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Chris Brown appeared to have an angry exchange with a fan during a recent Las Vegas concert, and a lip reader has decoded his alleged threat.
Brown, who is known for his on-stage performances - among other significant things - appeared to get pretty confrontational with the person in the crowd, although it's not clear whether more came of it.
The controversial singer is known for his… energetic stage performances, and some have even suggested that they go too far.
Recently, he's been sharing the stage with Usher, who has also been involved in a few pretty explicit and out-there performances recently.
Usually, the pair are accused of going too far when they get woman onto the stage to perform sensual and charged dances with them, often with the woman tied up, but this is a bit different.
On this occasion, Brown was seen to call out a fan in the crowd and allegedly even threatened the concertgoer with physical violence after the show.
We know this because lip reader Nina Celeste shared a video on her TikTok account in which she offered her take on what Brown said.
She does add the disclaimer that this is just her opinion of what she thinks was said, and that it should not be accepted as the clear and obvious truth or facts.
So, what did he appear to say?
At the Las Vegas show, Brown was on stage wearing his customary backwards cap and brandishing a mic, although he largely kept it away from his mouth for this outburst.
If you watch the video below, you'll see that perhaps you don't even need to be a professional lip reader to decode this message.
It seems as if the singer said: "OK, after the show I'm going to f*** you up - after the show.
"F*** you up… after the show, you bet your a** I'm going to f*** you up, after the show."
Yikes - if that is really what he said, he's not messing around or mincing his words.
The comments seemed pretty clear.
"Unless he was speaking Spanish, that's exactly what he said," one read.
"I wanna know what was said to make him react like this," wrote another.
"You don't even need to be a lip reader to know that's exactly what he said," said a third.
It's not the first time the pair's joint tour has made headlines for the wrong reasons.
Usher has also recently had to respond to viral claims that he used a 'clone' at another of the pair's shows, as well as making a brutal comment about a fan who refused to join in with an on-stage lap dance with him.
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