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A pair of slick, rubbery red boots that look like they belong in the wardrobe of Astro Boy have created yet another wave of social media engagement by the amusing Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF. The sneakers, officially called https://pastelink.net/9akm3cob have been popular on TikTok?, Twitter, and other social media platforms. The most influential and famous people, including Janelle Monae, Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous Alexander and Fashion Week favourite Coi Leray have all been wearing them.James Jebbia is the founder and creative director of MSCHF. The $350 shoes are made of the outer shell of a TPU material, which makes them both soft and sturdy. The mid-calf width is a departure from a typical shoe shape. They also have a larger size. They're more of a costume instead of a pair of regular sneakers. Jebbia's witty campaign for the boots showed Instagram model Sarah Snyder walking around New York City as the humanoid character from a cartoon in her red Big Red Boots. The following day, the boots blew up once more when Gilgeous Alexander wore them as she prepared to play in a match.Some TikTokers? have reported that they found that the Big Red Boots to be uncomfortable and one user stating that it took him 30 minutes to get them off. Others have recommended that you size up to prevent getting caught in them. Jebbia is also claiming that the shoes are constructed with "everyday materials," so they should be sturdy.The popularity of the Big Red Boots is no surprise for MSCHF which is renowned for its fake shoe drops and a desire to challenge the limits of fashion. It enticed Rihanna last year to sell a pair of shoes that had tomato sauce roulette that she later said was a social experiment. This year, it's already come up with a pair of Satan Shoes in collaboration with Lil Nas X (which are being censored since Nike filed a copyright infringement lawsuit) along with a pair Gobstompers to Jimmy Fallon and a medical boot that was designed to be destroyed.But the Big Red Boots are perhaps the most original and thought-provoking creation yet. They're not just a commentary about the oversaturation and ubiquity of trends and the ubiquity of fake authenticity, but they're also an examination of capitalism and its relentless focus on profit. These sneakers aren't part of MSCHF's normal product collection. https://courses.9marks.org/members/punchsea1/activity/359542/ were created as a special drop to help support the auction in 2020 of Damien Hirst's paintings on spot.The Big Red Boots are currently gone from the MSCHF website, however you can subscribe to be informed when they're back. The shoes are also available on StockX and GOAT, where they're selling at around $1,400. It's also possible to purchase these shoes on the black market.<img width="303" src="https://cdn.lazyshop.com/files/893b0662-b60a-4a48-9936-8a2ad25e48a0/product/6deb0f64984af7bfda7d4a1baffae9ef.jpeg?x-oss-process=style%2Fmaster">