2 Chainz Says He’s Banned From All Las Vegas Clubs

Everytime I try to go out to a club in VEGAS they say that I'm banned ....I never get a reason ,I never have a understanding, jus NO he ain't allowed .this my 1st time ever putting my business in streets via social media . But this way may receive an explanation. I don't owe no casino .I don't need a marker ... I don't know what the fuck goin on ...

A photo posted by 2 Chainz Aka Tity Boi (@hairweavekiller) on Jul 20, 2015 at 1:45am PDT

2 Chainz took to Instagram to vent that he doesn't know why Las Vegas' night clubs won't let him party in their venue. While Tity Boi was in Sin City, he stated that every time he tries to go clubbing, every place turns him around because he's banned. He continued to say that he's making this news public because he has no idea why he's being turned away. He goes on to say that he doesn't owe any clubs money or is involved in any foul play. Read his message above.

This isn't Chainz's only headache. A Charlotte woman named Christine Chisholm filed a lawsuit against 2 Chainz (real name Tauheed Epps) and Cap 1. According to the suit, Chisholm was backstage at a Cap 1 concert when a member of Epps’ entourage began filming her. The video, dubbed “Is This Yo Thot?” on the rapper’s official website, ends with Chisholm being asked by security to leave the venue. Chisholm’s suit alleges that she has been subject to “harassment and verbal abuse” in public since the video began making the rounds online; she also claims that it led to her being fired from her job. She is seeking damages in the amount of $5 million.