Rapper Lil Nas X teamed up with New York Art Collective MSCHF to modify existing Nike shoes.
They put a pentagram on the shoes, an upside-down cross then injected red ink and a drop of human blood into the shoe's air bubble sole.
The shoes cost just over $1,000 and sold out in less than a minute on Monday. But now Nike says it is suing.
In a lawsuit filed Monday, Nike is accusing MSCHF of trademark infringement.
Nike also says the modified shoes are hurting its reputation.
