'He ain't that rich': Internet divided over Chris Brown conspiracy theory on poor crowd at Quavo concert

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Quavo’s fans are concerned after the rapper’s recent concert could not draw much crowd.

They blamed Chris Brown amid the ongoing feud between the two artists. The video from the Bridgeport, Connecticut event has gone viral, and shows a small number of fans attending the evening where the former member of Migos performed. 

Quavo's diss track on Chris Brown 

Recently, the rapper responded to the singer’s diss ‘Weakest Link’ with the ‘Tender’ track, and now he’s at it again.

On Monday, April 22, the 33-year-old took another swipe at Brown by releasing a new diss track, mentioning the multiple domestic violence committed by the singer.

He started his track titled ‘Over Hoes & B*tches’ with Rihanna’s assault in 2009, where Brown had punched her in the face, reported MEAWW.

Internet doesn't buy theory that Chris Brown responsible for poor crowd attendance at Quavo's show

Many online users speculated conspiracy theories, calling out Brown for trying to embarrass the ‘Good Drank’ rapper.

One person said, “If he did, Quavo didn't lose anything, and the tickets were purchased, so he got paid. Quavo wins if that's what happened.”

"First and foremost Chris Brown must have taken out a loan cause he ain't that rich!" a Quavo fan said.

An online user said, "Quavo without the Migos sucks."

A music lover joked, "This idea that CB bought up most of the tickets to Quavo’s concert is ludicrous. CB ain’t putting no $ in Quavo’s pocket just to embarrass him. Nobody thinking that much about. Quavorious.😂😂😂".

"It was more than just the first row that was empty," a person shared.

One said, "I don't think it has anything to do with Chris Brown. People are not feeling Quavo like that anymore. Chris was right. He was the weakest link 😂".

A person online reasoned, "Cant believe he had enough presale tickets to even book an event in that venue."

 

 

 

 

 

 

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