Yas Labidi, 18-year-old CEO of Rebellio Events, has smashed the “insane” online gossip flying after her big bash at Nottingham’s Liquid Library nightclub. The “first ever UK influencer party” for under-18s was a glamorous winter wonderland celebration – not the drama hotspot rumour mills claimed.
Rave or Rumble? Yas Slams Crazy Claims
The event featured a red carpet, TikTok video zones, and tunes from the Black Eyed Peas, with Yas dazzling in an Elsa-style blue gown and tiara. But within 24 hours, wild tales spread:
- Underage drinking reportedly forced a guest’s booted exit
- A fight supposedly broke out with someone “jumped” or “pushed over”
- A 10-year-old allegedly caught vaping on the dance floor
- Fake screenshots claimed Yas snubbed a teen “because she has acne”
Yas hit back on TikTok: “My messages are absolutely flooding with crazy questions. I’m seeing fake screenshots of things I’ve ‘said’ that I haven’t. I did not expect this, I’m a little bit overwhelmed.”
She emphatically denied any drama. “No ambulances, no injuries – none of this happened.” She added with a grin: “Anyone spreading mistruths is definitely someone jealous they weren’t invited.”
Stars and Parents Praise the Party
The bash attracted big-name young influencers like Kazza Balks (1.3M followers), Cal The Dragon (1.9M followers), and The Smith Family (166K followers). Parenting influencer Sarahnics Home, who came with her daughter, called it “well organised” and “wholesome”, adding: “The DJ was banging, the TikTok zones were huge. Totally drama-free.”
Other parents and guests echoed the positive vibe online, calling it a “fun and safe” night packed with friendly faces.
More Big Plans Ahead for Yas and Rebellio Events
Yas and her mum Natasha have been planning for months and are already gearing up for round two. Before the party, Yas teased: “I’m definitely going to be doing something very similar soon. Everyone— influencer or not—can join in.”
The official “UK Influencer Party” TikTok account boasts 24,100 followers and posted: “Thank you to everyone who came! Next date soon – can’t wait to do it all again. Keep tagging us in your TikToks!”
This event marks a growing teenage influencer culture in the UK, carving out a space for young creators to shine safe and sound.
