Key Takeaways:

• Chris Brown appeared to responded to Kevin McCall’s monetary struggles after a tearful $25K request.
• McCall revealed he’s on EBT and requested Brown for assist throughout a “Back On Figg” interview.
• Young Thug provided to assist McCall, whereas followers revisited the “Strip” collaborators’ previous public disputes.

Social media is satisfied Chris Brown reacted to Kevin McCall following his plea for monetary help. On Tuesday (Oct. 21) evening, the Grammy Award-winning singer shared a social media publish about not having the ability to cross a “burnt bridge,” coincidentally only a day after his former “Deuces” collaborator revealed he was counting on EBT.

“Remember this: You can’t walk across a burnt bridge,” Brown wrote through his Instagram Stories. “And you know what’s funnier than a troll? A broke one.” The publish arrived after McCall’s Monday (Oct. 20) look on the “Back On Figg” podcast, the place he tearfully requested, “Why the f**k [do] I got an EBT card and this n***a is [on the ‘Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour’] and made $90-whatever-the-f**k million?”

“Can I get $25,000 for them four songs I owe you, bro?” he continued. “I can’t even get nothing… Y’all n**gas wanna see a n**ga cry on here so y’all can think I’m a b**ch.”

While McCall’s emotional interview would possibly’ve earned him some sympathy, the web shortly dug up his previous feedback about Brown — a few of which have been made not way back. For occasion, the “Risk It All” artist just lately accused Bryson Tiller of being homosexual for gifting the Virginia native a Lamborghini after the “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour” ended.

“[Bryson Tiller], I told you little bro! Crazy lightskin n**gas got the best b**sy! He got [you] hooked now, too?!” McCall allegedly wrote on Instagram. That stated, even when assist doesn’t come instantly from Brown, it appears he would possibly get it elsewhere. After the clip of McCall crying went viral, Young Thug provided to provide him $25,000.

“Hit me, my n**ga,” the “Digits” rapper wrote on X. “I’ll give [you] the $25,000 [you] need, and I [know Brown] would give it to [you] also, bro. He a real one. N**gas [are] busy sometimes.” Humorously sufficient, somebody replied to the post with a video of Brown taking jabs at McCall some years in the past.

In addition to the aforementioned “Deuces,” McCall and Brown labored collectively on songs like “Strip,” “2012” and “No BS,” to say just a few.