Cops crash TikTok Clubhouse FTB party and shut it down YouTube: Clubhouse FTBTikTok collective Clubhouse FTB (For The Boys) have come under fire not just among fans, but with the law, after police came to shut down a party they held on October 9. [jwplayer ksH6zuKH] Content creation collective Clubhouse FTB \u2013 which is an all-male \u2018sister\u2019 version of TikTok collective, the Clubhouse, consists of four main people: Isaak Presley, Sebastian Topete, Christopher Romero, and Chase Keith. Between them, they have 14.2 million followers on TikTok. Recently, new members such as model Welcome TJ (yes, his name is actually Welcome) joined the collective, and it appears he has decided to make his mark in the house by throwing a party for his birthday. An Instagram story by influencer Malik Earnest shows a big crowd singing \u201cHappy Birthday\u201d to Welcome as he and the Clubhouse danced on the table. The crowd appear to be very close together with no masks being worn. Another one of Earnest\u2019s Instagram stories then shows the police arriving at the property, dispersing partygoers and encouraging them to go home. He captioned the footage with \u201cparty\u2019s over,\u201d tagging Welcome\u2019s Instagram handle. It is unclear whether the police dispersed the party due to noise complaints, social distancing complaints or another reason. Did the party break social distancing rules? Detailing the preparations on his Instagram story, Welcome insisted to fans that this was \u201cnot a party\u201d and that it would be a \u201cclosed event with close people.\u201d He also claimed that \u201ctemperatures would be checked on the door\u201d and said that the gathering would \u201cadhere to [\u2026] guidelines.\u201d This is despite, as satirical reporter DefNoodles pointed out, guidelines in California stating that no gatherings at all were permitted. As of September 12, to protect public health and slow the rate of transmission of COVID-19, gatherings unless otherwise specified are not permitted across the state of California until further guidance is issued by the California Department of Public Health. pic.twitter.com\/O6hhGkQvnK \u2014 Def Noodles (@defnoodles) October 9, 2020 In light of the current global health crisis, fans didn\u2019t react well to the Clubhouse\u2019s partying. One Twitter user criticized Welcome for claiming the event wasn\u2019t a party: \u201cDude if it isn\u2019t your immediate family and\/or more than 10 people, it\u2019s a party\u201d. Another user expressed similar sentiments, saying \u201cthe only way you can [adhere to guidelines] in California is by NOT HAVING THE PARTY.\u201d \u201cit\u2019s not a party it\u2019s a closed event\u201d Dude if it isn\u2019t your immediate family and or more than 10 people it\u2019s a party \u2014 \u2728Moon\u2728 (@__MOON__RM) October 9, 2020 \u201cWe\u2019re adhering to covid guidelines\u201d the only way you can do that in California is by NOT HAVING THE PARTY. \u2014 aaliyah \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6\/\ud83c\uddef\ud83c\uddf2\/\ud83c\udff3\ufe0f\ud83c\udf08 (@sadscumdotgov) October 9, 2020 Meanwhile, over on Instagram, one user said in a comment, that got over 5,000 likes, \u201cAre we surprised? No. Are we disappointed? Yes.\u201d Nobody from the Clubhouse has commented on the situation as of yet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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