Key Takeaways:

• Chris Brown wrapped his “Breezy Bowl XX Tour” in New Orleans, marking 20 years since his debut.
• Sexyy Red made a shock look, twerking on Brown throughout a viral onstage second.
• The tour featured sold-out reveals throughout Europe and North America, with a setlist spanning over 50 songs.

Chris Brown closed out his “Breezy Bowl XX Tour” with an unforgettable present in New Orleans, which featured a shock look from Sexyy Red that set social media ablaze. The second unfolded Thursday (Oct. 16) contained in the Caesars Superdome, the ultimate cease of Brown’s world trek celebrating the twentieth anniversary of his debut album.

Midway by means of the high-energy present, music-video-release”>Sexyy Red shocked concertgoers when she took to the stage after her hit single “Pound Town” blared by means of the audio system. In one of many night time’s most viral clips, the “SkeeYee” rapper was seen twerking on Brown, who appeared to fortunately participate within the second.

Shortly after her look, Sexyy Red shared her pleasure and appreciation for the chance on X. “Thank you [for] bringing me out, Chris Brown! New Orleans, y’all was so loud, I [couldn’t] hear myself!” she wrote. In a follow-up publish that includes footage of the 2 dancing collectively, she added, “Living out my dreams, for real,” alongside a few laughing emojis.

The two artists first met earlier this 12 months at April’s Tycoon music Festival in Detroit, the place they were seen taking a sequence of playful images collectively backstage — a nod to Brown’s now-famous custom of artistic meet-and-greet snapshots with followers.

The “Breezy Bowl XX Tour” launched on June 8 in Amsterdam earlier than hitting main cities throughout Europe and North America, together with London, Paris, Miami, Detroit and Atlanta. The European leg alone grossed greater than $58 million, with all 14 reveals promoting out. The North American run, that includes supporting acts Summer Walker, Bryson Tiller and Jhené Aiko, showcased Brown’s versatility throughout R&B, pop and hip hop, with a setlist spanning over 50 songs. Each present was divided into 4 acts (“The Rise,” “The Fall,” “Fantasy” and “Legacy”), full with pyrotechnics, LED visuals and elaborate choreography that mirrored the singer’s two-decades-long profession.