This Woman Savagely Shut Down Chris Brown After He Tweeted That Summer ’17 Is ‘About The Women’

By Callie Byrnes,
Twitter / @__heemqueen, Twitter / @chrisbrown and Flickr / Eva Rinaldi

Chris Brown has definitely been a controversial figure in pop culture. He’s often praised for his musical talent while being criticized for, well, a lot of things — domestic violence, assault and stalking allegations, to name a few. He’s definitely sparked the debate about whether or not you should support an artist’s music if you don’t support the artist’s actions. And a lot of people don’t seem to think so.

Recently, the singer tweeted out this cryptic comment about this upcoming summer:

I don’t know what exactly it’s about, but I don’t particularly like it. The tweet feels especially weird since it came only a few months after his ex Karrueche Tran got a restraining order against him and accused him of beating her and threatening to kill her.

Believe it or not, a lot of people weren’t pleased. But this girl had the perfect response:

https://twitter.com/__heemqueen/status/849641809424769030

Short, sweet and absolutely on point. Men and women alike couldn’t help but applaud her.

https://twitter.com/FABIAN_Whyte_/status/849746475148095489

Of course, she wasn’t the only one who had something to say about the totally questionable tweet.

https://twitter.com/ltflowerchild/status/849792432392634368

https://twitter.com/SirajAHashmi/status/849742984425984005

https://twitter.com/KimBrker/status/849579263540027393

Come on, Chris.

Domestic violence isn’t a joke, and Brown has enough allegations against him that he probably should have put a little more thought into the tweet. At least people on the internet will still hold him accountable. Thought Catalog Logo Mark

Callie is a writer, editor, and publisher at Thought Catalog. Her debut book, ‘The Words We Left Behind,’ was released in January 2024.

Keep up with Callie on Instagram, Twitter and calliebyrnes.com

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

My favorite memories are the ones that never seem noteworthy—the ones you never tell at parties or recount to your family, the ones that don’t have a plot or a reason. There’s something in those excerpts of life, something so beautifully, achingly human.

These are the moments that matter the most.

These are the words we leave behind.

This debut collection written by Callie Byrnes is bound in a beautifully textured uncoated cover featuring gold leaf foil.

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