Chris Brown was devastated after learning he lost the Best R&B Album award to pianist Robert Glasper at the 65th Grammy Awards.
The singer/songwriter, who is one of the most successful R&B singers of his generation and is often referred to as the “King of R&B,” was unhappy after missing out on the award that was celebrated on Sunday.
Brown continued to voice his anger and throw some shade at Glasper in a series of since-deleted posts on his Instagram.
Chris Brown Goes Wild After Losing Best R&B Album Grammy Award
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The creator of the song “Under The Influence” was unable to remember the loss he experienced at the award ceremony held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 5, 2023.
Nominated under the Best R&B Album category for her 10th album “Breezy (Deluxe), she is tied with other artists, including Mary J. Blige’s “Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe),” Lucky Daye’s “Candydrip” and “Watch the Sun. ”
He, however, lost the award to Glasper’s “Black Radio III” album. While expressing her dismay at Glasper’s win, she took to her Instagram story to lash out and swipe at the four-time grammy award winner.
He began by writing in all caps, “Who is Robert Glasper,” alongside a crying-laughing emoji. He then added wryly, “I need to improve my skills … I started playing the harmonica.”
“Run it!” the singer took his pettiness to another level and later posted an edited image of himself playing the harmonica. Captioning the photo, she quipped, “New Level Opened! Harmonica Breezy.”
The 33-year-old didn’t stop there as he voiced his fans’ frustrations. He reposted a TikTok clip of a die-hard supporter defending the sentiment that he was cheated out of winning the award.
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Fans posted a six-second video of several reports/headlines extolling Brown’s songs that have topped charts around the world. He did, however, end the video by including a photo of Glasper with a google search result of the pianist who took home the award for a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album.
Clearly unimpressed with the verdict, he made a confused face in the video and set the short clip to the beat of popular TikTok soundbite “jhequay” who said, “if 2+2 is four and 5+5 is 10, so what this?”
‘Loyal’ Singer Engaged In Controversy For 2022 AMAs
This isn’t the first time Brown has had a meltdown when things aren’t right for an awards show. Last November, the Virginia native made headlines after his much-anticipated MJ Tribute performance for the 50th AMAs was canceled days before the show.
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The R&B star posted a clip showing her training for the event with an angry caption that read, “U SERIOUS?” WOULD be an ama show, but they canceled me for an unknown reason.”
In the wake of the controversial event, which flooded social media with differing opinions, the “Go Crazy” singer took on the popular social media challenge to voice her thoughts again.
According to The Blast, Brown took to his Instagram story to drop a list of things not to mess with. She kept her list simple as she posted a photo with words featuring a topic that read, “3 things to live by.”
The simple but direct message read, “Don’t mess with my kids, Don’t mess with my family (blood or not), and Don’t mess with my ???,” with the third point implying that the AMAs despise messing around with money and his career.
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Virginia Native Charged With $4 Million In Back Taxes
Before the painful Grammy loss, Brown was in deeper turmoil when it was reported that he owed a large sum of money in back taxes.
According to obtained legal documents, Brown allegedly owes the IRS and the State of California a very large sum of money, and several large tax liens have been filed against him. The state allegedly means business in recovering the amount they are owed and putting his home in Tarzana, CA, and anything related to his music business in lien.
In December 2022, he was granted a federal tax lien of $2,245,561.50 for the year 2022. While another lien was filed in the same year for $1,059,967.78. The State of Cali also filed a state tax lien for $739,067.48 against Brown, totaling just over $4 million owed in taxes.
Considering the “Stomp The Yard” singer is reportedly worth over $100 million, it’s surprising that he can’t pay off his debts.
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