Saweetie’s Vegas Cash Storm at Crazy Horse 3 Steals the Spotlight
Oh, this should be good. Saweetie rolled into Crazy Horse 3 on the Las Vegas Strip last weekend with ten thousand dollars in singles, instantly turning the club into her own high-stakes playground. The Bay Area native, known for her “Icy Girl” persona, didn’t just make a casual stop—she made it rain like she invented currency.
According to eyewitnesses and TMZ reports, the rapper arrived just before midnight, sashaying past velvet ropes with a stack of crisp ones in hand. After striking a pose on stage, she unfurled her cash and began pelting the crowd while blasting her chart-topping hit “My Type.” Club staffers say the sudden downpour of bills sent patrons scrambling for front-row dance-offs, as twerk circles formed around Saweetie’s impromptu money bomb. Video footage shared on social media captures fans yelling and cheering, phones raised to immortalize the moment.
Meanwhile, the atmosphere escalated from spirited to outright electrifying when Travis Scott made his entrance. TMZ sources confirm Scott pulled up in a black SUV, slipped into the VIP area, and matched Saweetie’s generosity by dropping thirty thousand dollars in singles on the stage. He wet the cash spree with a magnum of Don Julio 1942, rocking the bottle as though it were a trophy. Onlookers describe him commandeering the DJ booth for an unannounced set that stretched over an hour, mixing Astroworld anthems with unexpected deep house cuts.
During his DJ takeover, Scott shouted out several dancers by name and rallied the crowd to keep shot orders coming, creating a feedback loop of performers and partiers feeding off each other’s energy. Security cameras picked up moments of pure mayhem as stacks of bills fluttered through air vents and mingled with confetti, while staff members scrambled to collect tips and clear walkways.
After the dual superstar takeover, the pair retreated to a secluded VIP lounge for a low-key wind-down, according to club insiders. They toasted to a night of viral footage and metric tons of spent cash just before Scott slipped away into the desert morning and Saweetie stayed on to greet fans. Crazy Horse 3 management later estimated the total celebrity spend at over fifty thousand dollars, an investment that guaranteed front-page headlines and social media buzz.
This episode not only cements Saweetie’s reputation for ostentatious showmanship but also raises the bar for celebrity club visits. When ten grand in ones is the opening move, the question becomes what could possibly top that. Will another rapper answer the challenge or will Vegas find its next headline act in an even bigger cash cascade? Stay tuned, because nonstop neon nights in Las Vegas wait for no one.
And that’s today’s dose of reality. You’re welcome.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ
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