Chris Brown appeared to respond to Kevin McCall’s recent claim of being owed $25,000 for four songs they worked on together. Brown did not name McCall but posted online, “You can’t walk across a burnt bridge. And you know what’s funnier than a troll. A BROKE ONE.”
McCall had spoken on the “Back On Figg” podcast about his financial hardship, saying he now uses an EBT card. He also became emotional while discussing his career struggles. The two have a history: between 2014 and 2016, McCall accused Brown of withholding royalties, and Brown mocked him online, once posting a video of new cars with the caption, “I bought this with your money.”
Following McCall’s latest comments, rapper Young Thug offered him $25,000. It is not known whether McCall accepted the offer.
McCall had spoken on the “Back On Figg” podcast about his financial hardship, saying he now uses an EBT card. He also became emotional while discussing his career struggles. The two have a history: between 2014 and 2016, McCall accused Brown of withholding royalties, and Brown mocked him online, once posting a video of new cars with the caption, “I bought this with your money.”
Following McCall’s latest comments, rapper Young Thug offered him $25,000. It is not known whether McCall accepted the offer.
