Chris Brown is fed up with those who constantly criticize his past mistakes.
The Under the influence singer reacted angrily on social media on Friday in response to new criticism for his past history of domestic violence.
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The brutal 2009 attack on Rihanna, who was then his girlfriend, that resulted in her hospitalization was repeatedly brought up by the 33-year-old singer's detractors, who he chastised.
Brown also attempted to place the blame on other white celebrities who, in his opinion, had been pardoned for prior allegations of domestic abuse following the most recent round of criticism, which was sparked by Chloe Bailey's revelation that she had worked with him on her single How Does It Feel.
“Im [sic] f–king 33! Im [sic] tired of yall [sic] running wit [sic] this narrative,”
On Friday, he started a protracted tirade by urging people to pay attention to the tense relationship between rapper Blueface and his girlfriend Chrisean Rock, who "beat the f-k out of each other in front of the world."
“But thats [sic] OK? It’s entertainment? ALL yall [sic] can suck my d–k disrespectfully.”
The singer of "She Ain't You" then questioned the existence of "cancel culture" in regards to "white artists" who "date underage women" or "beat the f-k out of their wives."
Brown then posted several images of white actors and performers who have been accused or charged with abuse, including Sean Penn, Mel Gibson, Nicolas Cage, Ozzy Osbourne, Tommy Lee, Emma Roberts, Carmen Electra, Josh Brolin, and others.
“I got time today,” Brown added at the end.
The "Run It!" singer's outburst follows a week of controversy that started when he appeared to comment on the "Umbrella" songstress' Super Bowl performance.
After 34-year-old Rihanna's halftime performance, during which she revealed her second pregnancy, Brown tweeted, "GO, GIRL," along with a red heart and praying hands emojis.
The "No Guidance" singer admitted to beating Rihanna before the 2009 Grammy Awards, entering a plea to one count of felony assault.
Karrueche Tran, his ex-girlfriend, was granted a five-year restraining order against him in 2017 after Brown allegedly became hostile to her after she refused to return gifts and money he had given her while they were dating.
Brown's duet partner Chloe Bailey wasn't left out of the criticism.
There was outrage as soon as it was revealed that the song would be the second single from her upcoming debut album, In Pieces, which will be released next month.
Fans of the singer, 24, erupted in rage on social media as they pleaded with her not to release the song after she teased it with Brown by posting a picture of the two of them in an intimate embrace on Thursday.
Due to the Ayo hitmaker's long history of extreme violence against women, including his then-girlfriend Rihanna back in 2009, many claimed that working with him was a huge career mistake for her.
However, despite their past, Chris has frequently displayed public love and support for Rihanna, who stole the halftime show on Sunday night in Arizona.
Since then, Brown and Rihanna have had an on-and-off relationship and have worked on music together, but the specifics of their personal relationship are largely kept secret.
In 2020, Rihanna told Oprah Winfrey that she and Brown are trying to improve their friendship.
"We've been working on our friendship again. Now we're very, very close friends. We've built up a trust again..."
"We love each other and we probably always will. And that's not something we're ever going to change. That's not something you can shut off, if you've ever been in love," she said.
Chloe's new song featuring Chris Brown will be released on February 24, several weeks before her album does.
