Bruno Mars addresses rumors of a $50,000,000 gambling debt while releasing his new X-rated song.
Bruno Mars recently spoke out about an alleged $50 million gambling debt he reportedly owes to MGM Resorts.
The entertainer clarified the rumors on social media, denying the debt claim. However, it appears that the story is more fiction than fact, according to MGM.
Bruno Mars’ recent success and musical milestones
Mars has continued his musical success, releasing numerous hit singles.
His recent collaboration with Lady Gaga, “Die With A Smile,” reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. He also featured on Blackpink’s “APT,” which has been a top-ten hit in the country.
In addition, Mars’ recent single with Sexyy Red, “Fat Juicy & Wet,” has sparked controversy with its NSFW lyrics. This song is already being compared to the hit “WAP,” a defining track of 2020.
Mars’ recent musical milestones have also extended to Spotify. On January 27, Mars became the first artist to reach 150 million monthly listeners on the platform. He celebrated this achievement by sharing a post on Instagram, joking, “KEEP STREAMING! I’ll be out of debt in no time.”
MGM Resorts responds to gambling debt rumors
Despite Mars’ playful remarks about the alleged debt, MGM Resorts has denied the claims.
A spokesperson for MGM stated that the singer has no outstanding debts with the company.
“Any speculation otherwise is completely false,” they emphasized. The company also praised its longstanding relationship with Mars, stating, “We’re proud of our partnership with Bruno.”
They added: “MGM and Bruno’s partnership is longstanding and rooted in mutual respect.
“Any speculation otherwise is completely false; he has no debt with MGM. Together, we are excited to continue creating unforgettable experiences for our guests.”
Mars’ history with MGM Resorts and upcoming performances
Mars has had a successful partnership with MGM Resorts for nearly a decade.
He has performed at several of their venues, including the Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas and The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Maryland.
Mars is scheduled to perform seven shows at Dolby Live in Las Vegas this year, with tickets going on sale on January 29 and February 2.
While rumors about Bruno Mars’ gambling debt continue to swirl, both the artist and MGM Resorts have denied the claims. His musical career remains strong, and fans can look forward to his upcoming performances.