PARTYNEXTDOOR has sparked a fresh wave of controversy in the music industry, taking aim at Chris Brown, Jeremih, and Bryson Tiller on Twitter due to their latest collaboration, “Wait On It,” which features his ex-girlfriend, Desma.
In a now-deleted series of tweets, the Canadian artist expressed his frustration openly. “I’m finna make these nas cry… Bryson, Chris, and Jeremih… enjoy the nights of your life. Doing videos at 34, that bh broke. I know 5 rnb singers who broke,” read one of his tweets, accompanied by claims of having $40 million in the bank.
Interestingly, this incident follows PARTYNEXTDOOR’s recent reconciliation with Jeremih, whom he brought out at a concert on June 27. The extent of Brown and Tiller’s involvement in featuring Desma remains unclear, but tensions have undeniably arisen.
Chris Brown swiftly responded to PARTYNEXTDOOR’s remarks, not mincing words: “Niggas speak without thinking sometimes… then call around to my people trying to retract shit. NAW NIGGA, go on your socials and apologize or keep that same energy when you see me.”
While PARTYNEXTDOOR’s motives for the tweets are speculative, they appear linked to his reaction upon seeing Desma in the “Wait On It” music video. Amidst the controversy, he also shared insights into his vocal techniques, revealing the use of vodka for a raspier tone and nearly-boiling water for a purer one.
As tensions simmer in the R&B world, fans are left pondering the future. Will PARTYNEXTDOOR continue to address rivalries or focus on supporting his OVO partner, Drake, amidst ongoing disputes? The unfolding drama promises to keep the industry buzzing with anticipation.