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Published 11:49 12 Aug 2026 GMT
Chris Brown has once again gone viral for his on-stage antics with women, and this has been described as his 'freakiest' incident yet.
Brown has been on tour with Usher, who has also been in the news recently, and their tour show is certainly attracting some attention.
The pair of R&B singers are out on a tour at the moment - also called R&B - and have been generating column inches because of their live performances.
First, Brown invited a woman on stage before getting into a sensual dance routine with her, then Usher invited another woman on stage at another show and she looked very awkward.
That led to a back-and-forth between all parties, the singer and the woman herself, leading to her eventual admission that she was actually there for Chris Brown.
This all culminated the other day with the frankly bizarre claim that Usher was actually using a clone for one of his performances.
The internet can be a strange place at times.
For his part, Chris Brown has always drawn controversy - not including his criminal past - but his live shows have always walked the line of public decency as well.
This time, people have accused the singer of once again going too far.
In the latest piece of viral footage, this time from Toronto, Brown can once again be seen on a bed with a woman, perhaps from the crowd and perhaps a dancer, grinding against her from behind while performing a song.
He’s even got a grip of the woman’s hair at one stage, and performs thrusting movements towards her.
The crowd can be heard yelling as he performs the incredibly risque dance with the woman, who we have to hope is getting paid well for her time.
Here's the clip:
Some people were shocked, as one person wrote: "This Chris Brown and Usher tour is getting freakier each show. Chris in Toronto beating it up.
"He pulling hair and smacking ass. THIS TOUR IS WILD.”
Another person commented: "So in other words performing isn’t making the money anymore that they gotta do this lol okay.”
A third said: "This is disgusting. Pay to go to a hooker show.”
Yet another comment said: "Are ticket sales low or something? Not sure why he feels the need to take it this far.”
Of course, not everyone thinks that this has gone too far - some have noted that it is simply a part of every show they do nowadays, and that everyone who came along - including the women themselves - presumably knows that this is part of the schtick.
"That dancer is having the best time of her life,” said one person.
In the end, so long as everyone is a willing and consenting participant, you have to concede that it’s fine.
Whether it makes for a great concert experience or not is another question altogether.
