Chris Brown Praises Remy Ma For Defending Him Over Paris Rape Allegations

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Chris Brown performs at 2018 BET Experience Staples Center Concert, sponsored by COCA-COLA, at L.A. Live on June 22, 2018 in Los Angeles, California.
Chris Brown gives Remy Ma a big thank you for standing by him.

Chris Brown's year didn't start off on the best note. During a trip to France, the singer was detained by French officials over allegations that he raped a woman. He vehemently denied the accusations and was later released without any charges. Brown received tons of support from his peers and friends in the music industry. In a recent episode of REVOLT's State Of The Union, Remy Ma explained why she didn't believe the allegations against him. Brown took to Instagram to show her some major love for sticking by him.

Chris Brown's undoubtedly a polarizing figure in the music industry so when allegations surfaced that he raped a woman, people either believed it or they didn't. Remy Ma didn't believe the allegations, in fact, she said that these women coming out to accuse famous men of rape are liars.

"These females that are coming out lyin'. There has to be some -- there are no repercussions. 'Ok, he's going to sue her.' The bitch is broke, it's not even going to effect nobody," she said before detailing the amount of money Brown would have to spend to prove his innocence if he was charged with rape. She went on to defend Breezy's "This Bitch Lyin'" shirt, saying, "I feel like the only thing that he can do that probably would really affect her and make her feel some type of way is to put on the shirt, 'This Bitch Is Lyin'. Matter of fact, send me a shirt."

Brown reposted the video to his Instagram page and thanked Remy for holding him down.

"THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS BEING IN MY CORNER AND BEING MY BIG SIS!!!" He wrote.

Peep the clip below.

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