Chris Brown Shades ‘BROKE’ Kevin McCall For Burning Bridge
Bye “broke” bridge burner, that's the message Chris Brown is sending amid Kevin McCall's claims that he still owes him money from previous collaborations.
McCall, who is known for his past musical collaborations with Brown, opened up about his financial struggles during an appearance at the Back to Fig podcast. He became emotional as he talked about the setbacks he's faced in his career, admitting that he currently uses an EBT card to get by financially.
While talking about his struggle, McCall recalled working with Breezy early on, helping write many of the singer's hits, including the 2010 track, “Deuces.” According to the 40-year-old, he is still waiting for $25,000 he is owed for four of the songs he worked on with Brown during their time together.
“Why the f**k did I get an EBT card and this n**** is at Breezy Bowl and made ninety-something-the-f**k million?” McCall asked during the episode. “I can't even get anything. Bro, man. You n****s want to see**** cry here so you can all think I'm ab**ch. That shit ain't fair, n****!”
After Kevin's tearful admission, Brown apparently responded to his claims, criticizing the singer for burning a bridge by talking about their problems publicly.
The performer took to his Instagram story on Tuesday, October 21 to throw a subliminal shot, writing: “Remember: You can't walk across a burnt bridge. And you know what's funnier than a troll. A BROKE ONE.”
Kevin McCall's beef with Chris Brown is nothing new, with the former already going online with Breezy in 2018. That year, McCall was shot in the foot, and when he shared the details online, he accused Brown of being responsible — even threatening his daughter, Royalty, in a series of now deleted tweets.
Just one year later, McCall's ex, Eva Marcielle, opened up about the abuse she allegedly suffered from the singer after his arrest in 2019 for domestic violence.
“It took me a long time to even work up the courage to talk about it because it's embarrassing,” the Real Housewives of Atlanta star said on the Rickey Smiley Show at the time. “Coming from where I come from and as sharp and brave as I am, you always feel like 'it could never be me'.”
She went on to share that she and McCall were far too in love while they were together, adding, “It wasn't a relationship that lasted long enough for me to even know him.”
To make matters worse, Marcille claims her ex became violent right around the time she became pregnant with her daughter, Marley Rae.
“[The abuse] didn't start for me until I was pregnant with Marley,” she explained. “And then about a month after I had Marley, it didn't stop; it got worse. And it got worse for her.”
Marcille said the moment she knew she had to leave McCall was when “Marley was actually in my arms once. And I was like, 'I can't do this anymore.'
McCall responded to her allegations in a statement PEOPLEsaying he is “hurt that people believe lies so easily. Every fight I have ever gotten into since my career has been protecting Eva from her own mess and disputes.
