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R&B singer Chris Brown may have an active feud with Young Money's Drake, however, new footage has surfaced which shows the crooner getting down to a Drizzy jam.
New footage shows Chris Breezy dancing to Drake’s “Started From the Bottom” hit at a New York City club.
Chris Brown might despise Drake with a passion, but even CB can’t resist dancing when one of his songs comes on at the club. Brown and Drake have been beefing for a while now — peaking last June with a massive club fight, reportedly over Rihanna. CB was hosting a party at Stage 48 in NYC earlier this month and apparently the DJ had no fear at all … and played a Drake song, “Started From the Bottom.” Rather than react (how do we say this nicely?) poorly … CB simply got down like it was his favorite jam in the world. Clearly he can let bygones be bygones when it comes to music … or he had no idea it was a Drake song. (TMZ)
Coincidentally, the footage comes just days after his girlfriend Rihanna was busted following Drake on Instagram.
My, my, what have we here? Last night Robyn Fenty got on some ol’ f**k a Chris s#!t” and hit “follow” on Drake’s Instagram page. Chris Brown has made it very clear that he doesn’t have any love for Aubrey Graham. He’s probably blowing her text messages UP right now. Apparently Rih-Rih likes what she sees. God save Drake the day Chris sees a flirty comment he left on Rihanna’s Instagram. Laugh if you want to, but social media will get a ninja invited to a fade nowadays. (Bossip)
A few weeks ago, Chris showed no remorse for going at Drizzy on records.
“Man, y’all can’t take me serious, I’m not a rapper,” Chris said in an interview. “Nah, f*ck that, it’s all good. It’s rap, man, it’s hip-hop. It’s not going to escalate. It’s like kiddy rap right now. So as far as what I’m doing — I put my frustrations out in my music ’cause I know ain’t nothin’ finna happen. I say whatever I want. Rebuttals are going to be stupid, I’m not a rapper so you’re going to be stupid rapping back to a singer. But I’m gonna keep coming, n*gga. I don’t care. [laughs] It’s all good.” (“Sway In The Morning”)
Prior to those comments, Brown said he did not have any ill will toward the Toronto emcee.
“People can coexist. It’s not entertainment for me. It’s just more of me being real, saying what I gotta say. I ain’t out here trying to go at him, I ain’t got n*ggas after him. I ain’t got ‘people’ after him. We just chilling. I have my differences and he has his — his music’s still hot. … I’m not gonna put myself in a situation to mess up my career. Focus on what it is. Focus on your music.” (Power 106)
Check out Chris Brown jamming to Drake:
