Lil Tjay Banned From Madison Square Garden For Spitting In Security Guard’s Face

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Lil Tjay Banned From Madison Square Garden For Spitting In Security Guard’s Face
Rapper Lil Tjay can cross Madison Square Garden off of his future plans.
The 23-year-old has been banned from the property after spitting in a security guard’s face. The crazy incident went down on the 14th during the WBO lightweight champion fight between Keyshawn Davis and Denys Berinchyk. Reportedly, the “Calling My Phone” artist and his crew were making their way ringside before the dispute erupted. A guard approached the men because they allegedly didn’t have proper clearance to be in the VIP area. Things only escalated from there, with more security making their way to the scuffle after Tjay spit in the face of the guard.
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Footage shared online of the entire ordeal then showed the celeb and his company being escorted away from the crowd.
Speaking with TMZ, a rep for Madison Square Garden said,
“Our policy is that patrons that engage in confrontational and disruptive behavior will be escorted out and banned from all MSG properties.”
Tell us in the comments if you think Lil Tjay took things too far.
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