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Chris Brown Involved In Bar Brawl with Drake, Meek Mill

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R&B singer Chris Brown was allegedly involved in a bar brawl with rappers Drake and Meek Mil.

According to Washington D.C radio host Sunni, the brawl started after Chris Brown attempted to send Drake and Meek Mill a bottle of champagne. The rappers returned the bottle with a note saying “I’m f*cking the love of your life, deal with it.”

No one is sure what took place next, but the end result was the R&B singer taking to twitter and venting before eventually deleting the tweets (as usual):

“N*ggas throwing bottles! Y’all n*ggaz weak!”

“N*ggas is p*ssy.”

Brown also tweeted a picture of his face with a nasty gash on his chin, saying, “How u party wit rich n**** that hate? Lol… Throwing bottles like girls? #shameonya!.”

That was also deleted.

TMZ confirmed with the NYPD that the two singers’ crews got into a fight at WIP nightclub, resulting in injuries to five people , but Brown and Drake were no longer there when NYPD arrived on the scene after receiving a call between 4 and 5 am.

This wouldn’t be the first time the rappers have had conflict with the R&B singer. Earlier this month Brown and rapper Meek Mill exchanged shots on Twitter after Brown took the Philadelphia rapper off a recent song. Mill felt that the slight was because of his relationship with pop sensation Rihanna.

“Dese chicks belong to the game… not u! Never get confused,” tweeted Mill. Drake then added “Oh, that’s your ho? That’s our ho too. Lol”

Neither camp has commented on the rumored brawl.

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