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