TMZ is reporting that someone from Chris Brown's entourage threatened to shoot Frank Ocean and called him a homophobic slur during their Jan. 27 scuffle. But despite the serious nature of the new details, the case is now closed, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Given his reputation as a bit of a hothead, most people have basically assumed that Chris Brown was to blame for whatever went down between him and Frank Ocean on Jan. 27 -- and it shouldn't surprise anyone that one of Ocean's producers is confirming that version of events.
Frank Ocean, you are the bigger man!
First, Chris Brown defiantly deleted his Twitter account last fall after fighting with a writer. Then he expressed that he felt persecuted like Jesus Christ by painting a picture of himself after the epic brawl with Frank Ocean -- which erupted not over a song or a beat or even a girl, like Rihanna, since Ocean likely isn't into her after coming out, but a PARKING SPACE OF ALL THINGS.
Now, Breezy has further likened himself to Jesus Christ in the social media space by "detaching himself from that world" and deleting his Instagram.
Karrueche Tran gets naked and raw on the cover of Rolling Out magazine, addressing the headline heavy love triangle between herself, former boyfriend Chris Brown and Rihanna in very vague and generic fashion. She talks in generalities and doesn't really say much, like how Breezy told her he was leaving her for RiRi or anything like that. You know, the stuff we really care about and want to know.
Chris Brown claims he's innocent in his epic battle for parking spot dominance with Frank Ocean. However, there is evidence to the contrary and no, it's not surveillance footage or eyewitnesses. It's a photo of Breezy with a cast on his hand. Ut oh...
Chris Brown has more feuds than a pro-wrestling federation. After his epic bottle battle in NYC with Drake, his dust up with Frank Ocean over a parking space (!!!) at a Los Angeles studio is generating a new rash of negative publicity for the R&B star and the love of Rihanna's life.
Like, we get that parking is a b----- in L.A., but it's not really a cool reason to come to blows, dudes! Despite the chatter, Breezy is hunkering down and focusing on his music and the arts. He addressed the brawl -- sort of -- on Instagram.
Trouble follows Chris Brown around like a lost puppy, but in this case, a pranking craze called "swatting" was the culprit and he was unfairly targeted.
While their relationship is arguably 'Nobody's Business,' Rihanna and Chris Brown have no issues using it to market themselves. Aside from the endless stream of racy Instagram shots and not-so-subtle Twitter posts they share, the tempestuous twosome are now collaborating on yet another new single together.
The presence of the Chris Brown duet 'Nobody's Business' has been such a huge part of the narrative surrounding Rihanna's new 'Unapologetic' album that it's hard to imagine what the record would have sounded like without the song. And while the paparazzi-teasing duo may never come clean about the true nature of their relationship, we do know one thing: Their in-studio reunion was Jay-Z's idea.
