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Jalen Brunson Walks Right In as Nets Star Gets Stopped by NYC Club Security #shorts
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August 4, 2026
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0:12Now PlayingThe power of being a Knick and an NBA champion was on full display last weekend outside The Twenty Two New York when Jalen Brunson and Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. entered the club at the same time.
A video of the moment has since gone viral as the two — Brunson accompanied by his wife Ali, Porter with former Denver Nuggets teammate Peyton Watson — had very different experiences walking into the Flatiron District venue for a World Cup after-party hosted by Justin Bieber.
Porter, who just completed his first season in Brooklyn, had to check in at the front door of the club, while Brunson and his wife walked right in to cheers and flashing lights from the cameras of paparazzi stationed outside.
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