Bruno Mars is humorously addressing the swirling gambling debt rumors surrounding him. In a light-hearted moment during the celebration of a significant career achievement on Spotify on Tuesday (January 28), the 39-year-old artist known for his hit ?Die With a Smile? made a playful jab at his supposed financial troubles. He exclaimed, ?KEEP STREAMING! I?ll be out of debt in no time,? in a post on his Instagram Story, coinciding with the announcement that he has become the first artist in Spotify history to achieve an incredible milestone of 150 million monthly listeners.

Keep reading to discover more about his playful remarks?Along with this amusing message, Bruno included a dancing man emoji and shared a clip from his Silk Sonic track ?777,? which humorously features the lyrics, ?I?m ?bout to buy Las Vegas after this roll,? adding a playful twist to the entire situation.

The debt that Bruno whimsically alludes to stems from allegations made last year regarding his supposed serious financial obligations to MGM Resorts, the venue that hosts his spectacular Las Vegas residencies. Reports suggested that Bruno was facing a staggering $50 million debt to the company and that he was continuing to perform in Las Vegas as a means to settle these alleged debts. However, MGM has strongly refuted these claims, emphasizing that they are entirely unfounded.

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