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50 Cent brought “In Da Club” to one of New York City’s most exclusive venues, but the celebration ended abruptly when a confrontation involving Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson captured his attention.
Video obtained by TMZ shows Clarkson standing near Travis Scott before trouble develops inside Zero Bond. As the room grows chaotic, Clarkson moves toward the stage and appears intent on reaching someone in that area.
Several people surround the Knicks veteran and attempt to hold him back. The footage does not clearly reveal whom Clarkson wanted to approach or what triggered his reaction.
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The disturbance eventually becomes loud enough for 50 Cent to notice. The rapper pauses his performance while watching the commotion unfold from the stage.
Questions Remain About Clarkson’s Role
TMZ previously reported that the incident began when a man allegedly recorded Scott speaking with another guest during a Raising Cane’s gathering. Members of Scott’s entourage allegedly threw bottles after Scott confronted the person, according to the outlet’s source.
The original account portrayed Clarkson as someone trying to calm the dispute. The newly released footage adds another layer, showing an animated Clarkson pushing toward the stage as others restrain him.
Security eventually removed Clarkson from the venue. Photographs later showed police escorting the NBA champion away from the club.
The celebrity-heavy gathering also included Tate McRae, Alix Earle, Jake Paul and Logan Paul. New York had attracted numerous stars for the World Cup Final and Fanatics Fest, adding even more attention to the incident.
Clarkson has not publicly identified the person he appeared focused on in the video. Without a complete account, the exact nature of his involvement remains unclear.
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