Chris Brown Questioned By U.K. Police In Alleged Club Brawl

 Chris Brown has been questioned by U.K. police following his alleged involvement in a club brawl that left one man hospitalized last month. According to a police report obtained by Radar Online a man who was hit in the head was later surrounded by the singer’s entourage. He was allegedly beaten up by them before security broke it up.

After the fight was broken up  law enforcement was called and the man was rushed to the hospital. He was later released with non-life-threatening injuries. According to AllHipHop  a witness recounted the incident.  A row broke out with a guy and Brown’s crowd and the man was hit over the head with a bottle  the witness said.  He tried to get up off the ground to escape but he was surrounded and then punched and kicked before security broke it up. 

Brown was overseas for his Under the Influence Tour. He made headlines once again last week for throwing a fan’s phone in Berlin. He was performing his 2007 hit  Take You Down  when the fan that was brought up on stage began recording. Brown took the phone and placed it on her lap but as she picked up her phone again he tossed it. Brown shared the video on his Instagram Story with the caption,  F  DAT PHONE.  According to HipHopDX  the fan was able to retrieve her phone by the end of the show.

5 of Chris Brown's Best Songs Ranked

5.  Go Crazy  Chris Brown and Young Thug  Slime & B  (2020)

•  Go Crazy is the lead single from Chris Brown and Young Thug's compilation album  Slime & B. Chris broke his record as the longest-running leader on the Billboard Hot 100 when  Go Crazy  reigned for 28 weeks. Go Crazy won  Song of The Year  at the 2020 Soul Train Music Awards. Chris also picked up  Best Dance Performance  and  Best Collaboration Performance  at the award show. The remix features Future  Lil Durk  and Latto who all stay on the theme of the track rapping about  going crazy in the bedroom. The song is currently three times certified platinum by the RIAA.

• 4.  Yeah 3x  F.A.M.E (2011)

• •  Yeah 3x  is the lead single from Chris' fourth studio album F.A.M.E. The album title stands for "Forgiving All My Enemies." Chris won his first and only Grammy award with  F.A.M.E.  Justin Franks, who produced the song and spoke to Planet about how Chris came up with the concept: I was working late one night in the studio when I got a call from my manager. Chris was working in the studio down the street and wanted to me to come down and listen to some tracks. I walked in  met Chris for the first time, and played him 1 track. He sat there for 4 minutes listening, then said Ok  I'm ready. He jumped in the booth and wrote the whole thing on the spot. He added that he wrote the lyrics to this song in 15 minutes. Yeah 3x  is currently three times certified platinum by the RIAA.

  • 3. Run It  ft. Juelz Santana Chris Brown (2006)

  • •  Run It marks Chris' debut in the music industry. Chris taps in Juelz Santana on the song. The song is featured on Chris' self-titled debut. The video is set at a club, (which at the time Chris was 16 so presumably an underage club) where he shows off his impressive dance moves in order to woo a girl he's interested in. Juelz Santana raps at the beginning of the track. The song is currently three times certified platinum.

    • 2.  Say Goodbye Chris Brown (2006)

    • • Say Goodbye  is a song of heartbreak as Chris decides to split up with his current love interest but expresses how hard it is to let go. The track became Brown's third top-ten single on the Billboard Hot 100 following Run It and Yo (Excuse Me Miss). The song is also featured in the film 'Step Up starring now exes Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan. The song is currently two times certified platinum by the RIAA.

      • 1. Yo (Excuse Me Miss) Chris Brown (2006)

      • Yo (Excuse Me Miss) is Chris' second single off of his debut self-titled album. Like in  Run It Chris also offers his dance moves to get the attention of a woman he's interested in. This is one of Chris' most notable songs that embarked him on his path to his successful career in music. The track was produced by Dre (André Meritt) & Vidal, and it became Brown's second top ten single peaking at number seven on the US Billboard Hot 100. Dre also provides background vocals in the chorus. For the 49th Annual Grammy Awards  Chris was nominated for  Best New Artist and Best Contemporary R&B Album for his debut album. The song is currently two times certified platinum by the RIAA.
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