Meek Mill and Travis Scott are alleged to have gotten into a heated argument during a Fourth of July get-together in the Hamptons.
According to a sources-citing report from Page Six, Meek and La Flame got into a “loud verbal argument” at Philadelphia 76ers partner Michael Rubin’s party, which was also attended by Jay-Z and a number of other artists.
The alleged argument is claimed to have occurred around 1:30 a.m. and was brought to a close when Meek and Travis were “led away from each other.” While Wednesday’s report further claimed that footage of the alleged argument exists, any such footage had not been made public at the time of this writing. The cause of the alleged argument, meanwhile, remains unknown.
Complex has reached out to reps for Meek Mill, Travis Scott, and Michael Rubin for comment.
Meanwhile, neither artist has addressed any of this on social media. In the past, there’s been zero appearance of any issues between the two artists, who have several collaborations together including the 2013 tracks “Bandz” and “I’m Leanin.”
Last month, Meek joined Virginia Governor Ralph Northam for the signing ceremony of a piece of legislation aiming to improve the state’s probation system. Also in attendance was Rubin, with whom Meek works regularly as part of the REFORM Alliance.
“I’ll make sure I’ll be able to deliver and close every bridge I can to help fix the system, because I was affected by that,” Meek said at the ceremony.
