Chris Brown shares videos of an alleged stalker making death threats: Watch

Chris Brown has been famous for twenty years. He’s one of the highest-selling artists of all time, so it stands to reason that he has a particularly passionate fan base. Unfortunately, some fans exaggerate. Brown shared videos of an alleged stalker on July 9. In the video, the stalker makes reference to members of Brown’s dance team, and the singer doesn’t try to hide his concern. “I don’t mean to be mean at all,” he wrote. “But this sh*t is scary!”

The videos get increasingly intense. The alleged stalker claims he had an incident with one of Chris Brown’s backup dancers during a show in 2023. It’s harmless at first, but things take a harsh turn when the stalker claims he understands why people bring guns to shows. “Man, wait until I get my money right,” he said. “If I have to join a gang, if I have to do some shit, I don’t care.” The stalker then bluntly states that he wants to kill the dancer he’s referring to. “Where can I legally kill, ’cause I’m coming to get you,” they added. “As soon as I can. Could be in twenty years.”

After idealizing the day when they could “legally kill,” the alleged stalker cited a specific incident at a Chris Brown show where security approached him. The alleged stalker became particularly agitated and began screaming into the camera. “Make a move,” they demanded. “Make a damn move.” The No jumper includes a mug shot of the alleged stalker, claiming he has previously served time in prison for assault in Florida. There is also a photo of the person with Chris Brown at what appears to be a meet-and-greet event.

In the latest video Chris Brown posted on his Instagram account, the alleged stalker is seen being excluded from impromptu meet-and-greets. The R&B singer is understandably terrified by what he saw. However, he has had to deal with stalkers in the past. In 2022, an alleged stalker drove a white Tesla onto Brown’s property and crashed into a truck. The singer confirmed the bizarre incident on social media. “Another stalker,” he wrote. “This time these people actually drove into someone. Looks like the Hulk just put that truck on top of that Tesla.”