King Chaawls III

For those who didn't go to night 1 in Atlanta of the Usher and Chris Brown R&B Tour, here's an honest recap of what happened/didn't happen: Showtime was 7:30, historically started around 8:45/8:50, but this night started right after 10. During that time, the DJ was doing his best to keep the crowd entertained showing an infinite amount of baddies throwing ass, freaked out exhibitionist couples, lit white people, and keeping the music going all the while. Shout out to him because there were times he looked stressed and I don't blame him. The show was no where near sold out. This was the 5th show that was added and had the cheapest seats. The shows for the other nights were 2-3x the price for the same exact seats. It was still a good overall turnout. The two artists were never on the stage at the same time the entire night. They didn't acknowledge each other at all throughout the show either, it really was like 2 separate shows sharing the same venue. There were moments where the audio wasn't great, but it was not unbearable by any means. Audio is always a challenge in Mercedes Benz. Both artists did fantastic during their sets! Everyone who was on that stage was going full out which was appreciated. Ti and Young Dro made a surprise appearance during one of Usher's acts and had a pretty lengthy multi song set together. Considering the stadium curfew and the late start time? More of the missing acts of the tour could have made it in if this was shorter, but if there really is beef? Shout out to TI and Dro for filling in so there wouldn't be a shorter show. They had the stadium rocking and provided the good duo energy we weren't going to get from the main events that night. Usher had a segment to celebrate Keisha Lance Bottoms and spotlight her in the audience and it looked as though she was not in her seat at the time. Eric Bellinger got to perform solo for a bit but there were no Mario or Tank segments this time. There is historically a dj break before Act 8 in the show. It looked like this was started but then cut abruptly which led to some confusion. Usher told the city goodnight on his final song and people were confused and started to leave, then Chris literally flew in after Usher was gone and performed his final songs and said goodnight separately. Even though they both did great separately? The lack of partnership was obvious and everyone felt it. That plus the long start time were major disappointments. I hope they can put whatever is going on aside for the remainder of the tour so they can at least share the stage together

So I knew that there were a lot of people who didn't like Chris Brown, but the past 72 Hours has shown me no y'all REALLY HATE this dude!

This is how they were collaborating on Night 2. Someone said they're social distancing lol