“call me when u want na-na-na-na na, and i knew it was something special about it, fast forward a year later it’s the biggest song in the world. but i didn’t stop working, a melody came to my mind. one day in june i was working on a song and found myself leaving the studio every 10 minutes to cry. but around this time in 2020 i pulled it together, me, daytrip, omer, & roy, worked for months on end. i was trying so hard to be perfect, to please everyone, and not make any enemies. “last year i was sitting in my apartment thinking it was all over for me. X shared a super emotional and motivational message after going No. 1Įarlier in April, the rap hitmaker geeked out over his achievement with “MONTERO” debuting atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The so-called Satan Shoes were inspired by Lil Nas’ demonic-themed music video for his new song, “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name).” The footwear giant tells us the settlement calls for MSCHF to launch a voluntary recall to buy back all Satan Shoes it’s sold for their original retail prices in order to remove them from circulation. Nike tells TMZ … it’s reached an agreement with MSCHF, the company producing the custom shoes based on Nike’s Air Max 97.
However, Nas X will be back in court today over the copyright infringement. Part of the agreement was for the kicks to never see the light of day. Reports claimed sports apparel giant Nike settled a lawsuit with the manufacturer responsible for putting out the “MONTERO”-inspired sneakers onto the market.Īccording to reports, Nike settled its lawsuit after a publicized war in April 2021 against Nas X and his sneaker collaborator. The rap star’s controversial Satan Shoes will never make it to true diehard fans’ feet. Nike + Lil Nas X’s Satan Shoes War Settled The jail posts all turned into the perfect opportunity for Nas to show off his acting skills and plug new music in the form of “Industry Baby” set to arrive July 23. who’s going to make mildly funny tweets about being gay while i’m away” “all jokes aside i can’t believe i might be going to jail. The Georgia native joked about appearing in court this week regarding the controversial shoes. He added in some comedy about somebody making gay jokes in place of him while he’s away. Prior to letting the world know what he really had planned, Lil Nas X said he believed he could be heading to jail.