Lil Nas X upset with the "Satan Shoes" lawsuit, can't give the 666th pair

[insight 2,428]

He recorded the song and shot the video, so that he could sell of his shoes? 

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

15 minutes ago, bionic said:

Is the United States Constitution not a thing anymore?

I’m what happened to our/his rights?

Once a billion dollar company gets involved we don't have rights.

[4BLAiNE 649]

Kinda really confused at how Lil Nas or his team can be upset, or that they didn’t see this coming? Surely it’s self evident at this point that an artist at his level selling Nike branded shoes without their agreement or involvement would be a massive conflict of interests. Hardly to do with ‘power’ and more to do with business ethics and legalities. 
 

The same legalities, I might add, that protect smaller businesses as well. 

[Gagi 2,750]

But they didn’t just use the Nike logo on random shoes though?

They bought Nike shoes and redesigned them, so I really don’t see the problem