G-Eazy is ‘arrested for assault after a fist fight with two men over a private VIP room’ inside the Boom Boom Room club in New York City
- G-Eazy was reportedly arrested on Monday in New York City for assault
- The incident took place at the Boom Boom Room inside The Standard on Friday
- He entered the club after midnight, and it was claimed the fight began at 2 am
- He entered a VIP section of the Boom Boom Room but it was not his
- It had been ‘set aside for a private Lacoste clothing company party’
- The performer was asked to move out of the Lacoste VIP room
- But G-Eazy allegedly did not want to, and an argument took place
G-Eazy was reportedly arrested on Monday for an assault incident that took place in New York City on Friday.
The singer, 32, allegedly got into a fist fight with two other men over a VIP section inside the exclusive Boom Boom Room at the Standard, Highline hotel located in the trendy Meatpacking District of the city.
When the star showed up to the red carpet of the MTV VMAs on Sunday evening, there was no sign he had been in an altercation as he did not have any bruises on his face.
In trouble: G-Eazy was reportedly arrested on Monday for an assault incident that took place in New York City last week. Seen on Sunday at the MTV VMAs
The man who was hit: PageSix said socialite Daniel Chetri (center in blue suit in 2019) went to the hospital with injuries to his head that required stitches. Here Daniel is seen with, from left Joe Moinian, Mahtab Max Moinian and Mitchell Moinian at the American Friends Of The Israel Museum Gala at The Plaza in New York City
According to the New York Daily News he went to the club on Friday at 12:40 am with PageSix adding the incident took place at around 2 am.
He entered a VIP section of the Boom Boom Room but it was not his; it had been set aside for a private Lacoste clothing company party, the police told NYDN.
The performer was asked to move out of the Lacoste VIP room but G-Eazy allegedly did not want to, and an argument took place.
The site added that a full on bar brawl broke out to the shock of others.
G-Eazy and his entourage allegedly ‘attacked the partygoer, punching and kicking him to the ground,’ the site said.
The fight spilled out onto the NYV sidewalk where there was more violence.
The location: The fight took place at the Boom Boom Room. Here Maisie Wilen is seen performing at the club on Saturday. The Boom Boom Room is also where Beyonce had her elevator fight with Jay-Z years ago
The company he keeps: The hitmaker posed on the red carpet with star Kossisko
G-Eazy then reportedly ‘punched a 32-year-old man in the face,’ the site shared after speaking with the police.
The site also said neither G nor the other man went to the hospital for their injuries.
The men who fought with the ex of Halsey told police that they had been ‘attacked’ by G-Eazy.
But PageSix named one of the men – socialite Daniel Chetrit, who hangs out with Kendall Jenner – adding he did go to the hospital with injuries to his head that required stitches.
Party man: On Thursday he was seen at the Alo Wellness Department Dinner at Alo Yoga Flatron with Kossisko, far right, and two other pals
Page Six’s source added more color to the story: ‘They are two super-interconnected groups. They’re all friends, and something set someone off, and G-Eazy’s crew ended up bottling one of Zack Bia’s friends [Daniel],’ an insider told the site.
‘Zack had nothing to do with it. He was just there. One of G-Eazy’s friends smashed a bottle over Daniel’s head,’ a source close to Bia claimed.
On Monday police took G into custody Monday ‘without incident,’ the NYDN added.
He now has a desk appearance ticket to appear in Manhattan Criminal Court on October 1.
G-Eazy was last seen in public on Sunday at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at Barclays Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
He did not seem to have any marks on his face from a fight.
Let the good times roll: The artist (L) and Ayesha Curry participate in a culinary demonstration during the 2021 BottleRock Napa Valley music festival at Napa Valley Expo on September 3