Chris Brown has had it. Officially. A couple weeks ago, we reported that Chris pulled out on 4,000 gay fans at an event that took place during Atlanta Gay Pride weekend where he was supposed to perform. It was alleged that although Chris was paid in full, he didn’t show up after having learned of the presence of gay men in the audience (as it was somehow supposed to be exclusive to lesbians.) He then took to Twitter to let us know (in a series of 3 tweets) that he was actually never booked for the show, and wouldn’t have bailed on his LGBT fans:
I wasn't aware or informed of a show I supposedly cancelled. I have nothing but love and respect for the LGBT COMMUNITY.
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) September 7, 2015
The show was never confirmed by any of my people. So I apologize if the fans wanted me there.
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) September 7, 2015
I honestly wasn't booked for the show. Hopefully in the future we can do it right. Much love LGBT
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) September 7, 2015
Then, TMZ posted that Chris’ side returned the $12,500 deposit that was given from the people who booked him because (according to their sources) a deal really was in place, but the details of the performance never got through to Chris.
Whatever happened, though, Breezy isn’t happy with TMZ’s coverage of the entire story, and took to Instagram to vent: “…Y’all love to say I’m homophobic and shit to have something to be mad at. I don’t care that you are gay Harvey. I applaud you and a person of your caliber should be finding outlets for young gay men/teens and women to be more open and comfortable about coming out.” I have to say, CB has got a point. If you ask me, it’s refreshing to see him become a good example and post an LGBT-positive message regardless of the circumstances.
Perhaps when he DOES perform for a gay crowd, he’ll bring his famous twerking skills to the stage?
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