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Usher and Chris Brown’s R&B Tour Has Been Filled with Awkward Moments and Canceled Shows, But Fans Wonder If There’s More

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With delayed starts, multiple canceled shows, and growing speculation about behind-the-scenes tension, Chris Brown and Usher’s joint R&B tour has fans wondering what’s really going on. Their recent onstage reunion seemed to quiet some of the chatter, but questions about their relationship haven’t gone away. Are the two artists dealing with a falling-out, or are fans reading too much into the tour’s rocky schedule? Since Chris Brown broke out on the scene in 2005, the two have seemed to have a close relationship. They’ve collaborated numerous times on songs like “New Flame” and “Party.” Last year, Brown sampled Usher’s 1997 hit “Nice & Slow” on his single “It Depends” featuring Bryson Tiller.

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