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'Satan Shoes' Rapper Notes Lack of Outrage About Tony Hawk's 'Blood-Infused' Skateboard
'Satan Shoes' Rapper Notes Lack of Outrage About Tony Hawk's 'Blood-Infused' Skateboard
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Some social media users have argued that the outrage regarding the 'Satan Shoes' was likely related to the whole 'Satan' angle, rather than to the actual blood... 28.08.2021, Sputnik International
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American rapper Lil Nas X (given name Montero Lamar Hill) on Twitter recently noted an apparent double standard in relation to the blood-painted skateboards marketed by iconic pro skateboarder Tony Hawk.In a tweet that has already accrued over 423 thousand 'likes', the rapper remarked that there is little to no public outrage regarding Hawk’s blood-sourced marketing stunt, unlike what followed the sale of the Lil Nas X's so-called Satan Shoes, released by Brooklyn-based brand called MSCHF in collaboration with the performer and which featured soles reportedly containing his blood.“Now that Tony Hawk has released skateboards with his blood painted on them, and there was no public outrage, are y’all ready to admit y’all were never actually upset over the blood in the shoes?” Lil Nas X inquired. “And maybe u were mad for some other reason?”Some netizens suggested that the outrage regarding the Satan shoes was likely linked to the whole Satan angle rather than blood used in the production process of the footwear.According to Page Six, Tony Hawk announced on Tuesday that some 100 skateboards manufactured by Liquid Death will have his blood put onto them, and that these items then would be sold for $500 apiece.
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'Satan Shoes' Rapper Notes Lack of Outrage About Tony Hawk's 'Blood-Infused' Skateboard
Some social media users have argued that the outrage regarding the 'Satan Shoes' was likely related to the whole 'Satan' angle, rather than to the actual blood itself.
American rapper Lil Nas X (given name Montero Lamar Hill) on Twitter recently noted an apparent double standard in relation to the blood-painted skateboards marketed by iconic pro skateboarder Tony Hawk.
In a tweet that has already accrued over 423 thousand 'likes', the rapper remarked that there is little to no public outrage regarding Hawk’s blood-sourced marketing stunt, unlike what followed the sale of the Lil Nas X's so-called
Satan Shoes, released by Brooklyn-based brand called MSCHF in collaboration with the performer and which featured soles reportedly containing his blood.
“Now that Tony Hawk has released skateboards with his blood painted on them, and there was no public outrage, are y’all ready to admit y’all were never actually upset over the blood in the shoes?” Lil Nas X inquired. “And maybe u were mad for some other reason?”
Some netizens suggested that the outrage regarding the Satan shoes was likely linked to the whole Satan angle rather than blood used in the production process of the footwear.
According to Page Six, Tony Hawk announced on Tuesday that some 100 skateboards manufactured by Liquid Death will have his blood put onto them, and that these items then would be sold for $500 apiece.
