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The excitement of the Super Bowl LVIII is about to start with a match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers for the first time in Las Vegas. However, the party already began last night in Girl Collection, a venture by Floyd Mayweather

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Earlier this month, ‘Money’ Mayweather had announced that his nightclub in Las Vegas would be hosting a four-day long party for the Super Bowl weekend. The former champion even cashed out $1 million in one-dollar bills to make it rain during the event, something fans were excited about. Nevertheless, as Mayweather shared a clip today on social media from the party last night, fans were left with mixed emotions.

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Floyd Mayweather asks fans to “come catch a vibe”

Turning to Instagram, Mayweather wrote, “If you thought last night was crazy, wait till you see TONIGHT. Doors Open [at] 9 pm. Come catch a vibe and have a good time!” Meanwhile, he even shared a clip from the nightclub, showing the crowd gathered outside of the club in an attempt to attract even more people. 

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From expensive alcohol from Mayweather’s beverage brands to celebrity autograph signings and more, the party supposedly offered all sorts of luxuries! However, none of that seemed to have impressed the majority of the public, who criticized the gathering in the comment section of the post from Mayweather.

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A fan claims they are not going to wait in line

As the first night of the party concluded and the clip started making the rounds on the internet, some praised the party while others did not want any part of it. One user asserted they would be there but questioned who else was coming to the party. The user wrote, “We in there! Who’s pulling up tonight?”

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Another user suggested the party is going to be very expensive, and people will probably lose all their money. “They bout to blow all their money,” the user wrote. 

Someone else clearly announced that they were not willing to stand in a line, as seen in the clip from Mayweather. “hey bro .. I ain’t standing in no line,” remarked the user.

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Meanwhile, one user claimed the party was dead, and Mayweather actually paid people to attend it. “That thing was dead for a minute. He probably paid for ppl to come,” the user wrote. It’s worth mentioning there is no evidence of Floyd paying anyone. 

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The next user suggested that compared to the amount of money Floyd claims to have – the club is small. So, the user asked Floyd to make it bigger. The user wrote, “For [you] to have all that money [you] got, that club is way too small. Nice set, but way too small, go BIGGER!!!!!”

While Floyd Mayweather saw the Super Bowl LVIII as a way to make money by hosting a party, it didn’t seem to have lived up to the hype for people. However, it’s just a short clip – the truth might be something else entirely. Would you want to attend Mayweather’s party? 

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