Travis Scott involved in ‘bottle throwing’ fight at ultra-exclusive private club - Page Six

What the report says

Page Six reported that Travis Scott and members of his entourage were allegedly involved in a bottle-throwing altercation Saturday night at Zero Bond, the private members’ club in Manhattan’s Noho neighborhood. According to the outlet, the incident occurred while 50 Cent was performing at the venue, which is known for drawing high-profile guests.

Citing unnamed sources, Page Six said Scott believed another attendee was recording him and approached the guest before the situation escalated. The report said bottles were thrown, though it was not clear whether Scott personally threw anything or whether people with him were responsible. Security reportedly intervened, and Page Six said police and paramedics were not called. An insider characterized the confrontation as brief and quickly dispersed.

The outlet reported that the night was a “buyout” event by Raising Cane’s, the fast-food chicken chain, rather than a standard club-run evening. Page Six said 50 Cent’s performance continued after the disturbance. Representatives for Zero Bond declined comment to the outlet, while representatives for Scott and Raising Cane’s did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

The report also noted prior Page Six coverage of other upscale events where fights allegedly involved Scott, including gatherings tied to Michael Rubin’s white party and an amfAR gala after-party. Those references provide context for the outlet’s framing, but the current report does not describe any arrests, injuries or formal allegations stemming from the Zero Bond incident.