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Chris Brown & Migos Fight Over Karrueche Tran At BET 2017 Awards

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6 years ago

June 26, 2017

Chris Brown and hip-hop band Migos reportedly came to blows after the BET Awards in Los Angeles on Monday night.
According to TMZ and multiple onlookers on Twitter, a brawl broke out between the two artists and their respective teams in the car park, after they left the Microsoft Theatre at the same time.
The fight comes shortly after rumours began to swirl about Migos member Quavo’s relationship with Karrueche Tran – who happens to be Chris’ ex.

Chris had been at the event to premiere the music video for his new track Pie, with Future, and perform his hit Party for the crowds.

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However after giving an upbeat performance onstage, things soon went awry for the 28-year-old singer – when he came face-to-face with his former friends Migos, formed of rappers Quavo, Offset and Takeoff, upon exit.
The site reports that Chris’ team had made the first move by pushing Quavo, which caused their team to step in, resulting in a brawl.

The Beautiful People hitmaker was reportedly keen to stay away from the drama, and simply walked through the fight to make his way to the car.
TMZ adds that the police were called, but the fight had disbanded before they had arrived.

The rumours came two weeks after it was revealed that Karrueche, who dated Chris on and off for five years, asked for her temporary restraining order against him to be extended to three years.
The With You singer was reportedly left disgruntled by her new romance with Quavo, as he had recently helped the band promote their most recent album Culture.
A source said of the matter at the time: ‘Chris believes it’s no coincidence Karrueche got a restraining order against him at the very time she started getting tight with the Migos rapper.’
Not letting the drama between them faze him, Chris still went on to perform at the event in front of his ex – less than a month after the order was granted, due to his continued threats against her and history of violence.