Chris Brown Sued For $50M Over Alleged Backstage Beatdown
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Chris Brown sued over an alleged backstage beatdown claiming his entourage helped him stomp out an innocent group at his show.
Summer tours are ending and surprisingly very few acts could sell tickets in a struggling economy. One person who never has to worry about their fan base showing up is Chris Brown. His “11:11” tour is doing great, dates are selling out, and the show is rolling with no plans of slowing down.
According to TMZ, while the show hasn’t had any issues Chris Brown is being sued for allegedly giving beatdowns backstage at a recent show.
Four men are suing Chris Brown, Yella Beezy, and Chris’s friend Sinko Ceej plus they sprinkled in Live Nation for good measure. They are seeking an astonishing $50M for the alleged altercation. All four plaintiffs allege they were escorted backstage along with 40 women after the show. One plaintiff alleges he greeted Chris with compliments and a dap.
Then was abruptly interrupted by a member of Chris’s group.
However, allegedly the group member shouted “Man you don’t remember you two were beefing” instigating the confrontation.
Furthermore, He alleges Chris responded with “Oh yeah, we were. What’s up, n****? I don’t forget sh*t”. Then the alleged beatdown happened backstage at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX. Allegedly around 10 people beat the man and one even threw a chair at him.
Regardless if it’s true or not being in the mix when not directly invited has its risks.