Netizens React As Chris Brown Allegedly Rejects Performing in Kenya: “Sadly, He’s Right”
- Drama ensued as American singer and songwriter Chris Brown was accused of rejecting to perform in Kenya
- It was alleged that the multi-award-winning star allegedly said he wouldn't perform in Kenya due to their lack of appropriate infrastructure
- Many netizens flooded the comment section with their reactions to the allegations regarding Chris Breezy
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American singer and songwriter Chris Brown recently made headlines once again on social media after his Grammy Award win ignited a debate online.
Chris Brown allegedly declines to perform in Kenya
The multi-award-winner Chris Brown became the talk of the town on social media recently became the talk of the town as rumours hit social media that he allegedly refused to perform in Kenya.
It was said that the singer who managed to fill up the FNB Stadium in December 2024, declined the offer saying that the country lacked the appropriate infrastructure to support his kind of concert.
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Netizens react to Chris Brown refusing to perform in Kenya
Shortly after it was shared that the singer allegedly refused to perform in Kenya, many netizens flooded the comment section with their reactions. Here's what they had to say:
@okjabu said:
"South Africans must borrow them at least Elias Park stadium."
@IamBradleyCarl commented:
"If he can say this about Kenya now what about Uganda."
@BennonMaina responded:
"Sadly, he’s right. Sound system plus organisers huwa aibu tupu."
@FrakkJason47117 replied:
"Chris Brown in Kenya? That sounds like a recipe for either a massive success or a complete disaster. Either way, I'm morbidly curious."
@chadbironga wrote:
"Most Kenyans don't believe when we are told that we are nobody. Even in Africa, we are not amongst the top 10 big boys. We are mid with lots of English."
@KimetoJackline mentioned:
"You think it is physical infrastructure? Madam think again. This music is very spiritual and their principalities & powers have been unable to access the territory for long."
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How the Chris Brown tour benefited South Africa
Unfortunately for Kenya, missing out on a Chris Brown experience is not just missing out on a good time but it's also missing out on economic perks for the country. According to IOL, the hugely successful event saw a significant economic boost to the local economy. This came largely from the hospitality industry and transport services.
Local hotels and restaurants recorded full bookings as visitors came from afar to witness the No Air hitmaker make history.
Briefly News, who was in attendance at the historic event, saw the immediate benefit of the occasion with hundreds of job opportunities created through event security services, vendors, informal traders and influencers.
In a statement, the MMC for Economic Development, Nomoya Mnisi commended the city of Johannesburg for the exemplary way it hosted the event. She said that the success reflects Johannesburg’s status as a global hub for arts, culture, and large-scale events that drive the economy.
“The Chris Brown concert is a shining example of the resilience and vibrancy of our local economy.”
The City of Johannesburg extended its gratitude to event organisers, local businesses, and community members who all worked together to ensure success.
US singer Chris Brown sues over defamatory documentary
Meanwhile, US singer Chris Brown has filed a lawsuit against those responsible for Chris Brown: A History of Violence docuseries.
The New Flame hitmaker was accused of being an abuser and evidence tampering in a recent docuseries. He was also painted as an abuser; however, his legal team denied this.
Chris Brown's attorney, Levi McCathern, slammed these claims and labelled them defamatory, arguing that he had never been prosecuted. They also highlighted a 2020 incident where a woman accused Brown of drugging her. They stated that the relationship was consensual.
Chris Brown makes history
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported in December 2024 that American singer and songwriter Chris Brown made history in South Africa by selling out two consecutive shows at the 94,000-capacity FNB Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg, in one weekend.
His South African fans showed him unwavering support despite calls for a boycott by the South African feminist group Women For Change South Africa due to Brown's controversial past.
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