Tekashi 6ix9ine is no stranger to stirring the pot, and he certainly didn’t hold back at Adin Ross’ recent Brand Risk Promotions 14 event. While mingling at the boxing and MMA spectacle in Las Vegas, 6ix9ine made a pointed remark about fellow attendee Chris Brown, referencing his history of allegations.
A Controversial Comment
During an interview segment, as Chris Brown was being spoken to, the camera cut back to the hosts, including 6ix9ine and Ross. It was then that 6ix9ine dropped his comment: “Let’s keep the girls away from Chris Brown.” He repeated, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry… Let’s keep the girls away from that guy.”
Adin Ross’ reaction made it clear he understood the implication, immediately exclaiming, “Oh, come on, Danny! That’s not even cool, bro. Come on… No, bro! Come on, Danny…” The host seemed taken aback by the jab, which clearly alluded to the numerous past allegations of assault and harassment against Chris Brown.
Fan Reactions and Event Antics
As expected, social media lit up with reactions. Many fans were quick to point out the irony, bringing up 6ix9ine’s own well-documented legal troubles and allegations. It’s a classic case of the pot calling the kettle black, as some might say.
Beyond the controversial comment, the Brand Risk event itself was packed with celebrity appearances and notable moments. One of the most talked-about matchups was the fight between Ray J and Supa Hot Fire. Internet personality Supa Hot Fire secured a second-round knockout against the singer, leading Ray J to claim the fight was rigged and that Supa Hot Fire had “messed their bag up.”
Context and Controversy
It’s important to note that Chris Brown has consistently denied many of the allegations leveled against him. He even pursued a lawsuit against Warner Bros. for libel and emotional distress concerning a documentary about his past, though that suit was ultimately unsuccessful.
While 6ix9ine is known for his provocative nature, some critics argue that there’s a time and place for discussing serious issues like domestic violence allegations. His halftime performance, described as a “gay” rendition of his track “GUMMO,” added another layer of spectacle to the already eventful night.
What do you think about 6ix9ine’s comments regarding Chris Brown? Was it fair game or out of line? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!