Chris Brown and Yella Beezy sued for $50 million over alleged fight

Since the start of his tour in early June Chris Brown has gone viral for his meet-and-greets with fans. Now four men claim one of those meet-and-greets ended with Brown ordering his entourage and the rapper Yella Beezy to beat them up backstage.

The plaintiffs demand 50 million US dollars by Chris, his entourage leader Sinko CeejYella Beezy and Live Nation. TMZ first reported on the lawsuit by Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush And There’s Marcus Powell.

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The four men reportedly attended Chris Brown’s show at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas on July 20. According to the lawsuit, the men claim they were invited backstage after the show along with a group of 40 women.

It allegedly took Brown 30 minutes to get to the VIP area. When Chris finally entered, Charles Bush claims he gave the singer a pat and congratulated him on a good show. The lawsuit claims Brown felt the pleasant energy until someone from his entourage spoiled the mood.

The member of the entourage is said to have shouted: “Man, don’t you remember you two having a fight?” At this point, Brown seemed to remember the alleged argument and replied: “What’s up, n***a, I don’t forget shit” and then ordered his entourage to beat Charles Bush.

Immediately afterward, Bush said, seven to ten of Chris’ men surrounded him and began punching and kicking him. One of the men, referred to in the indictment as Hood Boss, is said to have thrown a chair at Charles’ head.

Meanwhile, Yella Beezy and others allegedly chased Larry Parker to a dead end street at Chris Brown’s alleged request. Beezy and others allegedly punched him and kicked him in the head for over 10 minutes.

Their lawyer Tony Buzbee commented on the lawsuit on Instagram on July 22. He announced that several reports had been filed with the police. All four men suffered injuries, and one of them is still in the hospital, according to Tony.

The lawyer’s full statement can be found below.

Breezy recently went viral through another meet-and-greet

A photo shared on July 21 by X-fan account @cblivee (formerly Twitter) shows Chris and Yella Beezy backstage, but neither they nor the other defendants have publicly responded to the lawsuit or the alleged brawl described in it.

This development comes as the R&B icon embarks on a tour that has been highly praised by fans! As previously reported, Breezy kicked off his “11:11 Tour” on June 5th in Detroit. He plans to be on tour in the US until August 6th.

However, it is unclear what impact the $50 million lawsuit will have on his remaining performances. The singer is scheduled to perform in front of his fans in Denver, Colorado today (July 23).

As Chris Brown leaves Texas with four fans who may have become enemies, he left a lasting impression on another fan by recreating an iconic “Stomp The Yard.”

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