Chris Brown made a “delulu” fan’s dreams come true at one of his infamous meet and greets this summer.
Last month, a woman by the name of Brooke Adrian attended a stop on Breezy’s 11:11 Tour and was sure to include the backstage meet and greet in her ticket package.
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Sharing the intimate photo she took with the superstar singer online – which features Chris pulling her face toward his like he’s about to kiss her – Brooke revealed that she’s such a big fan that she even named him in her wedding vows. However, she was sure to note that the picture was pre-approved by her husband and even included footage of their wedding in the carousel post.
“My delulu came trutru. If you know anything about me, this has been my life dream,” Brooke wrote with the post. “Meeting my NUMBER ONE artist/celebrity, checked off my bucket list. Ive been a fan and supporter since middle school. Chris Brown was the absolute nicest and most humble person to meet and actually have a real conversation with. We talked about his show and he actually asked lil ole me for critiques. Me and my sister custom made the roses.”
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She continued: “I got to show him my wedding vows. My words “I put you in my vows, not on no creep sht tho”. Him and his aunt laughed. During our pose he said “Does your husband approve”. Which he did and we discussed it multiple times before my meet and greet. We good! I actually got to lock eyes and touch this man [star-eyed emojis] On top of this had a wonderful night in the executive suites. 10 out of 10, 11:11 tour was one of my favorite nights. Cant wait for the next tour!”
You can view the post here.
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Chris Brown’s meet and greets with his fans have been the subject of countless viral posts online, though not all of them have been truthful.
On Sunday (June 30), a social-media user who goes by Lushotz shared images of a woman on crutches meeting with the R&B singer and wrote: “This woman paid $1,111 for a ‘Meet & Greet’ with Chris Brown. When he saw her, refunded her money and also gave her an extra $10k, along with these beautiful pictures.”
Not long after the post began making the rounds online, the person in the photographs uploaded a video to dispute the the story.
“I’m just here to set the record straight,” she said. “What I’m not okay with is strangers on the internet using my face and exploiting my disability for likes and clicks while spreading misinformation. That we not gonna do. Just like everyone else, I support Chris as a brand and as an individual, so if you see me at a show or meet and greet, please know that I paid for my ticket. I paid to get there.”
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The fan concluded: “This going around takes away from everything that I personally did to get there. It takes away from the hours I work. It takes away from the things that I sacrificed to work the overtime because I wanted to treat myself.”
