Travis Scott’s involved in another bottle-throwing incident, this time at an exclusive NYC club, as his 2024 yacht lawsuit continues.
Travis Scott threw down at Zero Bond in Manhattan on Saturday night, and the incident’s part of a much bigger pattern that’s been building for years.
He was watching 50 Cent perform at the ultra-exclusive Noho club when he believed another guest was filming him, so he approached the person, and things escalated fast.
Bottles started flying across the room, though it’s still unclear whether Travis Scott himself was hurling the glassware or his crew was.
Security moved in quickly and shut it down before cops or paramedics even got called, and the whole thing was over almost as soon as it started.
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The event was a Raising Cane’s buyout, which means the chicken chain was running the show that night, not the club itself.
According to Page Six, an insider said the situation “started fast and broke up really quickly,” and 50 Cent’s performance continued without interruption.
This isn’t Travis’s first rodeo with violence at high-profile venues. He’s been linked to altercations at Michael Rubin’s white party in the Hamptons and a yacht fight in Cannes with music executive Alexander ‘AE’ Edwards that turned physical.
But the real issue hanging over his head right now is the civil lawsuit from his 2024 Miami yacht incident.
Captain Adrian Frometa and two charter managers are suing him for battery, assault, and false imprisonment after Travis allegedly went off on the 105-foot yacht Carpe Diem in June 2024.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Travis became heavily intoxicated and demanded to take out a jet ski, which the captain refused.
When Travis jumped off the boat onto a dock and left his guests stranded for thirty minutes, things got worse when he returned angry and confrontational.
The lawsuit claims Travis attacked the captain, threatened to kill him, and told him he was “dead.”
His own security tried to step in and calm things down, but Travis Scott fired the guard on the spot.
Additional marina workers who rushed to help allegedly became targets themselves, with Travis charging at crew members and driving his shoulder into two workers, sending one woman crashing into a table.
He allegedly blocked everyone from leaving until police finally removed him from the scene.
Prosecutors dropped the criminal charges, but the civil case is moving forward with serious allegations.
