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Chris Brown’s 11:11 Tour stop in Fort Worth, Texas, took a turn for the worst this weekend following an alleged attack by his team and Yella Beezy. According to TMZ Hip Hop, four men were beaten backstage following the show.
Attack victims: Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush, and Da Marcus Powell claim in court filings that they were welcomed and escorted backstage for a post-concert hangout with 40 other women.
After waiting 30 min for Chris Brown to enter the VIP area, they decided they were ready to leave, but wanted to say goodbye before just leaving.
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Bush then dapped Chris up, Giving him props on a good show when it all went left.
Bush claims that a source close to Brown raised his voice and yelled, “Man, you don’t remember you two were beefing?” and alleges that Chris responded with the words “Oh yeah, we were.” Hey, how’s it going? “I don’t forget sh*t,” he said, his voice commanding his men to hit Bush.
According to the documents, Bush says that seven to ten of Chris’ friends attacked him brutally. Hood Boss, another member of his entourage, allegedly threw a chair at him, he says.
In addition, the plaintiffs claim that Chris ordered Yella Beezy and others to “f*** up” Parker by leading him down an infinite flight of stairs that ended at a closed door.
According to Parker, once Chris encouraged all of his friends to join in, he was assaulted for over ten minutes with punches and kicks to the head.
The four men all reported serious injuries and the need for extensive medical care. According to Tony Buzbee, their attorney, at least one of them is still in the hospital and has sworn to hold CB accountable.
Chris, Beezy, and Sinko Ceej are all the targets of restraining orders issued by the plaintiffs, who are seeking $50 million in damages. Reports are also saying Live Nation has been drug into the lawsuit.
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