Travis Scott allegedly got into a fight inside Zero Bond while 50 Cent was performing at the exclusive New York City club on Saturday night.
According to Page Six, Scott and members of his group became involved in a fast-moving confrontation that reportedly included bottles being thrown across the venue.
The situation began after Scott came to believe that another guest was filming him inside the NoHo club. Scott approached the guest, although the conversation allegedly escalated before security intervened.
The identity of the guest accused of recording Scott remains unknown. The outlet also said it could not determine whether Scott personally threw any bottles or whether the objects came from other people in his group. That distinction remains important because no publicly available footage reviewed for this report clearly establishes who started the alleged bottle throwing.
“It all happened really fast,” an insider told Page Six. “It started fast and broke up really quickly.”
According to the outlet, security personnel separated the people involved before the reported fight could continue. Page Six said police officers and paramedics were not called to the club, and the publication did not report any injuries connected to the confrontation.
The evening was a private “buyout” organized by Raising Cane’s. According to the outlet, Zero Bond was not operating the event itself, even though the gathering took place inside the club.
Zero Bond has built its reputation partly around offering prominent guests a discreet environment where photography is prohibited. Hospitality executive Scott Sartiano opened the private club in 2020 and developed it into a popular destination for entertainers, executives, athletes, and other powerful figures seeking privacy.
The reported filming dispute therefore touches the exact concern Zero Bond normally tries to eliminate. However, neither Page Six nor Zero Bond has confirmed whether the club’s usual photography restrictions were being enforced during the private Raising Cane’s gathering. It is also unknown whether the unidentified guest was actually filming Scott or whether Scott only believed a recording was taking place.
50 Cent continued performing after security stopped the confrontation. The outlet said the rapper’s show was not canceled and that the surrounding event continued despite the brief disruption.
The latest allegation is not the first report connecting Scott to a confrontation at a celebrity event. Scott and Meek Mill became involved in a heated dispute at Michael Rubin’s Hamptons White Party in July 2021.
Scott and Meek had to be separated during that incident. The outlet said Meek could allegedly be heard yelling after the two rappers had been moved away from each other.
Another Travis Scott incident occurred during the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. Scott and Alexander “AE” Edwards became involved in a physical confrontation during an afterparty connected to the amfAR Gala.
Video from the Cannes gathering appeared to show Scott and Edwards exchanging blows near a DJ booth. The publication said security eventually stopped the confrontation and did not report any serious injuries. Representatives for the people involved did not provide People with an explanation for what caused the fight.
Scott is also facing a recently filed civil lawsuit involving separate allegations from a 2024 yacht incident in Miami Beach. According to the Houston Chronicle, three yacht crew members filed a lawsuit in July 2026 accusing Scott of assault, battery, false imprisonment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
The Houston Chronicle reported that the plaintiffs are seeking more than $50,000 in damages. Their allegations have not been proven in court, and the newspaper said Scott’s representatives had not commented on the lawsuit. The Chronicle also reported that misdemeanor charges originally connected to the 2024 Miami Beach incident were later dismissed.
Not every law enforcement encounter involving Scott has resulted in charges. French authorities released Scott without charges following an August 2024 hotel incident in Paris. The Associated Press reported that prosecutors terminated the proceedings because they considered the matter minor.
Until more witnesses, footage, or official records emerge, the Travis Scott fight at Zero Bond remains an allegation surrounding a brief confrontation that security reportedly ended without police or medical intervention.
