Singer Chris Brown stressed that he doesn’t condone any verbal violence even if it’s sent by his fans defending him against critics. Brown recently asked Team Breezy to put a stop on the verbal attack they launched at model Chrissy Teigen following her critical comments of his performance at Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards.
“Team Breezy! Lets stop sending death threats! I know y’all bout that life but it’s the wrong message! Ur turning haters into victims! And that only furthers their pointless existence!” Brown pleads in a series of his tweets. Brown then wrote, “Love y’all!”
Teigen, fiancee of John Legend, upset Brown’s loyal fans when she tweeted, “So excited to see Chris Brown! I love loud and surprising background fits of rage I can hear from the audience!” Receiving numerous angry replies from Brown’s fans, Teigen later posted, “Team breezy has to be diddling at a frantic rate right now.”
Some people who sent the disturbing message got their accounts suspended. “Accounts deleted due to ohhhhh, i dunno. telling me i’m getting a bullet to my brain, asking for me to be raped and murdered…normal stuff,” Teigen wrote. “But oh, I have some screen caps. And I will do everything I can to make sure people know, internet or not, you CAN’T say this s**t.”
“I’ve had comments ranging from ‘kill yourself you stupid H**’ to ‘gold digging c**t’, ‘get a f**king job’, etc. because I don’t like him?” a miffed Teigen also wrote. “I said things about EVERYONE who performed. negative and positive. interesting that only one ‘team’ is rabid.”
“I am not picking on anyone or telling ANYONE to hate the dude… …I like some of his music too. YOU can like it. you CAN. but WHY the insane hate and ‘team’?? Why can’t you just CHILL THE F**K OUT. this is less about chris and more about the insanity that spews out of the rabid mouthes of team breezy. done. there will be no more said.”
Singer John Legend has also commented on the Twitter war by posting, “Personally, I don’t think @chrissyteigen’s existence is pointless. Nor anyone else who dares criticize a performance.” He continued, “Every artist has to be ok with the fact that some people won’t like their work. All critics aren’t ‘haters’. And don’t ever tell me to put my ‘b***h on a leash’. She’s a grown woman with her own mind and her own opinions and this is not 1950.”
