Wednesday, July 22, 2026

NYC Nightclub Chaos: (Video) Rapper Skate Maloley Attacked By Security at Webster Hall–On Stage!

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Chaos tonight at Webster Hall, and you know it must be something if I’m hearing about it. A white rapper named Skate Maloley was allegedly attacked by the club’s security during his own show..

(Maloley is a 21 year old rapper from Nebraska who’s gained some fame on the club circuit. His real name is Nate.)

What the hell is going on down there? Webster Hall used to be the Ritz in my day. Doesn’t sound too ritzy now.

There’s plenty of fan video and pics. You can see security knocking down Maloley, the shirtless kid who is the paid entertainment for the night.

What’s amazing in 2016 is that amateur journalists are on the prowl. This is excellent reporting:

More thanks to News24:

Here’s a first person account posted to Twitter:

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Roger Friedman
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