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Chris Brown is responding to 3LW member Kiely Williams after she criticized the singer’s upcoming duet with Chloe Bailey.
As The Shade Room previously reported, Chloe Bailey announced the upcoming collaboration with Chris Brown on Tuesday. The singer shared a post on Instagram. And revealed the title of the single.
2ND PIECE. HOW DOES IT FEEL @chrisbrownofficial. 2/24 🫀 pre-save link in bio.
Brown even shared a brief emoji comment under the post.
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On Thursday evening, Williams took to Twitter to share her thoughts about Brown’s upcoming collaboration with Bailey. And proceed to call it “garbage.”
Williams also criticized Brown for creeping back “into the mainstream.” And making music listeners “forget HE BEATS WOMEN.”
Let him come out with his own record—so genius, so captivating that it makes us all forget HE BEATS WOMEN. He can’t so he wont. So what does he do?
He slowly creeps back into the mainstream by getting small nods for features on Black Women’s merit. Black women who are more talented, more worthy, but give him the okay. I am swatting the fucking air rn. Garbage.
On Friday, the 3LW member continued to assert her stance.
Brown was not feeling William’s commentary and clapped back on his Instagram Story.
Obviously you are at a point in your life where you are very broke or broken … THE FACT you think you have to speak negatively about me makes u look so lame… YOUR LIFE AND CAREER MUST SUCK RIGHT NOW.. minding your business would’ve been best.. but I guess you don’t have a business or a real job that makes u financially stable. I feel more embarrased for you and your actual maturity..
Additionally, Brown shared a meme of Williams.
Then, the singer posted a short clip of him explaining that if he receives hate from people, he wants them to hate him because they can’t outshine him.
And added more clap backs in Williams’ Instagram comment section.
On Friday afternoon, Brown took back to his Instagram account to share a lengthy message to those continuing to condemn him for his assault on Rihanna. The incident occurred in 2009 when Brown was 17 years old.
The singer, later, pled guilty to felony assault charges. And served “five years probation and 180 days of community labor,” as reported by PEOPLE.
Roommates, do you agree with Brown’s stance and feelings?
