New video of ‘inappropriate’ Chris Brown on-stage moment is even more graphic

Chris Brown's antics with one of his fans at a concert last weekend have already outraged social media users, but it turns out things got even more explicit moments after the viral clip ended.

In a performance at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, New York, on Saturday (1 August) during his tour with Usher, Brown invited the fan from the crowd to cavort with him during a song.

During that interaction, the woman was tied to a pole and Brown licked the sweat off her arm before making a series of pelvic thrusting movements against the bound woman.

The woman moaned as Brown kissed her neck while the audience cheered them on, though some music fans complained that the concert had devolved into 'soft porn'.

If you don't know what they were pretending to do, then it's time to have a conversation with your parents about the birds and the bees.

Another video from the concert - which shows what happened immediately after the viral clip - shows the woman being untied from the pole and led to an onstage bed.

Brown soon joins her, and she beckons him towards her with a finger.

He advances on her and removes his hat, but not his shoes, and pins back her legs while she lies down.

Brown then appears to lick his way up the woman, before making more thrusting movements, which you can well imagine the intent behind.

Fortunately for any remaining sense of decency, both Brown and the dancer kept their pants on.

Then again, some people used to think Elvis Presley's dancing and pelvic thrusts when he was alone on stage were a violation of social norms, so you can see how far we've come in the past few decades.

Never assume things couldn't go further beyond this point, as Brown and Usher are on tour and making sure they've got someone on the stage with them to 'perform' with.

Things recently went wrong for Usher when he tried this, bringing a fan on stage and then trying some dance moves on her while she looked increasingly uncomfortable.

The signer seemed to recognise that the woman didn't want him dancing on her as he said 'I don't think she wanna be on stage' and signalled for her to be removed.

On a later stop on the tour Usher told fans they shouldn't go on stage if they were going to act like they didn't want to be there.

"Before we get started, don't bring your a** up here if you don't wanna be here," the 47-year-old said.

"God don't like ugly. But most certainly doesn't feel too good about pretty privilege either!”

In other Chris Brown news he pleaded guilty to affray over an incident where it was alleged he'd attacked a former friend at the Tape private members' club in Mayfair, London, in 2023.

He'd been set to go to trial on 26 October but that'll now be the date of his sentencing, with his guilty plea other charges against him have been discounted.

LADbible Group have contacted Chris Brown for comment.

The most extreme things singers have done at concerts

Chris Brown isn’t the only one to get up to some truly shocking things onstage. These singers also left concertgoers with their jaws on the floor.

Iggy Pop rolls in broken glass (late 1960s)

If you think Brown goes too far onstage, he has nothing on Iggy Pop.

Real name James Newell Osterberg Jr, according to Rolling Stone and The Guardian, during his shows the singer would regularly slather his body in peanut butter, vomit on the audience, roll around in broken glass and inject himself with drugs.

I’d be asking for my money back.

Ozzy Osbourne bites down on a bat (1982)

Perhaps the most famous example of an extreme concert moment, the late Black Sabbath frontman had developed a concert tradition in which he would chuck raw meat and animals’ body parts at the audience - which is bad enough on its own.

Knowing this was coming, some audience members threw stuff back at Osbourne.

In his 2010 autobiography I Am Ozzy, he said he thought the bat thrown at him was a rubber toy, but when he bit down, his mouth ‘was instantly full of this warm, gloopy liquid’.

The KLF fire blanks into crowd at the BRITs (1992)

You may not have heard of 90s electronic band The KLF, but they are behind perhaps the most shocking moment ever at the BRIT Awards.

After teaming up with punk band Extreme Noise Terror for the BRITs, they ended their raucous performance of their Number One hit ‘3am Eternal’ with frontman Bill Drummond brandishing a machine gun and firing blanks into the audience.

Following the performance, their publicist released a statement reading: “The KLF have now left the music business.”

Amanda Palmer gets naked onstage to hit back at critics (2013)

Indie rock singer Amanda Palmer, formerly of the Dresden Dolls, was understandably annoyed when the only part of her Glastonbury set one British newspaper focused on was a wardrobe malfunction.

Performing at London’s Roundhouse weeks later, she encouraged fans to record her performing a diss track to the publication.

At the song’s climax, she sang: “Far be it from me to go censoring anyone oh, no. It appears that my entire body is currently trying to escape this kimono.”

She dropped the kimono and was wearing nothing underneath.