Fans are buzzing about rapper Quavo's sparsely attended concert, and they're pointing fingers at Chris Brown for pulling a petty move.
Now, 50 Cent has jumped into the discussion, sharing his thoughts on the matter.
The incident drew attention after videos surfaced showing a sparsely attended gig at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where Quavo performed in a largely empty space.
Quavo has many followers on Instagram, so fans wondered why his concert had few attendees.
One theory claimed Chris Brown caused the low turnout.
A viral video accused Chris Brown of being involved, with someone saying, "Hey Chris Brown, are you serious? I think you had something to do with this. No one came to Quavo's show today. Come on, Chris Brown."
This theory insinuated that Chris Brown purchased all the tickets to Quavo's concert as a result of their rumored 'beef'.
Fans shared their opinions, with one user stating, "Chris Brown is evil for this, apparently he bought all the tickets at the Quavo concert just so the crowd is empty."
50 Cent responds to fans accusing Chris Brown of orchestrating an empty concert for rapper QQuavo
Amid the incident, 50 Cent, who is known for doing controversial and petty things, decided to join the conversation.
He went on Instagram, posted a picture supposedly taken at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, and wrote a caption that suggested he had something to say about the situation: "Oh, things are changing now. I know some people must be upset. Haha."
Fans quickly pointed out the irony of 50 Cent's response, as he had previously orchestrated a similar move himself.
In the past, 50 Cent purchased 200 tickets to a live performance by Ja Rule, only to deliberately leave the seats empty.
Currently, neither Chris Brown nor Quavo's representatives have given any official statements about what happened.
People are still talking about it online, and fans and observers are sharing their own thoughts and explanations about what occurred during Quavo's concert.
It was still a sold out show! One user said.
That info triggered ja rules ptsd, the second commented.
It's hurt fans though. There should be a limit but still, they sold out. it's like billionaire only cancer, only the rich got in kind of thing lol, the third user said.
Fiddy did it first to ja! Another said.
Even if this was true, he still got PAID for those tickets, someone wrote.
If Chris Brown bought the tickets or not. It's still still a bad look on brand. And that goes up to production. And goes on up, someone said.
