What was meant to be a glittering spectacle for Travis Scott’s newest music video turned briefly right into a scene of panic yesterday.

A knife-wielding man disrupted filming on a North London property,reportedly inflicting panic on set.

The U.S. rapper, 34, had flown in to shoot a collaboration with South African breakout star Tyla on the Broadwater Farm property.

The Tottenham Property gained notoriety in 1985 after the Farm Riot there, which turned one of the vital violent in Twentieth-century Britain and culminated within the tragic dying of PC Keith Blakelock, who was killed by a mob.

The manufacturing, staffed with heavy safety and elaborate digital camera rigs, was designed to showcase Scott’s trademark mixture of high-octane vitality and moody city imagery.

However tensions flared within the afternoon when a person allegedly threatened a crew member with a blade.

Police rushed to Willan Street round 4pm and swiftly arrested the suspect, leaving shaken onlookers surprised.

The Metropolitan Police are persevering with to analyze the incident.

‘It was insanity,’ stated one witness. ‘There have been cameras, lights, safety all over the place — then instantly the police turned up and it was all kicking off. Nobody might imagine it.’

An onlooker informed The Solar: ‘Travis and Tyla’s music video was being filmed on a quiet avenue however with all of the crew and safety, it attracted loads of consideration.

‘Tyla was filming some scenes about 40 yards away when this man stored strolling onto the set.

‘A member of the crew approached him and requested him to depart and that’s when he began being threatening and pulled out what regarded like a knife.

‘It was terrifying for everybody. Travis was already shut away and Tyla was taken off set. All of it went into lockdown and the police have been known as.’

In an announcement a spokesperson for the police informed The Solar: ‘A person flagged down officers in Willan Street, N17, on Wednesday, 27 August to report {that a} man had threatened to stab him.

‘Officers searched the realm and stopped a person, aged 29, matching the suspect’s description.

‘The person resisted the search and so he was positioned in handcuffs. Officers recovered class B medication and money. No knife was discovered.

‘He was arrested on suspicion of possession of a category B drug and part 4A of the general public order act.’

The disturbance reportedly pressured producers to delay Scott’s entrance on set.

Insiders stated the rapper remained off-site whereas the state of affairs was introduced below management, finally stepping in to movie at 5pm – almost ten hours after the day’s name time.

Regardless of the disruption, filming resumed as soon as police had given the all-clear.

Scott, recognized for his relentless stage presence, powered by with a efficiency that insiders described as ‘traditional Travis’ – high-energy, commanding, and decided to salvage the day’s chaos into one thing cinematic.

Neither Scott’s group nor Tyla’s representatives have but commented on the incident.

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