Travis Scott and NBA star Jordan Clarkson’s party attracted even more people as they partyed at Zero Point, one of New York City’s biggest A-list clubs. According to recent reports, the famous rapper has been linked to a bottle-throwing incident at a club on Saturday night. Here’s what we know about the matter so far.
Travis Scott NBA star Jordan Clarkson allegedly involved in bottle-throwing incident
Travis Scott and Jordan Clarkson recently attended a night of partying at one of New York City’s biggest A-list clubs. TMZ reports that a fight allegedly broke out at the venue after an unidentified man began recording a conversation between Scott and another attendee at the party.Scott noticed the situation and confronted the man, causing a fight to break out at the venue. A statement included in the report reads: “We are told members of Travis’ entourage allegedly began throwing bottles… Jordan stepped in to defuse the situation. Both men were eventually led out of the venue. The publication also shared multiple photos showing Travis Scott and Jordan Clarkson being escorted out of the venue by security. According to reports, authorities were not called to the scene and internal security personnel took control of the situation.At the time, the Raise the Cane bash was still going on, with many celebrities in attendance, including Tate McCray, Alex Earle, Jake Paul and Logan Paul, among others. Page Six also provided more details about the incident, saying: “It all happened very quickly. It started very quickly and it was over very quickly.”The news comes amid abuse allegations against the “Sicko Mode” rapper. Captain Adrian Frometa and two charter managers are filing a civil assault claim against him, accusing the rapper of abusing staff on an unchartered yacht in Miami nearly two years ago. Billboard reports that the musician rented a 105-foot yacht named Carpe Diem to cruise the Miami coastline. He was accompanied by three women; however, during the yacht trip he became drunk and allegedly assaulted the crew on site.
