Chris Brown Brings About The End Of One Relationship

During his Under The Influence Tour, Chris Brown gave a woman a lap dance while performing his song Take You Down. But it didn’t end well for the couple who were there to watch the show. The boyfriend of the woman who received the lap dance was pretty angry about the whole thing and shared a video on TikTok.

So the clip features Chris Brown getting up close and personal with a brunette beauty during his performance. The woman seems thrilled by it all, running her hands down Chris’ body.

But her boyfriend, Dash, was not amused. He posted the video on social media with the caption, “POV: Buying my girlfriend front row tickets to see Chris Brown.”

He even wrote on social media that he wanted his money back for the tickets and his girlfriend. But then one of his followers suggested he should break up with her, and Dash did!

Later, he gave an update saying;

“Just to update everyone regarding the Chris Brown concert, I’m no longer with my girlfriend, but she said she doesn’t think what she did was wrong.”

During Chris’ Manchester live show, he performed a lap dance with former Love Island star Natalia Zoppa. Chris grabbed her by the throat before grinding on her.

Considering Chris’ history of domestic violence, it’s unsurprising that people are outraged. And it’s not the first time he’s been called out for his past behavior. Recently, Chris got upset with people for bringing up his brutal assault on Rihanna in 2009.

Chris Brown is getting slammed on social media for his lap dance with Natalia. Fans are not happy. They’re calling the footage “disturbing” and “hideous," pointing out that Natalia looked visibly uncomfortable as Chris kept his hand around her neck for six seconds.

People wonder why anyone would want to pay to see him perform after all the controversy he’s been involved in, especially considering his history of domestic violence. It’s not a good look for Chris.

The Love Island star speaks out as she’s pushing back against the idea that she was uncomfortable during the performance. She says she loved every minute of it! Natalia says she knew what to expect and was happy to participate.

“He barely even grabbed me,” she added.

Chris Brown’s Under The Influence world tour has kept him busy lately, with shows in major cities like London, Glasgow, and Dublin. He’s been performing his hits, entertaining crowds, and stirring controversy.

Chris Brown caused a stir during a recent performance in Berlin when he grabbed a fan’s phone and threw it into the crowd. The fan was on stage with him and his backing dancers while he attempted to perform a lap dance, but she was more interested in filming the moment.

Chris repeatedly tried to take the phone away, but the fan persisted, leading to him eventually snatching it and throwing it into the audience. The fan could track down her phone after the concert despite the shock.

Amidst backlash for his past actions, Chris Brown attempted to deflect criticism by pointing out the leniency shown towards white celebrities with similar histories of domestic abuse. This response came after Chloe Bailey announced her collaboration with him on her single How Does It Feel, which drew criticism from some fans.

Chris Brown takes to Instagram to defend himself, claiming he’s tired of people not giving him a second chance for a mistake he made as a teenager. He calls out the hypocrisy of those who watch violent entertainment but criticizes him for his past actions.

“If yall still hate me for a mistake I made as a 17-year-old, please kiss my whole entire a**!” he began to write.

“I’m f***ing 33! I'm so tired of yall running with this narrative... You weird a** n****s are the same ones that tune in every week to see Blueface and Chrisean beat the f*** out each other in front the world. But thats OK? It’s entertainment? All yall can suck my d*** disrespectfully,” he wrote.

Brown continued calling out his fans and other artists, highlighting the lack of consequences for other celebrities accused of similar crimes. Brown specifically named white artists accused of dating underage women or abusing their spouses and questioned why they were not canceled.

He ended his posts with a defiant message to anyone who tries to come for him; “None of you, and I mean none of you n**s can f* witt me.”

With Brown, his collaborator Chloe Bailey, 24, is also getting burned. The singer, who just announced her debut album, shared a picture of her and Brown in a warm embrace to tease their duet How Does It Feel. But as soon as fans caught wind of the collaboration, they took to social media to beg Chloe not to drop the track.

Fans of Chloe Bailey were quick to criticize the singer after she announced her collaboration with Chris Brown on her upcoming album. Many took issue with Brown’s history of violence against women, including his infamous assault on Rihanna in 2009 and his recent rape and drug accusations.

Several Twitter users expressed disappointment and confusion over Bailey’s decision to work with Brown, with some even questioning her management’s decision-making.

“Chloe bailey’s management has no idea who her target audience is, and that’s why they make such poor decisions and have her all over the place,” a Twitter user wrote.

The controversy sparked a debate about the ethics of collaborating with problematic artists, with some pointing out that several female artists have previously faced criticism for working with Brown.

“What exactly are all these female artists from Ciara to Kelly Rowland, Normani, and now Chloe Bailey trying to prove in propping up or working with Chris Brown.”

Journalist Ernest Owens pointed out that Black women in music shouldn’t feel like they have to work with an abuser to achieve chart success. The general opinion on social media is that it’s appalling that people are still “giving this abusive p.o.s [piece of sh**] attention.”

One fan urged Chloe Bailey to delete the controversial collaboration with Chris Brown, so others could ignore it “as if it never happened.” The song was released on February 24, a few weeks before her debut album.

It seems like Rihanna is still on Chris's mind as he recently posted a congratulatory message on Instagram after her Super Bowl performance. Interestingly, news of his new collaboration with Chloe Bailey was announced around the same time.

For those who don’t know, Rihanna and Brown were in a relationship for 17 years, but things went south after he physically assaulted her, causing her to spit blood.

Despite his history of assaulting Rihanna, Chris Brown praised her on her Super Bowl performance via Instagram. He posted a story with the message “Go girl” and included a red heart and prayer emoji.

Fans speculated that he may have used the red emoji to represent Rihanna’s scarlet outfit during the performance.

Blueface took to Instagram to clarify that he and Chris, both were in the same situation, despite both being involved in domestic violence cases. The rapper criticized Chris for deflecting blame and not owning up to his past mistakes. Blueface emphasized taking responsibility for one’s actions, even if the situation was not ideal.

“I’m not even going to trip on you ‘cause the message you trying to send is way off. I get it, you know—she hit me, it’s funny, I hit her back, it’s f*ck Blueface. So, I totally get it. That be the most irritating thing ever. But, you gotta play the cards that you was dealt,” he said.

“You on some, ‘You guys are going to give me the most time, but they did it too. Like, judge, sentence them.’” He added, "We ain’t got nothing to do with that, bro. Handle your candle, deal with your situation how you deal with it.”

Ultimately, Blueface said that Chris “beat up the wrong b***h.”