A fan was removed from Chris Brown‘s concert after accidentally throwing a drink on stage during his performance in Cardiff, UK. The incident, caught on video, shows Brown stopping his show to warn the crowd before security escorted the woman out.
The viral clip, shared by The Neighborhood Talk on Instagram, shows Brown performing his hit “Turn Up the Music” when liquid flies toward him. He pauses, visibly upset, and says:
“Do not throw any drinks on this motherfuing stage. That’s all I gotta say, alright?”
The fan filming the video apologizes, shouting, “I’m sorry!” but Brown continues his performance after she is taken away. The video’s caption claims the toss was accidental, but fans online are divided.
“What you mean HE got you kicked out? YOU got you kicked out,” one comment reads. Another adds, “How was that an accident? Don’t PMO on this Juneteenth weekend.”
This happened during Brown’s Breezy Bowl XX Tour, which started in Amsterdam on June 8 and will end in Washington, D.C. in October. The tour almost faced cancellation after Brown’s arrest in Manchester last month over a 2023 assault case.
Brown is accused of attacking music producer Abe Diaw with a tequila bottle at Tape London nightclub. He pleaded not guilty to grievous bodily harm and was released on £5 million bail. A trial is set for October 2026.
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