Justin Bieber and Kodak Black Facing Lawsuit Over Shooting Incident at Super Bowl LVI After-Party

Pop superstar Justin Bieber and rapper Kodak Black are facing a lawsuit in the aftermath of a shooting incident at a Super Bowl LVI after-party. The artists are being sued by Mark Schaefer and Adam Rahman who were reportedly injured during the shooting and are seeking compensation for their injuries and damages.

The incident took place at a private party in Los Angeles, where Bieber and Kodak Black were both in attendance. According to reports, along with suing Justin Bieber and Kodak Black, the victims are also suing The Nice Guy, The Hwood Group, and Revolve Group. Mark Schaefer and Adam Rahman are represented by Gloria Allred. The victims are also suing the cities of Los Angeles, West Hollywood, and Los Angeles County.

Bieber and Kodak’s representatives are reportedly reviewing the matter and considering their options. The shooting incident has garnered widespread media attention and sparked a debate about the responsibility of artists and party hosts to ensure the safety of their guests.

In recent years, there have been several incidents of violence at parties and events hosted by celebrities, leading some to question the need for increased security measures and stricter regulations for such events. The lawsuit against Bieber and Kodak Black is likely to reignite the conversation about safety at public gatherings and the responsibility of hosts to ensure the well-being of their guests.