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4:42Now PlayingThe 'bottle war' has become a trend on TikTok and is reportedly gaining traction around nightclubs, which causes many to react with frustration over the waste involved. Francesca Fiorentini and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Damage Report.
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A 'bottle war' trend, where night club patrons compete by pouring their pricey liquor on the floor, is going viral and sparking a conversation about flexing and waste
"A video of a so-called "bottle war" in a Houston nightclub shows two different parties — one from New York and the other from Baltimore — emptying out liquor onto the floor in an apparent flex-off.
"Pour that shit the fuck out!" a voice booms on a microphone as the two parties gesture at one another from across the club.
"Na the bottle war was crazy!!" the TikToker @Jordan2x captioned his video, which has racked up over half a million views since it was shared last week. It was subsequently reshared by the internet personality DJ Akademiks on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, where it has been viewed 30.8 million times.
"In Houston rich dudes are having 'bottle wars,'" Dj Akademiks wrote, "meaning they buy expensive liquor and instead of drinking it pour it out to flex on other dudes in the club.""
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