Travis Scott Assaulted DJ On Don Toliver Gig: Destroyed $12K Worth Of Bar Equipment? [VIDEO]

It looks like Travis Scott is involved in a physical brawl, but this time he is the one throwing punches and even destroying bar property.

Following his surprise appearance on a Don Toliver New York gig, Scott was apparently recorded being agitated as his alleged spat with a sound engineer in the bar turned physical.

According to TMZ sources, law enforcement arrived at the scene around 3:25 Wednesday morning after receiving a tip for criminal mischief and assault.

The outlet learned that Scott punched a person, said to have been Club Nebula's sound engineer, as the two had fought over control of the DJ booth.

NBC News reported that Scott was accused of what seemed to be a verbal beatdown between the two of them, turning into a physical altercation because of Scott - leading him to throw a punch in a closed fist on the left side of the sound engineer's face.

Travis Scott DJ Assault Video

However, TMZ learned that no visible injuries were present on the sound engineer's face, but around $12,000 worth of DJ equipment was destroyed during Scott's "rampage," including a video screen and a speaker.

However, Club Nebula claimed that the story was "blown completely out of proportion," saying, "It was a great night." Although the bar did not confirm if a certain altercation, verbal or physical, took place. Scott's representative and lawyer seemed to be saying the same thing.

"While this is clearly a misunderstanding being blown out of proportion by clickbait and misinformation, we are actively working with the venue and law enforcement to resolve and set the record straight. We are confident our client will be cleared of any wrongdoing," Scott's lawyer, Mitchell Schuster, told TMZ.

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Meanwhile, a video of Scott becoming agitated on presumably the sound engineer was caught on video. It shows Scott pushing him in the chest before saying, "Back the f--k off."

According to the video taker of Scott's alleged assault, the problem started when the sound engineer tried to turn down Scott's playlist volume as he took over the club's music.

On the other hand, Travis Scott's representative pointed out that the whole situation was "overexaggerated for a potential cash grab."

As of this writing, Travis Scott has yet to address the issue but was said to have been working hand in hand with law enforcement to clear himself of any wrongdoing.

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