Shocking mass brawl erupts at Stormzy’s Merky festival in Ibiza just days after rapper headlined Glastonbury in stab vest

SHOCKING footage shows brutal mass brawl at Stormzy’s Merky festival in Ibiza yesterday – days after the rapper’s showstopping gig at Glastonbury.

Filmed at the Ibiza Rocks Hotel, the disturbing video shows a group of lads viciously punching and kicking each other as festival-goers shriek in terror.

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Screaming women can be seen fleeing the terrifying mass brawl – as security guards struggle to contain the thugs.

Another clip shows the group of youths smashing glasses while trading blows with one another.

This comes after Stormzy’s headlining performance at Glastonbury on Friday in which he wore a stab vest and encouraged the crowd to shout “f**k Boris” in reference to Tory leadership candidate Boris Johnson.

MASS BRAWL

Twitter users claim the rapper’s two-day #Merky festival at Ibiza Rocks Hotel has been plagued by violence.

One wrote “You wander why grime music has a bad name yet all of your fans stampede security, assault female hotel staff and steal their belongings. Disgusting behaviour #merkyfestival @stormzy.”

Last night, @calywalyalvin tagged his location at Ibiza Rocks Hotel on Twitter and commented: “Absolute state of c***s pouring out Ibiza rocks for stormzy & that #MerkyFestival.

“Had to slam the breaks on about 5 times. Every time… socks flipflops towel round the neck squaring up to the car”

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It is not known who filmed the footage which has been shared widely on social media.

Ibiza Rocks Hotel has been approached for comment.

Stormzy, real name Michael Omari, was the final act on the Pyramid Stage on Friday night at Glasto.

The Croydon-born star, who was the first black British musician to headline the legendary festival, called the performance "the greatest night of my life".

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