QueenzFlip clashed with a man in a heated confrontation at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday (Sept. 1). The incident unfolded live on his stream and quickly went viral.
In the video, Flip was seen walking through the parade and greeting fans before a man approached him and made a comment on camera. The man also bumped into Flip and told him, "Yo, yo I ain't going to lie, you not the celebrity."
Flip immediately responded, "Don't touch me." The exchange escalated when the man claimed he knew who Flip was, accusing him of doing "funny shit" and saying, "No one gives a fuck about QueenzFlip."
Flip pushed back, telling the man he was "not doing nothing" and repeating, "Don't touch me." The situation escalated when the man called over his family, leading to a back-and-forth as Flip's security tried to intervene.
At one point, Flip appeared to lunge forward, and the move prompted the man to throw a punch. Flip advanced, and as another person joined and police arrived, the altercation turned into a full-on scuffle.
Video footage showed Flip throwing a punch and wrestling the man to the ground, where he continued striking him. A woman in a white shirt then sprayed pepper spray in his face, dispersing the crowd.
After footage of the brawl circulated online, QueenzFlip wrote a TikTok comment to expressing regret and calling for peace.
"Let me address this, I'm not happy about this situation, I promote peace, I'm also not happy this footage is in here, I'm willing to meet up with all of them and go out, make peace, also the security did his job, i appreciate him," Flip wrote. "A lot of people saying I waited for the police but I heard someone behind me say Yo Queens, but I should of walked away. Salute to homie & his family !!"
Despite the chaotic scene, no arrests have been reported at this time.