Chris Brown and Migos have been feuding for six years now that started with a parking lot fight over Quavo’s interest in Karruche Tran, Chris Brown’s ex-girlfriend. Quavo and Brown were seen sitting together at Paris Fashion Week, sparking rumors of a truce. However, Brown quickly addressed the speculation, stating that the beef was still ongoing but not worth interfering with his money.
Brown would clear up the confusion with the following comment under The Neighborhood Talk Instagram post:
“Can’t pick who u sit by. F–k all that growth s–t. Ni–a not finna fumble my bag for little ni–a.”
Quavo hasn’t commented on the seating arrangement or Chris Brown. The last time the two exchanged words was across social media in 2021 over basketball. The two are heavily regarded as some of hip-hop’s best basketball players. Brown shared an Instagram story at the time that said: “They knew who not to ask for on that 2 on 2 basketball. I would’ve cooked Quavo and Jack! On my soul! Guess they wanted a smoke-free zone.”
Quavo would respond to Brown at the time with, “Chris Brown ain’t cookin’ NAN call next ni–a.”
Chris Brown was spotted sitting next to Quavo at an event, just a week after being seen with Quavo’s ex, Saweetie, at a basketball game. Quavo addressed his relationship with Saweetie on the 2022 song “Messy” from his duo album with the late-Takeoff, Only Built For Infinity Links.
Chris Brown and the Migos collaborated on several records before the feud began, which include French Montana’s “Moses” and “Hold Up,” and Kid Ink’s “Bounce.”
Fellow Migos member Offset talked about still grieving the loss of Takeoff and the future of the Migos on Ebro in the Morning while promoting his new solo album, Set It Off, last October. Offset reminded Ebro that he didn’t respect them early on. “You was like hatin on the sauce … you was saying some crazy s–t, too, “ Offset told Ebro.
Watch the full interview below.