In light of recent controversies surrounding Chris Brown, the chance encounters on his “Indigoat Tour” have sparked “inspiration.”
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A heartwarming story has emerged about a disabled fan who had a memorable interaction with Brown. Not only did the singer make time for her, he also paid for her tickets. He also surprised her with a generous gift worth $10,000.
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The “With You” singer has been making headlines recently for his post-show meet-and-greets. Fans were surprised when he started charging $1,000 for meet-and-greets that included just a photo shoot.
According to the viral post, according to X user @Lushotz, “This woman paid $1,111 for a ‘Meet and Greet’ with Chris Brown.”
“When he saw her, he refunded her money and gave her another $10,000, along with these beautiful pictures.”
This Woman Paid $1,111 for a ‘Meet & Greet’ with Chris Brown. When he saw her, he refunded her money and also gave her another $10,000, along with these beautiful photos 😍 pic.twitter.com/azSXqH7Eyg
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— Lushotz (@lushotz) June 30, 2024
Despite receiving widespread attention, it has recently emerged that this viral story is fake.
The woman pictured has come forward to clarify what happened at Brown’s concert.
She firmly stated that she would clarify the situation, emphasizing that she had attended many of the “Under the Influence” singer’s concerts over the past ten years, during which time they had built a strong relationship.
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“What I don’t accept is strangers online using my face and exploiting my disability to get likes and clicks while spreading misinformation.”
In her statement, the woman stressed that although Brown “has occasionally upgraded my seat or given me free tickets,” she has always paid for her own expenses.
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“I support [Brown] as a brand and as an individual, so if you see me at a show or a meet-and-greet, know that I paid for a ticket. I paid to be there.”
She also criticized those who initiated the discussion for promoting the view that people with disabilities are unemployable and struggle to participate effectively in society.
“This move takes away all the personal effort I put in to achieve this result,” she confidently asserted.
“It takes away from my work time. It takes away from the things I’ve sacrificed to work overtime because I want to reward myself.”
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