Teen CEO Yas Labidi Ends Party Drama Rumours After Nottingham Bash
Rave or Rumble? Yas Shuts Down Wild Gossip
Yas Labidi, the 18-year-old CEO of Rebellio Events, has crushed the “insane” online chatter after hosting the UK’s first-ever under-18 influencer party at Nottingham’s Liquid Library nightclub. The glamorous winter wonderland-themed bash was meant to be a night of fun — not the drama hotspot the rumour mills made it out to be.
The event featured a red carpet, TikTok video zones, and Black Eyed Peas tunes. Yas stunned in an Elsa-inspired blue gown and a tiara. But within a day, outrageous claims flooded social media:
- Underage drinking supposedly prompted a guest’s early exit
- A fight allegedly broke out with someone being “jumped” or “pushed over”
- A 10-year-old was rumoured to be caught vaping on the dance floor
- Fake screenshots claimed Yas snubbed a teen over acne
Yas fired 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 flatly denied all drama. “No ambulances, no injuries – none of this happened.” With a cheeky smile, she added: “Anyone spreading mistruths is definitely someone jealous they weren’t invited.”
Stars and Parents Rave About Party Vibes
The night attracted top young influencers including Kazza Balks (1.3M followers), Cal The Dragon (1.9M), and The Smith Family (166K). Parenting blogger Sarahnics Home, who attended with her daughter, praised the event as “well organised” and “wholesome.”
She said: “The DJ was banging, the TikTok zones were huge. Totally drama-free.” Other mums and guests online echoed the glowing reviews, describing it as a “fun and safe” night filled with friendly faces.
Yas Promises More Big Parties Ahead
Months of planning with her mum Natasha are already paying off as Yas gears up for round two. Before the event, 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, with 24,100 followers, thanked attendees: “Thank you to everyone who came! Next date soon – can’t wait to do it all again. Keep tagging us in your TikToks!”
This bash signals the rise of a safe, shining platform for teenage creators across the UK’s booming influencer scene.
