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Chris Brown Appears to Deny Feud Rumors After Delayed Atlanta Show
Chris Brown and Usher are performing together on a 2026 R&B stadium tour across the United States.
Their Atlanta show on November 5 reportedly began nearly three hours late and ended early because of a midnight curfew.
Reports said traffic delayed fans, and that Brown wanted to wait while Usher wanted to start on time, leading to rumors of backstage tension.
Brown appeared to reject the claims, posting, “Internet [cap].
Don’t fall for it,” on Instagram Stories.
The tour earned $77.4 million across 10 shows in September, making it the month’s highest-grossing tour, according to Billboard.
Four October shows were canceled for “health and well-being,” and the tour is continuing.
Chris Brown appeared to deny rumors of backstage tension with Usher after their Atlanta concert was delayed.
The show on November 5 reportedly started nearly three hours late and was cut short because of a midnight curfew.
TMZ sources attributed the delay to traffic and said the singers disagreed over whether to postpone the start.
Brown posted on Instagram Stories, “Internet [cap]. Don’t fall for it.”
The singers are on the R&B Tour, which has played stadiums around the country in 2026.
- Who
- Chris Brown and Usher, performers on the R&B Tour.
- What
- Rumors of a feud followed a delayed Atlanta concert; Brown appeared to deny the reports.
- When
- The Atlanta show took place on November 5, 2026.
- Where
- Atlanta, at a concert venue whose name is not stated.
- Why
- TMZ sources said traffic delayed fans’ arrival and that Brown wanted to delay the show while Usher wanted to start on time.
Reports of backstage tension
Chris Brown
Cause of delay
Reports of backstage tension
TMZ sources said traffic led to fans arriving late and that the singers disagreed over delaying the show.
Chris Brown
Brown appeared to reject the reports, posting, “Internet [cap]. Don’t fall for it.
Show timing
Reports of backstage tension
TMZ sources said Brown wanted to delay the start so fans could see the full concert.
Chris Brown
TMZ sources said Usher wanted the show to start on time.
The tour brought in $77.4 million across 10 shows, according to Billboard.
Four tour shows were canceled for “health and well-being.
The Atlanta show reportedly began nearly three hours late and was cut short because of a midnight curfew.
Brown posted a message on Instagram Stories amid rumors of backstage tension.
- Tour
- R&B Tour
- Atlanta show
- November 5, 2026
- Reported delay
- Nearly three hours
- Reported curfew
- Midnight
- Tour earnings
- $77.4 million across 10 shows in September
What people are saying
Internet [cap]. Don’t fall for it.
Our sources say the two singers went back and forth. A source said Usher and Chris have been extremely competitive the entire tour,