Ebro Accuses Chris Brown & Usher Of Faking Beef To Increase Ticket Sales

Chris Brown and Usher are seemingly at odds.

It began in September, when Usher didn’t crown Chris Brown the king of R&B. This led to a crash out by the known abuser on Instagram. Then, recently, their end of October concerts were canceled due to the team wanting to give rest to the crew. However, the “rest week” came as Brown was scheduled to be sentenced in his affray case in the UK.

But the latest round of pettiness came from Brown, again, when he brought out the woman who curved Usher on stage, an exchange that went mega viral.

During a recent concert in Atlanta, Brown brought the woman into the spotlight while performing his hit “Take You Down.” Footage of the moment quickly circulated online, with fans comparing her reaction to the earlier encounter with Usher. Although Usher came out to perform some songs with Brown after, the very next show, they did not perform together. They also reportedly fought at a November 5th Atlanta show, which delayed the concert for hours.

And now, reports have surfaced that the Grammy legend and the “Deuces” singer are at odds, leading to them cancelling their Los Angeles show on November 16th. They also canceled a show in Miami on December 6th. Their two teams are trying to mend fences, but have not made progress yet.

However, Ebro doesn’t buy it.

“When the story [broke] that Chris Brown & Usher got into it, I thought it was a marketing hustle,” Ebro said. “Controversy sells… I think the shows that were canceled were due to low ticket sales.” The controversy was whether or not we were gonna start the show because people weren’t in their seats, and now we got beef? It just didn’t make sense…These are concert veterans. If they have a problem, I don’t believe that’s the problem. And if they’re trying to make that the problem, I think that’s because they’re trying to sell tickets.”

Rosenberg chimed in, calling the cancelled shows “add-ons.”

“They just pushed it until there weren’t any more tickets to be sold.”

Ebro then came back and said he thinks people aren’t buying tickets because of credit card debt and holiday shopping.