Party animals
Five casinos in Las Vegas have allegedly issued lifetime bans to a group of Australian YouTubers popular for demonstrating party-animal behavior as they travel the world’s entertainment capitals.
As of Monday, the group known as the Bread Gang had received over 46,000 views on the video of their rowdy trip to the gambling capital of the world, which they shared on YouTube.
However, the party bros’ intoxicated and sometimes shirtless behavior in hotel lobbies got on the wrong side of Vegas security, not just at one casino but five. It allegedly earned the Bread Gang lifetime bans from the lot.
Ripping it up
The YouTube video shows the group’s noisy departure from Leeds Airport in the UK and their arrival at a Vegas hotel. The vlog shows the Bread Gang drinking from tins, partying in the streets and even beside a swimming pool at Circa Resort and Casino’s Stadium Swim.
No surprise then that Lad Bible cites the Australians as saying two of their party spent over 24 hours in a Clark County jail. While no doubt annoying and amusing casino goers with their behavior, their vulnerable state of mind allegedly led to a man with a gun robbing one Aussie of $2,500.
Left a mark
Although not as debauched as Hunter S. Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the Bread Gang has certainly left its mark on Sin City.
Reaction to their YouTube video includes comments like: “made The Hangover look like child’s play,” and:
What a viddd pulled the pants off America.”
While certain parts of Vegas might be permanently off limits to the Bread Gang, one YouTube user recommended they explore other parts of the US, stating: “Do some American Festivals next year!! Getting in is f*cking easy peasy boys.”