Yeezys are the most coveted sneakers of today, and its fans are willing to go great lengths to get a pair. But if you cheat the system on how to buy them, some people may react with violence.

According to reports and several videos shared via the social media platform Twitter, a fight broke out in China allegedly after Adidas Confirmed App hackers scored 80 pairs of the Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Zebra” release. The video shows several people punching a person on the ground near the bottom of an escalator with numerous 350-branded boxes on the floor surrounding him.

#yeezy350zebra adidas Confirmed App been hacked in China maybe around world, two nerds got 80 pairs at one store in Shanghai and be beaten. pic.twitter.com/N7lMxEIJEz — TyrusL (@tyruschi) June 24, 2017

The “Zebra” iteration of the shoe, which retails for $220, arrived in select stores today for the second time. The celebrated look, which is listed by the brand as “White/Core Black/Red,” first hit retail shelves on Feb. 25 through Adidas’ web store, the Adidas Confirmed app and the rap superstar’s Yeezy Supply online store.

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