Chris Brown took to Instagram on Friday to fight the cancel culture, try to eliminate his attack of ex-girlfriend Rihanna as a “mistake” that he made at the age of 17. (R&B singer) actually 19 when the case made headlines in 2009).
On his Instagram Story, Brown responded to a tweet written by former Cheetah Girls member Kiely Williams, who joined the chorus of the denizens Brown’s Upcoming Collaboration with singer Chloë Bailey. Williams tweeted“Allow [Brown] came out with his own record—so genius, so charming that it made us all forget HE HATES WOMEN. He’s slowly getting back into mainstream by getting small nods for traits that are valuable to Black Women. Black woman is more talented, more deserving, but yield to him.
Brown answered on his Story: “IF YOU STILL HATE ME FOR ONE FUCK I WERE WHEN I WAS 17, kiss my ass! I’m DEATH 33! I’m SO tired of RUN WITH THIS STORY.”
Brown continued his speech by call out Several white celebrities have been charged or arrested for domestic battery use, including Sean Penn, Emma Roberts, Charlie Sheen and Nicolas Cage.
“Where’s the cancel culture with white entertainers dating underage women, FUCK THEIR DUCKS, GIVE THE AIDS DOGS, OH. That’s right…they’re YOUR FRIENDS,” Brown continues.
The most recent backlash against Brown erupted on Thursday, when Bailey announced that he will be featured on the second single from her upcoming album In Pieces. That news sparked fierce scrutiny from commentators, who criticized her decision to work with an artist with such a well-documented history of abuse. Besides the scandalous history with Rihanna, Brown also accused of the following in recent years: threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran, threatening another woman with a gun, raping a man in a Paris hotel and raping a woman on a yacht.
