Peep This: Chris Brown’s ‘Loyal’ Video Teaser

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Although Chris Brown is still dealing with some legal troubles — he was kicked out of rehab and taken into custody by the Los Angles sheriff’s department this weekend — the R&B singer is still finding time to promote his music. Brown released a teaser for his upcoming video “Loyal,” which features Lil Wayne and Tyga.

As reported by rap-up.com:

“While Chris Brown remains in custody, he’s shared a brief teaser from his “Loyal” music video. The dance-heavy clip was shot at Universal City Walk last month and co-stars Lil Wayne and Tyga. While French Montana and Too $hort appear on the East and West Coast single versions, Tyga is featured on the video edit of the song.

“’Chris Brown’s ‘Loyal’ should be dropping next week,’ Chris tweeted on Thursday.”

“Loyal” is from Brown’s upcoming album X, which last month he announced has a new release date of May 5, after it was scrapped from  release last year.

Check out the Chris Brown ‘Loyal’ video teaser below and look out for the full version soon.

 

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