0:00 and she was like, "Well, what about my two friends that I'm with?" And they're like, "We can't help them." [Laughter] >> There's no way. >> Make a long story short, we s >> Chris Brown has deleted his has deactivated his Instagram account after insisting he's not a colorist who shows preference to lighterkinned black women. So, shortly before this happened. >> Wait, what? He deactivated his Instagram account. All of it. >> Wow. >> So, like beating Rihanna didn't take him down, but this did. >> Yeah. >> Just to take a little break. >> So, check this out. Um, shortly before deactivating his Instagram profile on Tuesday, September 16th, the two-time Grammy winner posted an image of him and
0:50 media personality Kayla Nicole's steamy onstage dance. Nicole, who's the former girlfriend of NFL star Travis Kelce. Congrats, Travis. Graph Taylor uh danced seductively with Brown to his 2007 single Take You Down at the Los Angeles stop of the Breezy Bowl XX tour over the weekend. In recap of the performance, Kayla wrote, "I did it for the smart girls, the cool girls, the sexy girls, the fun girls, for all of us who are all of those things at once, and I overtly did it for my brown girls. Thank you." Brown seemingly addressed her sent her her sentiment about brown girls writing in an Instagram story. Missed me with that colorist rage baiting. So he's like mad about it, right? But the singer appeared to change his mind about making the message visible to his Instagram
1:40 followers. And he later deactivated his account. He says, "I'm going to take a break from social media. Y'all been pissing me off for long enough." So over the years, this so this is that's the current thing, but the underlying thing is over the years he's it's been alleged that he has a preference for lighterkinned women and and racially ambiguous women. So several of his exes are biracial. Uh Karushi Tran nailed it. Da Michelle nailed it. And Amika Harris, right? So he's >> and his followers don't like that. They don't like that he likes interracial or >> they're using this as a supportive theory about >> he doesn't like black girls. >> Exactly. So he has a son he's 5 years old Ako. Uh he also has a daughter the I guess 11 years old named Royalty and then uh he has lovely three years old
2:30 with a woman named Diamond Brown. But Vibe reported in 2023 that Brown told two darkerkinned black women to stop reaching after they alleged that he denied them entry into his VIP section during a party in the UK. And that's kind of where all this the kindling was ignited, right? And so he basically is being accused of being a colorist based on this latest thing. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> So I didn't know he was such a white supremacist. I'm kind of like not cool with that anymore. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's not as cool as it was. >> I thought he was down with the brown. >> Yeah. >> Do you have that video of that girl telling that story? >> I do. >> Why you keep laughing, dude? >> I'm not laughing at all. I didn't make any sounds. >> No. Why are you you smiling a lot? >> I just Okay. Based off only with the
3:20 context of information that you have provided in this safe space form of conversation, >> right? >> Purely just kidding, you know, conversation. >> From a whitey with a pacer shirt on. Give me a break. I think he knows insider information. >> I'm just saying like if a a dude has a preference like let's say uh let's say if like Nick Dunn is only into that Latino heat. He's like should he get in trouble if like white girls are like how come you don't like me? >> It only works when it's a desirable man. >> Uh topnotch. >> Wow, man. All right. You don't got to dunk on him. He's not here, man. No, no, no, no, no. I'm saying >> he's right there. He's right here. >> Nick Bun, I'm very sorry, but all of us here is not a Chris Brown level. When you're Chris Brown level, then all the women are like, "You got to want me kind
4:11 cuz I want a chance." >> Okay. So, that's like the same people as uh maybe like anybody who gets mad at Leonardo DiCaprio for being >> an aegis. >> Yep. >> Cuz a 35-year-old woman would like she's like, "I have no chance with them." So, >> a 26y old woman has no chance with him. So ████ you, Leo. Why don't you want me kind of people? >> No. Fair. >> But it's not like we got to stop that fool's career and call him out on social media about it because like I didn't get my play with him. >> He's not deactivating his IG over it. >> Yeah. Or the 26-year-old who just got broken up with is not like, >> "Hey, what the heck?" You know, it's like that's his preference. >> There's her. >> Who's that? >> Kayla Nicole. >> That's his ex. >> That's the That's Travis Kelsey's ex who he was who Chris Brown was grinding on. So she's not black enough. They say >> they're saying, "Yeah, she's not black enough." Yeah, she's lighter skinned.
5:01 >> So she's complaining. >> No, no, no, >> no, no, no, no. He posted the video and the audience is get going in >> like there you go again with a light-skinned lady >> that >> No, it's from there's a different video of a girl complaining about what happened at the VIP. >> Is it? Let me >> and she was saying that she wasn't let in because of her skin color. So, so people So, people are saying, "There you go. Grind it again on somebody who's not super dark." And they're not saying, "Oh, but she is super fine, so I get it." >> Yeah, >> I know. They didn't want to talk about how hot >> we're just Yeah. Like, she's freaking fine. >> That's like the Asian guys are like, "You don't like me cuz I'm Asian, huh?" And it's like, "No, you like >> you dress horrible. You're fat. You smell." >> Real quick, this is what Ryan's talking about. >> No, that's not it. What is that? >> She's hot. This is it. >> But what does she got to say? >> She said she can't get in because of her
5:51 skin color. >> Um, here we go. >> Let's hear her. >> Your security is ████ >> ████ your security. >> Maybe that's the reason. >> That's the reason why you can't. >> I'll send it to you. I'll send it to you. They don't want to deal with ████ >> It's this one. >> Nah, I'll send it to you. that I'm a model based out in LA. >> Oh, maybe that's her. She just looks hella different. >> I think it's her. >> Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for me. I showed up with a group of people too late to the venue and we were not able to get in. We were VIP. The person I was with had unfortunately because how
6:44 many of us it was we were not allowed to do it at the security still because that was my first concert. I've never been to a concert before. I got invited last minute and I just didn't get the full experience. But I do not want to claim colorism on my body because I'm a true and that would have been way worse. >> Oh, so she's admitting to her wrong. >> She's riding a little bit up about my skin color and I really don't like that. Honestly, >> that wasn't the case. And being a darkkinned black woman, colorism does exist. And I would not want to claim that happening to me if that wasn't the issue. I've had it happen to me before and I felt very uncomfortable. But for Chris Brown, he's cleared when it comes to my situation. >> All right. >> I really wish that I was able to enjoy the concert, but again, next time I will
7:35 show up early because VIP don't play that. I see. >> Sick. So, he's taking accountability and saying like, "I was just late." >> Yeah, that's actually sick. So, here comes the next one from Ryan who sent it to my text knowing that I don't have connectivity. >> Oh, I didn't know that. >> It's my computer because it's a HP Envy. Here it comes. >> Stand by Cam. >> I just think the conversation of colorism is really interesting when we're talking about like a person's preferences cuz that's not the same girl >> around like 7:15. and he comes to the gate. >> Okay, hang on. >> Is it? >> No, it's different. >> So Boba finally comes to the gate um around like 7:15. He comes to the gate. Um I know it's him because he had a name tag on. His name tag basically said Boba. So I'm like, "Hey, are you Boba? I'm Ray Chris Brown's manager." And he's like, "Yeah." I'm like, "Okay, I'm here with um such and such." He said that you
8:26 would be exporting me and my friends to the VIP platform. And he was like, "Oh no, sorry. I don't have any more VIP wristbands." So mind you, it's 7:10 like 7:05 7:10. So the concert just started. Um, and I actually saw him have like 50 VIP wristbands in his pocket, but we're going to get there in a second. So, he's like, "I'm sorry, I don't have any more VIP wristbands left." >> Focus when girls talk. >> Like, you know, I just got off the phone with such and such. He said that you were expecting me and my friends to come. >> So, he's like, "I'm sorry. >> There's no ticket. Don't give us >> just that fire alarm." So, I immediately get on the phone with my friend that works, you know, with Chris Brown, knows Boba, knows all of them personally. And he's like, "What?" He's like, "He literally just told me that he was coming to get y'all. He was expecting y'all." So, he's like, "Let me call him and see what's going on." So, he calls me back and he's just
9:17 apologizing. He's like, "Um, I'm sorry. I don't know why um he's tripping like that, but he doesn't want to give you guys." >> So, of all the stereotypes, huh? He didn't have any left, but in the midst of it, we're standing there waiting for about 30 minutes to an hour. And we are watching him give girls wristbands that came way after us. And these girls were mixed. They were light-skinned. They were blazing. They were white. They were like, they didn't look like um so one of the guys from Chris Brown's entourage that was also with Boba walked up to my Puerto Rican friend and offered her a wristband. and she was like, "Well, what about my two friends that I'm with?" And they're like, "We can't help them." >> So, I was getting a little bit >> There's no way.
10:07 >> To make a long story short, we stood there and waited. We missed Summer Walker and Bryson Taylor because we stood there waiting for somebody to help us um for an hour. Boba and the rest of the entourage kept coming up, planning our faces. They even tried to make us perform for the tickets like made us spin around, audition, jump up and down on one leg and you know, stuff that the other women that did not have to do, like the light-skinned girls, the white girls, the mixed girls, they didn't have to do that. They walked up, got their wristbands, were squirted down with no problem. Um, so yeah, after them playing in our face for about an hour, we basically peaked what was going on. We realized we weren't, you know, getting in and that was that. So after like an hour of us waiting, um Boba comes back and he gives us regular tickets, like tickets that were like, you know, up in the sections, like up in the stands or wherever. So, you know, I wasn't like tripping, but I just felt like he was only doing that because I had to
10:57 basically um not necessarily harass him, but stress him that we just drove drove all the way here from Cleveland and we were promised like VIP passes, VIP tickets by such and such. He said coming. So he basically just gave us the tickets because, you know, I wouldn't let it go. Let it go. >> So, are you ████ with me? >> No. >> So, was that >> that was real? >> Yeah. To to sum it up, she didn't even buy a ticket. She was told to that some guy was going to like hook him up and then he didn't hook him up with VIP like they thought. He just gave him regular gas >> and now she's pissed about it. >> And she thought that like the other girls that did get VIP because it because the excuse was like, "Ah, sorry we ran out." But this is just such a classic case. This has been going on since the dawn of concerts. If they just don't want to give you one, they don't want to give you one. >> They have every right. Yeah. >> Yeah. They just don't want to help you
11:47 out like that. >> That's even how clubs are. >> Exactly. >> They literally we're full. Three hot chicks come in, call right in, and they look right back at you. We're full. >> Yeah. I just I've always remembered that being just about looks and not about race or color. It was just like like at a very very tiny percentage scale. I got to see that every ████ night of my life where it's like we there's a dude out there that's giving passes. We're already in the back after party and a dude that works for us is giving passes and his job is to pick the right girls and it's like weird, right? but he's going to make his call and then you know >> and it's interesting in general to like segregate the idea of like uh color specifically being different from looks like as if that's not a part of a look.
12:37 So let's just so let's just say it's like >> um we don't call it colorism, we call it like uglyism, right? And I'm not saying she's ugly. I'm just saying in general, right? If I'm the bouncer and I have a job and I'm supposed to have a certain look, if somebody's busted, it's like you're not coming in. Even I'm going to be like, I don't have any more wristbands for ugly people, I'm not going to say that. I'm just going to say I don't have any more wristbands, right? So like if there is a preference, if like Chris Brown or his management or whatever, it's like I want this type of look >> and maybe it is light-kinned. So, like if you just segregate that one element of the look category, then it's like, oh, that's colorism because that's maybe like something that's uh easy in today's conversational world to be like, that's a problem. >> But yeah, if you don't want to admit that maybe you just weren't hotter than them, you'll go to that. But >> yeah, that's >> that's just some guy's preference. Like, what can you say? >> That's that's like saying like let's say somebody was like too short. So then you
13:27 say something else that's like you're not admitting that like maybe I'm just not the look that this person wants. It's not about hating on me. It's about liking them. >> Or if like one girl is and she just happen to have three friends with her that also might not be, but in order to get that one in, they got to take the whole hen house. They'll do that. >> They do. >> And it'll look to another person like why' they get them, you know? But like >> Oh, taking it for the team, >> dude. Yeah, that happens. >> Hey, put the batteries and your smoke detectors out there. >> You got to do it. I I don't know how people do it. You got to do it. Thanks.
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