Chris Brown Grabbing Fans Booties At $1K Meet-And-Greet

Chris Brown‘s meet-and-greets have become epic events within themselves, dating back to his One Of Them Ones Tour with Lil Baby in 2022. Although the fan encounters have been around forever, Breezy rejuvenated the pricey concert add-on when he showed that it's okay to get up close and personal with the people who’ve contributed to your success. Past photos have shown the R&B heartthrob bending fans over, picking them up and even giving them kisses on the cheek. With his most recent fan meeting for his 11:11 Tour, Breezy has gone viral again, as this time photos have emerged of him grabbing a few fans’ booties, with both hands the “Call Me Everyday” crooner kicked off his tour in Detroit with guests Ayra Starr and Muni Long, in promotion of his eleventh studio album. Following the show, fans met with him to flick it up and pose however he allowed. In the past, Meet-and-greet tickets for CB have cost around $1,000, separate from regular concert ticket prices. This time, VIP packages have been priced at around $1,111 a callback to the album title. According to Breezy’s official website, the hefty price included two signed personal items, an 11:11 calendar, a tour gift, a VIP laminate, a signed 8×10 photo, early entry to the show and, of course, a picture with the global icon. One woman who went viral with Brown in 2022 for her bent-over photo revisited her “man,” where he made a video telling people not to hate on her. “Don’t be hating on her, ’cause I was grabbing on dat booty,” he jokingly warned critics as she laughed along. On X, fans who didn’t get a chance to purchase the meet-and-greet package shared their regret for missing out on the sold-out opportunity. “Chris browns meet and greet is $1,111 and I’m paying for it next time he go on tour since they sold tf out,” one fan wrote The meet-and-greet package is currently sold out for the entire 27-city trek, as its only limited to 20 fans per city. With that said, Chris Brown could rake in almost $800,000 for 36 show dates.

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