American R&B singer Chris Brown, along with his friend Sinko Ceej, rapper Yella Beezy, and the company Live Nation, are being sued for $50 million. This is because they are accused of being involved in some bad events during Chris Brown’s 11:11 tour in Fort Worth, Texas.
The lawsuit says Chris Brown planned the attack on four men who were backstage at his concert in Fort Worth on July 20. This information comes from TMZ.
The men who are suing – Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush, and Da Marcus Powell – say they were invited backstage with 40 women after the concert. But instead of having fun, they were attacked.
Charles Bush claims he went to tell Chris Brown he did a good job. But then, one of Chris’s men reminded him that they didn’t like each other. After that, Bush says Chris ordered his men to beat him up.
He says 7-10 of Chris’s men punched and kicked him, and a person named Hood Boss even threw a chair at his head.
The lawsuit also says that Chris Brown told Yella Beezy and some of his men to hurt Parker. They chased him into a staircase with a locked door. Parker says they punched and kicked his head for more than 10 minutes while Chris encouraged them.
The men suing say they got very hurt and needed a lot of medical help. Their lawyer, Tony Buzbee, said one of them is still in the hospital. He promised to seek justice against Chris Brown.
Besides asking for $50 million, the men are also asking for restraining orders to keep Chris, Beezy, and Sinko Ceej away from them.
Chris Brown and his team have not responded to these claims yet.
Chris Brown has had legal problems before. The most famous one was when he admitted to hurting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna.