Travis Scott was linked to a skirmish in which bottles were thrown at the New York City club Zero Bond on Saturday night.
The Houston native, 35, and a group of associates had been watching 50 Cent take the stage at the exclusive club at the time the conflict erupted, insiders told Page Six on Sunday.
The Grammy-nominated artist, whose real name is Jacques Webster, appeared to become upset after he felt that someone else at the private event had been filming him, sources told the outlet.
Insiders told the publication that Scott had confronted the people who he believed were filming him, at which point ‘things got ugly.’
A source told the outlet of the incident: ‘It all happened really fast,’ as ‘it started fast and broke up really quickly.’
The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Scott, Raising Cane’s and Zero Bond for further comment on the story.
Travis Scott, 35, was linked to a skirmish in which bottles were thrown at the New York City club Zero Bond on Saturday night. Pictured July 14 in NYC
It was not immediately clear if Scott personally threw any objects or if those in his entourage had.
Insiders told TMZ that people who accompanied Scott to the event ‘allegedly began throwing bottles.’
NBA player Jordan Clarkson of the New York Knicks was on hand and had tried to calm things down and physically pull people apart, a source told TMZ.
The professional athlete was eventually led off the premises by authorities, insiders told the outlet.
Security was quick to intervene in the chaos and tamped things down, sources told Page Six.
No medical personnel were summoned to the scene in the aftermath of the incident, sources told Page Six, and the 50 Cent concert continued.
Saturday’s event was described to the outlet as a ‘buyout’ from the business Raising Cane’s, and Zero Bond did not preside over the program.
Among the other notable names on hand for the event on Saturday included Logan Paul, Jake Paul, Alix Earle and Tate McRae, sources told TMZ.
Past celebrities who have appeared at the venue include Taylor Swift and ex-NYC Mayor Eric Adams, according to Page Six.
NBA player Jordan Clarkson of the New York Knicks was on hand and had tried to calm things down and physically pull people apart. Pictured outside Zero Bond on Saturday
Scott had been pictured early Sunday performing at Fanatics Fest 2026 in NYC
Page Six noted a pair of similar incidents Scott had been linked to involving public fights at high-profile parties.
One of which took place in July of 2021 during a white party hosted by Michael Rubin, in which Scott reportedly clashed with rapper Meek Mill. In that exchange, the musical artists were restrained from one another.
Another incident cited occurred in May of 2024 at a yacht party following an amfAR gala in Cannes, France, in which Tyga and Alexander ‘AE’ Edwards were present.
A source told the outlet at the time: ‘Travis was the aggressor. He and his team were being neurotic, erratic and crazy. He was there looking for a fight with anyone to be honest.’
