Waka Flocka Flame was removed from Surf Lodge in Montauk after a confrontation with security.
Waka Flocka Flame was kicked out of Montauk’s Surf Lodge after a heated confrontation with security over entry restrictions, capping off a night that started with a nearby performance.
The Hip-Hop artist, known for hits like “No Hands,” arrived at the popular Hamptons venue with a 14-person entourage just as fire marshals were limiting access due to crowd control.
Instead of waiting, the group reportedly tried to enter through a side door. When a security guard intervened, Waka Flocka Flame allegedly lashed out.
According to Page Six, “He was saying, ‘Go f### yourself, you’re a dick.’” Despite the outburst, the group was eventually let inside.
Management attempted to cool tensions by explaining the guard was just doing his job, but the situation escalated further when Waka allegedly shouted, “I’m worth $20 million. Do you know who I am?”
That remark reportedly sealed his fate and staff asked him to leave the venue. Earlier that evening, Waka and his crew had performed at Bounce Beach Club, also located in Montauk.
In a statement to Page Six, Surf Lodge management said, “It’s simply not OK to treat staff with disrespect, no matter who you are.”
The venue, known for attracting celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Jon Bon Jovi and Malia Obama, has long been a summer hotspot in the Hamptons.
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