Chris Brown Logs Off In Response To Colorist Accusations

Chris Brown is hitting pause on social media—just days after his viral onstage moment with Kayla Nicole had the internet in a frenzy.

In the middle of his U.S. tour, Breezy addressed the noise swirling around him and made it clear he’s had enough. Before deactivating his Instagram, the singer fired off one last message to critics:

“MISS ME WITH THE COLORIST RAGE BAITING.”

Chris Brown has deactivated his Instagram. pic.twitter.com/hCvwlbgA4n

— Chris Brown News (@chrisbrownewss) September 17, 2025

Brown also admitted he’s “sick” of the nonstop negativity flooding his timeline.

The move came right on the heels of his Los Angeles show, where Brown pulled Kayla Nicole onstage for his sultry “Take You Down” set. The chemistry was undeniable—the lifts, the choreography, the crowd screaming like they were part of the performance itself. Fans wasted no time flooding social feeds with clips from every angle, making it one of the most talked-about moments of the tour so far. Brown even shared his own photos from the night, showing off a sea of phone lights with nothing more than a red heart in the caption.

While Brown clapped back at critics, Kayla Nicole leaned into reflection. In her own recap, she called the performance a dream fulfilled—not just for herself, but for the young girl who grew up a Chris Brown fan.

“For the mini me who saw him at one of her first concerts. For the woman who sometimes feels like she has to be a monolith instead of multi-layered,” she wrote. “I did it for the smart girls, the cool girls, the sexy girls, the fun girls—for all of u who are all of those things at once. And I OVERLY did it for my brown girls, tthhaaankya.”

Her words reframed the moment as bigger than just a viral clip. It became about representation, self-expression, and showing that women—especially Black women—can embody every facet of who they are without apology.

Chris Brown may have logged off, but the conversation around this performance? Far from over.