In the aftermath of a troubling incident at a well-known party over the weekend, music promoter Romeich Major has taken to social media to apologize to TikTokers TJ and Moya, who were reportedly injured during the altercation. The incident occurred at dancer Rebel’s birthday party at Mas Camp, where security personnel were accused of assaulting several TikTokers, including TJ and Moya, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
In a heartfelt video shared on a live platform, Major expressed his regret, starting with a direct apology to both TJ and Moya. “I want to publicly say sorry to Teejay, then to Moya. And also to the TikTokers who came to enjoy the vibes. Lastly, I want to apologize to my fiancée and family, because my actions have affected many people around me,” Major said, visibly remorseful.
Major, who has faced significant backlash since the event, took full responsibility for the incident, acknowledging his role in the chaos. “As a leader, you have to own up to your actions. Nothing I did that night was right. It was a tough situation, and I’m not here to make excuses. I accept the criticism and the anger that comes my way,” he added, emphasizing accountability.
The incident was widely circulated on social media, with disturbing video footage showing one of Major’s associates, identified as ‘Andre’, physically attacking a TikTok user at the behest of another individual. The video showed the TikTok user being knocked to the ground and repeatedly kicked while he lay defenseless.
In response to the situation, popular dancer Rebel distanced herself from the attack, condemning the violence and demanding a public apology from Major. Rebel expressed her disappointment in the turn of events, stating that she had urged Major to apologize, as she felt the assault was unjustified. “I truly regret how the night ended, we were having so much fun before everything went wrong,” Rebel said, making it clear that she had no prior knowledge of the violence that occurred.
