Chris Brown he talks between retreats about his upcoming tour no Usher.
“The funniest and weirdest *** that ever happened to me is the fact that poeple [sic] I had the option to come on my tour and the option not to,” the “To You” singer shared on an Instagram Story on Sunday, April 26. “I know every single fan of mine and USHER will be in the building and it will be PACKED like last year.”
Brown, 36, continued, “But I’m browsing insta and tik tok and I came across ranger bait pages and even these fake papers come up without anything, pages that insult people, they want to come and have fun. These guys who hate, I understand that (thinking that we stole the girl and shit).
“I CAN’T WAIT TO GET THIS S*** IN YOUR FACE,” he added.
Brown and Usher, 47, announced Raymond & Brown Touran acronym for R&B Touron April 10. The joint tour will launch on June 26 in Denver and wrap up in December in Tampa, Florida.
However, the tour has come under fire due to Brown’s various legal problems over the years, including allegations of harassment against women. The singer pleaded guilty to assaulting the girlfriend at the time Rihanna in 2009. He served five years in prison and agreed to community service and domestic violence counseling.
“I look back at that picture, and I’m like, ‘That’s not me, that’s not me. I hate you to this day. That will haunt me forever,'” she said in her 2017 memoir, Chris Brown: Welcome To My Life.
Brown and Usher’s headlining tour comes three years after the pair clashed at Brown’s 34th birthday party in Las Vegas in May 2023. TMZ reported at the time that Usher was visibly bleeding following the alleged altercation. The two later performed at Usher’s Lovers & Friends festival.
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Despite the incident, Usher and Brown collaborated on songs including “New Flame.” In an April 2023 interview with BigBoyTV, Usher said he was open to continuing to work with the “Run It” singer.
“If that happens, it will be one of the biggest things anyone has ever seen in entertainment celebrating two people who love each other,” Usher said at the time. “I love Chris. I don’t love his music — I love his music [and] I love him. He is my younger brother, and he has always been there for me, and I have always been there for him. In difficult and difficult times, I have been there with him. And to be able to celebrate what we’re doing together, man, that’s going to be crazy.”
