
Newly released video from early Monday, July 20, 2026, shows New York Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson being restrained in the middle of a chaotic late-night dust-up involving rapper Travis Scott at Zero Bond, the invitation-only club in NoHo. The clip appears to show Clarkson moving toward the stage as people grab at him and try to pull him back, and photos from the same night show him later being escorted out of the club by police. The scene unfolded during a packed slate of Fanatics Fest events in the city, with a performance by 50 Cent and a guest list stacked with celebrities.
Video shows scuffle near the stage
Video obtained by TMZ shows Clarkson standing close to Travis Scott, who is visible in red, before Clarkson appears to move toward someone near the stage while several people try to hold him back. According to TMZ, the commotion grew loud enough that 50 Cent stopped his set mid-performance as staff and security rushed in to calm things down.
What appears to have sparked the fight
Reports indicate the confrontation started when an attendee allegedly recorded Scott while he was speaking with another guest, a moment that reportedly escalated into a larger clash. Members of Scott’s entourage allegedly responded by throwing bottles toward the person filming, according to reporting by IBTimes UK.
Where it happened
The incident unfolded at Zero Bond, the members-only club at 0 Bond Street in NoHo, a private venue frequently used for tightly controlled celebrity gatherings. The club is known for its discreet vibe, high-profile programming and reputation as a go-to after-party stop during major city events such as Fanatics Fest, which helps explain the star-studded crowd on hand that night. Artnet has previously detailed the club’s NoHo address and reputation.
Aftermath and reaction
No arrests were reported, and outlets say representatives for both Clarkson and Scott did not immediately respond to requests for comment as of July 20, 2026. According to Heavy, Clarkson, who is coming off the Knicks’ 2026 title run and recently re-signed to remain with the team, was expected to return to his offseason preparations following the incident.









