Wiz Khalifa parties over Super Bowl 2020 weekend after Sundance scuffle
Wiz Khalifa didn’t let any potential legal issues hinder his Super Bowl 2020 experience.
The 32-year-old rapper was spotted all over Miami this weekend partying uninhibited despite running from police just last week during his performance at Park City Live during the Sundance Film Festival.
On Friday, Wiz attended Tao’s Big Game Weekend in partnership with David Grutman’s nightclub Story and was spotted taking in Meek Mill’s table-side performance and mouthing the words as the Philadelphia rapper entertained clubgoers.
We’re told Mill told attendees to “take a shot” of alcohol while he performed at the event and added, “It’s not a Meek party if you aren’t having fun.”
Spies also told Page Six that earlier in the evening, which was also put on in partnership with Element Electronics, both rappers were rooting for the same team to win the Super Bowl — the San Francisco 49ers. Unfortunately, they didn’t get their wish.
Following the 49ers’ loss Sunday, Wiz hit up E11even with a large number of dollar bills that he gave to exotic dancers, which he posted on his Instagram story.
Last week, Page Six exclusively reported that an attendee at Wiz’s Park City show threw a bottle at a police officer, who turned out to be Chief of Police Wade Carpenter.
We’re told the “Black and Yellow” rapper was smoking what appeared to be marijuana on stage when Carpenter asked him to put it out. Wiz, whose real name is Cameron Jibril Thomaz, refused.
In response to the police-rapper dust-up, a concertgoer threw a bottle and injured the police chief. A Park City Live employee confirmed to Page Six at the time that the venue was shut down around 1 a.m. following the incident.
Wiz later joked on Twitter about having to run from authorities that night.
“I had to run from the cops last night. Good thing I remembered my training #taylorgang,” he tweeted, using a blushing emoji.
Park City Police confirmed to Page Six on Monday that the incident remains under investigation.