In light of recent controversies involving Chris Brown, the meet-and-greet opportunities offered on his "Indigoat Tour" have sparked "inspiration."
A heartwarming story has surfaced about a fan with disability who had a memorable interaction with Brown. The singer not only spent time with her but also returned the cost of her ticket. He also surprised her with a generous $10,000 gift.
The "With You" singer has been in the spotlight lately for his post-show meet-and-greets. Fans were surprised when he started charging $1000 for meet-and-greet sessions that included a photo opportunity only.
According to the viral post, per X user @Lushotz, "This woman paid $1,111 for a 'Meet & Greet' with Chris Brown."
"When he saw her, refunded her money and also gave her an extra $10k, along with these beautiful pictures."
This woman paid $1,111 for a 'Meet & Greet' with Chris Brown. When he saw her, refunded her money and also gave her an extra $10k, along with these beautiful pictures 😍 pic.twitter.com/azSXqH7Eyg
— Lushotz (@lushotz) June 30, 2024
Although gaining widespread attention, it was recently reported that the circulating story is fake.
The woman featured in the images has stepped up to clarify the events during Brown's concert.
She firmly stated she would be clarifying the situation, emphasizing her longstanding attendance at the "Under the Influence" singer's concerts for the past ten years, during which they had already cultivated a strong bond.
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"What I'm not okay with is strangers on the internet using my face and exploiting my disability for likes and clicks while spreading misinformation."
In her statement, the woman emphasized that although Brown had "sometimes upgraded my seats or provided me with free tickets," she always covered her own expenses.
"I support [Brown] as a brand and as an individual, so if you see me at a show or meet and greet, please know that I paid for my ticket. I paid to get there."
Additionally, she criticized those people who initiated the discussion for promoting a narrative that suggests people with disability are not employed and struggle to participate effectively in society.
"This going around takes away from everything that I personally did to get there," she stated confidently.
"It takes away from the hours I work. It takes away from the things that I sacrificed to work the overtime because I wanted to treat myself."
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