US rapper Lil NAS X Mit Human Blood in the sole: Nike does not complain against "Satan shoe" login?Please be patient for a moment, your account will be set up!

According to a media report, the world's largest sporting goods manufacturer Nike has sued the US art collective "MSchF" due to the violation of trademark rights after their collaboration with the rapper Lil NAS X.MSchF had sold 666 couples of a "Satan shoe" on Monday that was developed together with the rapper.However, these were made without the company's approval, reported the music magazine "Rolling Stone", to which the lawsuit was available.

The rapper Lil NAS X (21) released a - supposedly - new Nike collection on Monday.As the broadcaster NBC News reported, the sneakers should also contain a drop of human blood in the sole that comes from members of the MSchF team.The sale of the shoes should be in connection with the new song of the 21 -year -old rapper, "Montero (Call Me by your name)".

The "Satan shoes" are therefore unofficial redesigns from Nike's trademark, the Air Max 97 sneaker.Nike also said that the shoe had already caused "considerable damage to Nike's goodwill.The shoes are characterized by a pentagram design, also by an inverse cross and a reference to a place in the Bible, Lukas 10:18 ("I saw Satan fall from heaven like a flash").

The shoes were made at a price of 1.018 US dollars (863.88 euros) sold per couple.The price was again a reference to the Bible verses.According to MSchF, the shoes were sold out within a minute.