Key Takeaways:

• Chris Brown praised JayDon’s “Lullaby” efficiency, calling him “next up” on Instagram.
• JayDon shared how Brown formed his sound and impressed his musical journey.
• The efficiency aired on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” and adopted JayDon’s signing to Usher and L.A. Reid’s label.

JayDon earned a co-sign from one of many biggest to ever do it. On Tuesday (Nov. 25), the rising R&B singer reacted to Chris Brown saying he’s “next up” after watching his “Lullaby” efficiency on “The Jennifer Hudson Show.”

“Bruh next up! Keep our art form from being obsolete!” Brown wrote beneath the artist’s newest Instagram submit. “Nothing but praise and respect on this side.” JayDon replied, “Thank you, sir!!! Since a jit — like a jit jit — I [have] been inspired by you. This crazy, foo.”

The Me My Songs & I artist later stated he prayed after seeing Brown’s remark. “The blessing you have is undeniable and miraculous, [and] always has been,” he continued. “I’m thankful [to] be recognized by someone so favored and blessed. I will stay true [to] the art, with integrity. I really care. Thank you, brotha. Praise God.”

JayDon carried out the quantity alongside Paradise on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” final month. For anybody nonetheless getting conversant in the California native, he introduced in March that he signed to Usher and L.A. Reid’s mega imprint.

“JayDon is a generational rarity and an entertainment phenomenon with musical brilliance evident from his earliest days,” the report exec stated in a press statement. “We are thrilled to support his promising career as he begins this new chapter with us at Mega.”

“Lullaby” was one in all a number of surefire tracks on JayDon’s label debut, Me My Songs & I, launched in October. The 10-song venture additionally included “Caviar” and “Jealous Of The Moon,” the latter being his most up-to-date to obtain a visible therapy.

As for Brown, he’s presently within the working for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance on the 2026 Grammy Awards. His Bryson Tiller–assisted “It Depends” earned nominations in each classes and can compete alongside information like Kehlani’s “Folded” and Summer Walker’s “Heart Of A Woman.” The ceremony is scheduled to air on Feb. 1, 2026.