Chris Brown Says Offset Is Ducking The Fade

Chris Brown and Offset‘s war of words continues.

A day after they began fighting about the usage of 21 Savage memes, the two stars continued trashing each other online Thursday, with Offset bringing up Brown’s history of domestic violence and the singer accidentally revealing his own address.

Earlier in the day, the Migos member claimed Brown’s team had tried to end the feud behind the scenes and then said the only people the singer is willing to fight are women.

In a post to his Instagram story, he wrote (via The Shade Room), “I ain’t really have too much rap for you on this social media s—t but since you wanna take it tell the people why your had your management reach out to squash the s—t! Check my record and check yours only people you go toe to toe with is women that’s for lame n—as. Oh btw Ima smack the s—t out you when I see you.”

Brown, rarely one to sit things out, shot back with a number of non-21 Savage memes poking fun at the rapper’s personal aesthetic, comparing him to the title character from “Pootie Tang” and a character from the cartoon “Boondocks.”

The singer then, bizarrely, referenced a previous exchange of DMs between the two, in which they both accused one another of being with the police, revealing his own address in the process. The post remains up, more than a half day later.

The two have been going back and forth since the middle of the week, when Offset criticized Brown for posting a meme poking fun at 21 Savage’s arrest by ICE agents over the weekend, commenting, “Memes ain’t funny lame.”

21 Savage was arrested by ICE agents in Atlanta early Sunday morning. The agency alleges the rapper is a UK citizen and has been living in the country illegally after overstaying his visa as a child.

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