Posted on: Jan 9, 2023 7:50 am.
Last updated on: January 9, 2023 07:54.
Bryce Hall punched a security guard in the head at the Wynn Las Vegas over the weekend, and the incident could spell trouble for the social media influencer. Hall, 24, has 23.7 million TikTok and 3 million YouTube followers.
TMZ released video of the hand-to-hand combat, which was captured outside XS nightclub on Friday night. In the footage, four guards must bring down a runaway hall.
TikTok star Bryce Hall (left) lashes out at a security guard who is trying to subdue him outside XS nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas on Friday, January 6. (Image: TMZ)
According to TMZ, Las Vegas police were called to the scene and Hall was subpoenaed with two counts of battery and one count of trespassing, all misdemeanors. The case will be brought before the district attorney’s office, which will decide whether to indict him, according to TMZ.
The fight reportedly started when Hall and a friend were kicked out of the club during a Calvin Harris performance after being invited to the DJ booth.
This isn’t Hall’s first heated confrontation with the police. In fact, it’s his third. On October 9, 2022, he was jailed in LA after an argument with a Hyde Lounge bartender over charging turned violent after a member of Hall’s entourage was punched in the face.
Los Angeles Police Department records obtained by E! The newscast revealed that Hall was arrested on a misdemeanor and released of his own volition.
Footage obtained by TMZ in October 2020 showed Hall and some friends in an altercation with an employee at LA restaurant Cinco. In April 2021, the restaurant’s co-owner Hernan Fernando sued Hall for assault, assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and involvement in violent acts motivated by race, national origin, citizenship, immigration status, or native language, according to People Magazine.
Social influencer Bryce Hall can be seen in footage from one of his YouTube videos. (Image: YouTube)
“I feel like if more and more people were watching me across all my platforms – not just highlighting the negative things I’ve done in my past or in the present – I think they would understand that I’m basically I’m quite a nice guy,” Hall told Entertainment Tonight in 2020.
Hall started his social media career at the age of 15, ostensibly to make friends after being bullied. He moved to LA from his native Maryland in 2018 to pursue live streaming full-time and became one of the social media personalities to be featured in a Hulu documentary titled “Jawline.”
Hall tried boxing in June 2021 when he took on another social media star, former college basketball player Austin McBroom. Hall was dropped multiple times en route to a stoppage in the third round.
At the time, Hall claimed he was “not a fighter” and had “never claimed to be a fighter.”
Bryce recently relocated from LA to Las Vegas, where he bought a home, according to TMZ. He also attended and posted from the AVN Awards over the weekend.