VIDEO: Travis Scott Throws Fans Phone while he was Recording him striking him in the head and cracking his screen

Travis Scott Throws Fans Phone while he was Recording him striking him in the head and cracking his screen.

Travis Scott is under fire for yet another incident that unfolded just minutes before he allegedly punched a sound engineer in the face — this time, he’s accused of tossing a fan’s phone … and a lawsuit could be coming soon.

In video obtained by TMZ, you can see Travis behind the DJ booth at Nebula in NYC as he performed a surprise DJ set. Already agitated, it appears Travis doesn’t appreciate a man with a cell phone filming while he spins.

Following his altercation with the DJ, Scott went up to the sound man and started “yelling aggressively in his face on why he lowered the sound,” said a shocked witness. “Then he smacks the soundman right across the face.”

“It caused a big commotion between Travis’ security and club security,” the source continued. “After that, Travis took the phone from one fan” — who was recording the night’s performance by another rapper, Don Toliver — and allegedly “threw the phone on the floor,” the source said.

As we reported, it was around 3 AM Wednesday when cops were called to Nebula after the rapper allegedly punched a sound engineer at Nebula in the face before allegedly destroying $12k in video and speaker equipment.

The sound engineer spoke with Fox 5 News Thursday from the hospital, claiming to have suffered neck injuries. A source tells us that the “Goosebumps” rapper “punched one of the speakers and dented it, that’s how hard it was.” 

And that he also “broke the video screen behind the DJ booth.”

Another source described the wild scene by saying, “He was banging on the projector screen really aggressively and broke it in half.” 

A source noted that the terrifying tantrum all happened in about 10 minutes. Cops were called to the venue, and a complaint was made. Scott has not been arrested in connection to the alleged incident.

Scott’s lawyer, Mitchell Schuster, said in a statement, “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.”

VIDEO HERE.