What is Chris Brown’s net worth? Kevin McCall alleges singer hasn’t paid him almost $25,000 for 4 songs he wrote

Kevin McCall has alleged that Chris Brown owes him around $25,000. He said that the singer, with whom he collaborated on multiple songs, didn't pay him for four songs.

McCall collaborated with Brown on songs like Deuces and Strip. He then had a fallout with the singer after the latter released in 2012. In an episode of Back on Figg, released on October 20, Kevin McCall said that Brown allegedly owes him $25,000. He emotionally said that he's struggling, while the singer is making millions.

As per Celebrity Net Worth, Chris Brown has a net worth of $70 million. The singer burst onto the scene with the song, Run It, which was part of his debut album titled after his name, released on November 29, 2005. He has released 11 studio albums since then and has also headlined 12 tours.

Brown also faced controversies, especially after he was convicted of assaulting his ex-partner Rihanna in 2009. However, he continued producing music and has also acted in movies like Stomp the Yard, The Christmas, and Takers. Brown also earns from other ventures like his streetwear brand, Black Pyramid, and his record label, Chris Brown Entertainment.

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What did Kevin McCall say about Chris Brown?

In his appearance on Back on Figg, Kevin McCall claimed that he wrote four songs for Brown, for which he's allegedly still owed $25,000. He pulled out his EBT card, which is used to get benefits on basic purchases like food, in the interview, and said:

"Why the f*ck I got an EBT card and this n***a is at Breezy Bowl and made ninety-whatever-the-fuck million? I can't even get nothing. Bro, man. Y'all n***as wanna see a n***a cry on here so y'all can think I'm a b*tch. That shit ain't fair, n***a!"

Meanwhile, after watching the interview, Young Thug urged McCall to reach out to him for the money. He also asserted that Brown would give him the money, writing in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on October 21:

"Kevin McCall hit me my n***a, I’ll give u the 25k u need, and i no CB would give it to u also bro he a real one. N****s is busy sometimes brada"

Thug and Brown, notably, collaborated on the mixtape Slime & B, released on May 5, 2020.

Chris Brown has previously slammed Kevin McCall

The beef between Brown and McCall has been going on for over a decade now, and they've often traded blows on social media over the years. In September 2022, McCall dissed the Superhero singer on X (formerly Twitter).

As per Hot New Hip Hop, Chris Brown slammed McCall in the replies, writing:

"N****S BE IN THEY FEELINGS SNEAK DISSING BECAUSE THEY F*CKED UP THEY LIFE BEING TOO F*CKING ARROGANT AND THEN NOBODY WANTED TO WORK WITH YOU KEVIN. THE LABEL DROPPED YOU BECAUSE YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE A BETTER PRODUCER AND WRITER THAN THE N**** YOU ARE TODAY."

He even threatened McCall with violence if he continued to take aim at the singer.

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