The Kid Laroi is far from “Selfish.”
After the rapper was accused of leaving his waiter empty-handed after dining and dashing at a Missouri restaurant Tuesday, TMZ reported Thursday that his team reached out to the eatery to rectify the situation.
According to the outlet, the Aussie hitmaker’s security team was supposed to initially cover the tab after his meal at Dublin’s Pass Irish Pub & Restaurant, but somehow forgot to pay before leaving.
After Laroi’s team read the headlines about the dine-and-dash incident, they reportedly contacted the restaurant to cover the $133.58 bill.
Additionally, they also tipped their server, Monique, $2,500.
TMZ originally reported that the restaurant’s manager Autumn Gray said that the “Stay” rapper left his server with a triple-digit bill.
The 19-year-old rapper performed at the Great Southern Bank Arena earlier in the night before he headed to the eatery with a few of his pals.
Laroi was shown to his table in a private room as he posed for pictures with fans and was friendly to staff and fellow diners.
The group soon ran up the bill, ordering two cheeseburgers, chicken wings, three orders of mac and cheese, a salad and two brownies, taking frequent smoke breaks outside throughout the evening.
The group, however, assured their server they weren’t leaving.
But soon after the server came back to clear some of their plates, they discovered that Laroi and his party had bolted from the place.
Gray acknowledged that it may have been an honest mistake by the rapper.
The manager also said that no tips were left for the server that night.
Pvnew has reached out to the rapper’s reps for comment.
Last month, the “Love Again” rapper performed at Coachella, where he took a moment to thank Justin Bieber for hopping on the collab with him in 2021.
During his set, Laroi, whose real name is Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard, credited the Canadian singer, 29, for “changing my f–king life” by providing vocals for the track.
“Justin, thank you for changing my f–king life, bro,” Laroi told a sea of screaming fans. “You’re such a special f–king human being. I love you and I’ve got you forever, bro.”
“Thank you for being not only an incredible musician and collaborator, but thank you for being my f–king friend, man,” he added before continuing on with his set.
