Over 1 million people signed up for an online raffle to get the chance to buy a new pair of sneakers from rapper Travis Scott, and the vast majority of them are highly disappointed with the end result.

I WILL COP THE TRAVIS SCOTT SHOES ON SNKRS TOMORROW. I WILL SEE THE GOT’EM SCREEN. THERE ARE NO L’S IN SIGHT. I WILL WIN. THERE IS NO WAY I CAN LOSE. MANIFEST 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/bws98EcSr8

— Retail or Resell (@RetailorResell) May 26, 2022

If y’all got the Travis Scott sneakers from the SNKRS app fuck u. Hope ur dog vomits on ur bed

— Steven Gonzalez (@bc_sta_) May 27, 2022

Over 1,000,000 people signed up for Travis Scott’s new shoes in less than 30 minutes. pic.twitter.com/QRSd4YWjl3

— SAY CHEESE! 👄🧀 (@SaycheeseDGTL) May 23, 2022

Fans shared their disappointment with memes and snarky posts expressing their sense of frustration, grief and injustice at receiving so many Ls from the SNKRS app, sponsored by Nike.

My snkrs account is worst than the ice cream machine at McDonald’s. Bitch never works

— SO🅿️RANO Jack 🪬ASC (@junkie4soles) May 26, 2022

My toxic relationship with SNKRS pic.twitter.com/7JJBjRocBR

— Sam Roberts (@notsam) May 27, 2022

When SNKRS is your last hope pic.twitter.com/Y1MbwGf2xk

— LA Three (@La3Life) May 26, 2022

The SNKRS app allows users to register for raffles for a variety of sneakers that drop at different times, attempting to revolutionize the sneakerhead community and purchasing process. Many of them, however, are upset at seemingly never winning these raffles.

Everyone starting the day after taking another L Via Nike⁠ SNKRS App…pic.twitter.com/TlZPiRCQqL

— alex (@AlexUlrichh) May 27, 2022

Damn, here we go again #SNKRS pic.twitter.com/OZ1lgYSCGD

— Nice Kicks (@nicekicks) May 26, 2022

Some took their anger out on Travis Scott personally, who many Twitter users memed looks like the shoes he is seeking to sell.

People are saying Travis Scott’s new shoes look like him 😂 pic.twitter.com/UQNZ6yQufl

— Rap Updates Tv (@RapUpdatesTv) May 23, 2022

Where’s the shoes @trvisXX pic.twitter.com/6nBhVItBWJ

— eyes on the lies ears on the tears (@baddiboi) May 20, 2022

The SNKRS app promises to democratize the bidding and buying process for sneakers, preventing bots and resellers from dominating the market and giving regular people a chance to buy shoes as soon as they drop. But many remain disappointed by their track record on the app and devastated by the numbers of Ls they have taken.