Battle rapper Travis Scott will turn himself in to NYPD investigators next week after being accused of assaulting a sound engineer at a posh Manhattan nightclub early Monday morning.

Scott, 30, is accused of punching a 52-year-old man in the head and then damaging his equipment, including a video screen and speaker, worth about $12,000 at Nebula nightclub.

The Astrasvet The rapper then returned to California. His lawyers are negotiating his return to the Big Apple with detectives, according to reports New York Daily News. The Houston native is featured at Saturday’s Rolling Loud hip-hop festival in Los Angeles.

In an interview with Fox New York, According to a police source, the victim said Scott turned him over for asking him to turn the music down to improve the quality and then attacked him using a “clenched fist”.

“My neck is in d****. My arm is tingling. I’m getting goosebumps,” said the man, identified only as Mark. A representative of the rapper told DailyMail.com that the incident was a “misunderstanding”.

Scott performed with Don Tolliver, who has a weekly spot at the Nebula Club, early in the morning. The video shows the pair performing in front of a packed crowd

“I tried to tell him to come down [the music] so it sounded good for the performance, but he just stuck his middle finger in my face,” Mark added. “So I put the monitor down a bit to talk to him and then he ran around the speaker and attacked me.”

Scott’s bodyguard then threatened Mark’s life, he said from his hospital bed at Jersey City Medical Center.

Before the attack on Mark Scott, he is accused of threatening and pushing the DJ. Video from the club shows Scott telling the DJ to “support.” Witnesses said the volume caused distortion and the DJ tried to restore balance.

As soon as he realized he was being filmed, he also snatched the phone out of the fan’s hands.

Mark seems to have been confused by the rapper’s actions. “They’re people who tried to sound as good as they could,” he said, addressing Scott.

“There were fans trying to take pictures, you throw their phones, you know – these are people who respect you, who wish you well. Maybe you should calm down and listen to what the people who support you are telling you,” he added.

Scott insisted the police call to the nightclub was a misunderstanding after a “great show” despite being seen lunging at a DJ, punching a sound engineer in the face and throwing a fan’s phone to the ground .

Scott performed with Don Tolliver, who has a weekly slot at the Nebula Club, early Wednesday morning.

Mark gave an interview to Fox New York from his hospital bed, in which he said he was just trying to give the audience the best possible sound.

The video shows the pair performing in front of a packed crowd in Times Square. Earlier in the evening, they played another show at Irving Plaza.

“There was also a verbal dispute at that location that resulted in $12,000 worth of equipment damage. At this time, no warrant has been issued and the suspect is not being sought. However, that could change,” a spokesperson told DailyMail.com.

Scott’s representatives insist it was all a misunderstanding.

“Negotiations took place with venue representatives who confirmed it was a simple misunderstanding which was resolved within minutes. The show was great and never missed a beat.

“This has the hallmarks of a money grab, but it will be dealt with and anyone with an agenda will be held accountable.”

“Travis and our team are already working with law enforcement to resolve and get to the truth,” the source said.

His attorney, Mitchell Schuster, added in a statement: “While this is clearly a misunderstanding fueled by clickbait and misinformation, we are actively working with the venue and law enforcement to resolve and correct the situation.

“We are confident that our client will be cleared of any wrongdoing.”

Scott with Kylie Jenner and their daughter Stormi in 2021. The couple also have a son, Air

Scott still faces multiple lawsuits over 10 deaths at his 2021 Astroworld concert

Scott still faces multiple lawsuits in connection with the deaths of 10 people at his 2021 Astroworld concert.

Hundreds more were injured at the event, where the rapper was accused of driving the crowd into a frenzy. He insisted he did “everything he could” to save the people who died. Scott has previously been arrested for inciting riots at other shows.

Scott, who has two children with Kylie Jenner, has not yet commented on the incident.

He and Kylie broke up again in January after vacationing together.

A source close to Jenner told DailyMail.com about the latest nightclub incident: “Travis’ anger issues are nothing new and they were a big reason why he and Kylie broke up.

“She is such a peaceful and quiet person, and he was the opposite. She couldn’t handle it anymore.”

“He has had several outbursts and anyone who knows him knows his temper.

“This is nothing new, and no one will be surprised to learn that he himself is involved in this mess.”