Chris Brown Responds To TMZ And Rumors He Head Stomped Fan

Chris Brown is slamming a report that he allegedly stepped on a man’s head and injured him last month.

Hours after TMZ posted video of Brown appearing to barrel his way through a Cannes crowd May 18 and tread on a man standing one level below — reportedly putting the man, identified as Malek Mokrani, in a neck brace — the singer shared a fiery “PSA” refuting the report.

“Hey TMZ: f--k ya,” Brown delicately began his Instagram video Saturday. “I’ll let you know this: Before the tour started ... We went to Cannes. Gotha, that’s a nightclub. I was hosting. No fans were hurt by Chris Brown; no fans were beat up by Chris Brown.”

The polarizing R&B star then turned the tables and accused a security guard, possibly referring to Mokrani, of assaulting him.

“I met the owner, shook his hand, we would party and everything else. His staff, though — security — I don’t think he probably knew who I was. I don’t care. But he assaulted me,” Brown said. “Grabbed his hand around my throat and tried to push me out the spot when we were walking.”

“My security was already advanced to another spot. So we handled the situation accordingly and moved on,” he added.

But Mokrani wound up in the hospital with head and neck pain, according to TMZ — and wants to file a report with police. A somber photo obtained by the site showed the man laid up in hospital attire and a neck brace.

“Stop lying to people saying we beating up fans, ‘cause I don’t do that,” Brown snapped in his rebuttal.

Minutes later, he posted a tribute to recently passed heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali.

Saturday was the second time in three weeks that the singer swung back at a TMZ report via his Instagram account, as he slammed the site for claiming he and his entourage had been kicked off a private jet for smoking pot.

“I see something on TMZ about how we got escorted off a plane,” Brown addressed the camera. “Well, how the hell we in Cannes if we got escorted off a plane?”

He went on to shift blame to the pilot, who he accused of trying to score an eight-ball off of Brown’s friends.

A Miami-Dade police report obtained by The News at the time indicated that Brown and his buddies, then en route to Cannes, had indeed been booted after the captain smelled “a strong marijuana odor.”

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