If people thought that the rapper and celebrity husband of Kim Kardashian, Kanye West could only sell Air Yeezy sneakers, they are wrong. Bags of air allegedly from Kanye West’s Yeezus show are up for sale on eBay, according to New York Daily News. Folks it’s apparently air collected from the rapper’s concert.

It all started on March 6 when someone offered a bag of air for sale from Kayne’s Yeezus concert on eBay for $5.00. But since the zipper-sealed bag generated a lot of interest, the price went up to $65,000. The product for bid was put up by Elkins Park, an eBay member from Pennsylvania who wrote: “Held bag open and sealed air in.” The bag has been pulled out after a reported crackdown by eBay top line. But, this is not the only talking point of the Yeezus air. There are a plethora of options available for $305, another one foe $5, another one as low as $0.99. Another sealed bag on offer is “flatulence” that hilariously had no bidders yet. But, the online retail giant has not pulled down the sale of other similar items. These include Ziplock bag of air from Garth Brooks concert, Kanye West Concert Air-Infused Bay Leaves, Flatulence from Kanye.

Kim Kardashian meanwhile seemed to be amused with the whole episode and tweeted about it on March 6 saying that her husband could sell anything. It read: “WOW he can sell anything! Lol” Rolling Stone had also tweeted saying that eBay was flooded with bags of air from Kanye West’s concert.

But, Kanye on the contrary is only selling his Yeezy Season 1apparel and footwear on the site. It is a collection that has universality and timeliness. The 37-year-old had said that his range of clothing is a solution-based line. For his footwear range, the rapper has collaborated with Adidas and the sneakers are selling for $1700 to $5,000. During the launch of his footwear collection at the New York Fashion Week last month, Kanye told that his trainers would be affordable for common people.

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