IN THE STREETS & ON THE WEB

DRAKE HINTS AT CHRIS BROWN BRAWL DURING HIS JONES BEACH SHOW!

A fired-up Drake burst on stage at Jones Beach Saturday night — and right away hinted at his bottle-throwing club brawl with rival Chris Brown.

But there was no partying at the Manhattan club where the short-fused hip-hop stars battled early Thursday. Club W.i.P. was shut indefinitely for “numerous” violations — some stemming from the the Drake-Brown dust-up, police said.

“When I woke up this morning, I had to think about a lot of things,” Drake said onstage. “But the only thing I gave a f--- about was that I was in New York City tonight.”

Fans cheered his name and danced in the stands.

After a couple of songs, Drake again dropped what appeared to be a reference to the scuffle. “It’s last call and you’re really too drunk to give a f---,” said Drake, wearing a long-sleeve black shirt and dark jeans.

“A n---- in the corner is standing there looking at you funny. You bump elbows with him on the way to the bathroom, but really there’s only one n---- that you got to think about.”

The concert drew a massive security presence, with hordes of Nassau County cops patrolling outside the open-air venue.
On their way into the concert, several fans ripped the Rihanna-loving stars’ thuggish behavior.

“I think it’s ridiculous that two grown men of celebrity status would behave like that,” said Jonathan Rosado, 21, of Canarsie, Brooklyn.

Earlier Saturday, police continued to review security video from the SoHo club melee that left Brown with a cut chin, NBA star Tony Parker with a scratched cornea and other clubgoers with stitches.

“They are clearly focusing on [Drake],” a source familiar with the NYPD investigation told the Daily News Saturday.

The source said cops were out tracking down witnesses to support claims that Drake, 25, set off the club fracas in a dispute with Brown over Rihanna, the sexy singer they’ve both dated.

But an NYPD source dismissed reports that Drake would soon be arrested if he didn’t make arrangements to turn himself in.

“You don’t make an appointment to get arrested,” the police source told the Daily News. “If we were going to arrest him, we’d go out and get him.”

Meanwhile, clubgoers ready to party at W.i.P. Saturday night found locked doors bearing a fluorescent red NYPD “closed” sign flanked by two security guards. The NYPD’s civil enforcement unit shut the club for security and other violations of a stipulation order, police said. Club Greenhouse next door was also shuttered.

Barry Mullineaux, who runs W.i.P. and Greenhouse, referred questions to a publicist, who did not have any immediate comment.

Following the brawl, which left at least eight people injured, Brown tweeted a photo of his face sporting a gash on his chin that needed stitches.

But Saturday, Brown only tweeted “Happy BDAY 2pac” on what would have been the 41st birthday for Tupac Shakur, who was gunned down in 1996.