Chris Brown Slams Report He Stomped On Fan’s Head During Concert After Video Surfaces

Chris Brown is not happy about a report claiming he beat up a fan during one of his concerts. The singer took to Instagram on Saturday to dismiss the rumors and explain his side of the story.

According to Brown, he was performing a show at Gotha nightclub last month during the Cannes Film Festival when he was assaulted by the club’s security. “No fans were hurt by Chris Brown, no fans were beat up by Chris Brown,” he insisted. “Security, I don’t think he probably knew who I was, I don’t care, but he assaulted me. Grabbed his hands around my throat and tried to push me out the spot when we were walking. So we handled the situation accordingly and moved on.”

Brown’s explanation came hours after TMZ posted a video showing the “Liquor” singer stepping on a man’s head as he was lying on the ground. It’s not clear if Brown intentionally stepped on the man’s head or if it was simply an accident. The outlet reported that a fight broke out inside the club, and Brown “exploded in anger,” and “his shoe turned into a weapon.”

The alleged victim, Malek Mokrani, told TMZ that he was hospitalized after the incident for a neck injury and head pain. Mokrani said he plans to file a police report against Brown.

The 27-year-old singer’s altercation at Gotha nightclub isn’t the only incident he’s recently been involved in. As previously reported, Brown and his baby mama Nia Guzman got into an argument after she posted a photo of their daughter, Royalty, posing in a tutu after dance class. In a rant on Instagram, Brown said he thought the pose was too “risky” for a toddler. “It’s crazy to me that a parent would OK dressing our daughter like she 16. I ain’t cool wit that. SHE IS 2,” he wrote, adding in another comment: “I ain’t here to argue back and forth with anyone. Dance class is fine even with the leotard. The pics just looks risky in my opinion, this isn’t a debate. She is 2. I ain’t talking about it on social media any longer. I said my opinion.”