Chris Brown "Flies” Live in Johannesburg and Thanks SA Fans at Day 1 of Concert in Videos

Chris Brown "Flies” Live in Johannesburg and Thanks SA Fans at Day 1 of Concert in Videos

  • Chris Brown pulled off a successful show at the FNB Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg after a buildup marred by controversy 
  • The Wall to Wall singer attracted thousands to the venue with a 94,736 capacity, which is the largest stadium in Africa 
  • Videos shared on X showed special moments at Chris Brown's concert, including his show-stopping routine 

Chris Brown proved to fans that the money spent on his show in South Africa was worth it. The singer and performer did not disappoint at the massive venue. 

Chris Brown's FNB Stadium concert blows fans away
Chris Brown's FNB Stadium concert included a jaw-dropping show-stopper moment and the musician showed fans gratitude. Image: Marcus Ingram / Kevin Mazur
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Fans of Chris Brown flooded social media with videos of their concert experience. Online users were in awe of the production level of the R&B star's show. 

Chris Brown puts on epic show in South Africa 

The FNB Stadium was abuzz as Chris Brown took to the stage. His most impressive stunt at the show was gliding across the entire venue while suspended in the air by cables. Watch the show-stopping moment below:

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Chris Brown thanks South African fans 

In another clip, Chris Brown showed appreciation to the crowd who came to see him. The singer described the night as "the best of his life." Watch the clip below: 

What you need to know about Chris Brown's concert 

SA raves about Chris Brown

Fans who attended the concert confirmed it was worth every cent. Read the comments below:

@okuhle_c remarked:

"Chris Brown respected us! 🙌🏾"

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@LawryKamzila was satisfied:

"Chris Brown owes me NOTHING. Big Concerts made sure everything was well planned and safety was good. Organisers can learn something from them."

@gob_miss applauded:

"This has to be the most anticipated concert in history. I am crying🥹"

@Nkossynrt was in awe:

"Even guys are screaming 🤣"

@LutherMochabe said:

"It was worth every cent!🔥"

What you need to know about Chris Brown

Chris Brown, born 5 May 1989, in Tappahannock, Virginia, is a renowned American R&B artist celebrated for his captivating voice and electrifying dance skills. While his career has been marked by incredible success, it has also faced scrutiny due to controversies in his personal life.

Growing up in a small Virginia town, Brown discovered his passion for music and dance early. By 15, he secured a deal with Jive Records and released his debut album in 2005. Featuring the chart-topping single Run It, the album showcased his vocal talent and dance prowess, drawing comparisons to icons like Usher and Michael Jackson.

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Briefly News previously reported that the wait is over, and everybody is excited about meeting Chris Brown at the FNB Stadium, the venue for his South African Tour.

I mean, even celebrities can't hold it in as they gush over the arrival of American singer and songwriter Chris Brown in the motherland, South Africa.

Recently, Mzansi's reality TV star and businesswoman DJ Zinhle let loose wild thoughts over the American star as she got excited about him being here.

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za