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Travis Scott’s Nike sneakers are hard to come by, but his McDonald’s action figure is even more difficult to get hold of. McDonald's is giving you the chance to win the collectible, but there are just five units up for grabs.

The figure, which is a scaled-down replica of Scott, won't be sold in restaurants or online. Instead, the fast food chain is utilizing Twitter for an extremely limited giveaway. Five lucky fans will get their hands on the toy, as the sweepstakes is open from now until this Sunday, September 27 at 9 a.m. EST.

To enter for a chance to win, simply quote tweet this post with “Cactus Jack sent me to @McDonalds #CactusJackSweepstakes.” You don't have to purchase the Travis Scott meal to enter or win the figure.

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Scott's McDonald's meal, which includes a Quarter Pounder with cheese, bacon, and lettuce; fries with BBQ sauce; and a Sprite, is still available at participating locations in the US. You can order it via the chain's app to get it for $6 through October 4.

The rapper and his Cactus Jack label have also cooked up a coinciding merch collection for the collab, consisting of roughly 100 different Mickey D's-themed items. To no surprise, the goods are already reselling for ridiculous amounts.

For more on how to enter the sweepstakes to land the Travis Scott action figure, follow here.

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