The ongoing feud between Chris Brown and Quavo has taken a new turn, with Karrueche Tran expressing her desire to stay completely out of the situation.
The model and actress was recently approached by TMZ, where she initially denied having heard the two diss tracks, Weakest Link by Brown and Over Hoes & Bitches by the former Migos rapper. However, she later admitted to having listened to them.
Regarding the escalating tension between the two artists, Tran clarified that she wants no part in their dispute.
She expressed her focus on living her life, working, paying her bills, and taking time for herself. Above all, she emphasized her desire for a peaceful life, free from the drama surrounding the ongoing feud.
50 Cent fuels Chris Brown and Quavo ‘beef’
The beef between Brown and Quavo has been further fueled by 50 Cent, who has been switching loyalties with each release.
Initially, he favored Brown’s Weakest Link, but later showed support for Quavo’s diss track, Over Hoes & Bitches, a play on Brown’s OHB crew name.
OHB sees Quavo attacking his R&B rival over his history of domestic violence, alleged drug use, and career struggles. He also references his rumored relationship with Tran, which is believed to be at the heart of their feud.
Karrueche Tran and Brown’s history
Karrueche Tran, a socialite and actress, has faced her share of controversies, particularly in relation to her personal life.
One of the most notable controversies involved her relationship with R&B artist Chris Brown. In 2017, Tran was granted a temporary 100-yard restraining order against Brown after she accused him of harassing her on social media.
After testifying under oath, she was granted a five-year restraining order against Brown in June 2017.
Fat Joe compares Chris Brown to 2pac
Meanwhile, Fat Joe controversially compared Chris Brown to 2Pac amidst this heated exchange.
In an Instagram Live session, he referred to Brown as the “2Pac of 2024”. He praised his versatility in singing, dancing, and rapping.
He also mentioned the other recent feuds involving Drake, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Kanye West, Future, Rick Ross, and Metro Boomin.
