AceShowbiz - In a recent turn of events, singer-songwriter Victoria Monet has found herself at the center of controversy after being spotted at Chris Brown's Los Angeles concert. This situation has sparked heated debates online, with fans and critics voicing strong opinions on both sides.

Monét, who is a three-time Grammy winner, was seen enjoying Brown's "11:11" tour stop in Los Angeles on August 6. A video circulating on social media shows Monét dancing and singing along to Brown's hit song "With You," which instantly drew polarized reactions.

Critics were quick to condemn Monét, pointing to Chris Brown's troubling history of domestic violence and alleged colorist remarks as reasons why they believe supporting him is problematic.

This is not the first time a female R&B artist has faced scrutiny for associating with Brown. Previously, artists like Chloe Bailey and Ciara received backlash for releasing music with the hitmaker, and Kehlani was criticized for appearing in a photo with him.

One social media user expressed disappointment, writing, "Oh Victoria not you too." Another user defended Chris Brown, stating, "Can yall STFU we love Chris Brown." These comments exemplify the divided opinions surrounding Brown and those who support him.

Despite the backlash, many fans jumped to Monét's defense, arguing that Chris Brown continues to enjoy widespread love and celebration, especially outside the realm of social media. "Chris Brown is not 'canceled' offline," pointed out one supporter. "In actuality, he is very loved and celebrated."

Others stressed that personal music preferences should be respected, emphasizing that attempts to "bully" someone into adopting a certain stance are misguided. As one fan noted, "Y’all have a habit of thinking yall can bully somebody into doing what YOU want them to do and it’s strange."

The debate intensified further when a Chris Brown fan page shared a video of Victoria Monét and a friend enjoying the concert, which quickly garnered over 6 million views and thousands of comments on X (Twitter). The clip fueled both anticipated criticism and staunch defenses, contributing to the ongoing conversation about supporting controversial celebrities.

Chris Brown himself hinted at another tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album during his LA show, where he appeared on stage with his two daughters, Royalty and Lovely. "See you next year," he told the crowd, signaling plans for future performances.

This incident exemplifies the complex dynamics between public figures, their past actions, and the fans who continue to support them. It raises important questions about accountability, forgiveness, and the ways in which fandom persists despite controversy.