Since the start of their tour in early June, Chris Brown is going viral for your meetings and greetings with fans. Now, four men are claiming that one of these meet-and-greets ended with Brown ordering his entourage and the rapper Yella Beezy for beat them backstage.
The plaintiffs are seeking out 50 million dollars from Chris, his entourage leader Sinko CeejYella Beezy and Live Nation. TMZ first reported the action brought by Larry Parker, Jose Luis, Carlos Bush It is By Marcus Powell.
$50 Million Lawsuit Claims Chris Brown Did THIS
The four men allegedly attended Chris Brown’s July 20 concert at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. According to the lawsuit, the men claim they were invited backstage after the show, along with a group of 40 women.
Brown allegedly took 30 minutes to get to the VIP area. When Chris finally made it inside, Charles Bush claims he gave the singer a pat on the back and congratulated him on a good show. The lawsuit claims Brown was getting the good vibes until someone in his entourage interrupted the vibes.
The member of the entourage is said to have shouted: “Dude, don’t you remember you two were fighting?” At this point, Brown seemed to remember the alleged fight and responded: “Hey, bro, I don’t forget anything” and then ordered his entourage to beat up Charles Bush.
Immediately afterward, Bush said seven to 10 of Chris’s men surrounded him, punching and kicking him. One of the men, reportedly referred to as Hood Boss in court documents, allegedly threw a chair at Charles’s head.
Meanwhile, at Chris Brown’s request, Yella Beezy and others allegedly chased Larry Parker into a dead-end stairwell. Beezy and others allegedly punched and kicked him in the head for over 10 minutes.
Their attorney, Tony Buzbee, spoke about the lawsuit on Instagram on July 22. He revealed that multiple police reports have been filed. While all four men suffered injuries, one of them remains hospitalized, according to Tony.
See the attorney’s full statement below.
Breezy recently went viral at another Meet-And-Greet
A photo shared by X fan account (formerly Twitter) @cblivee on July 21 shows Chris and Yella Beezy backstage. However, neither of them or the other defendants have publicly responded to the lawsuit or the alleged beating it describes.
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— Chris Brown Live (@cblivee) July 21, 2024
This development comes amid what has been a well-received tour for the R&B icon, filled with love from fans! As previously reported, Breezy kicked off his ’11:11 Tour’ on June 5 in Detroit. His plan is to be on the road across the U.S. through August 6.
However, it is unclear what kind of impact the $50 million lawsuit will have on your remaining shows. The singer is set to appear for his fans in Denver, Colorado today (July 23).
While Chris Brown is leaving Texas with four fans who might turn into enemies, he left a memorable impression on another fan by recreating the iconic “Stomp The Yard.”
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