AceShowbiz - Chris Brown's fame came with obsessed fans. On Tuesday, July 9, the "Under the Influence" hitmaker shared on Instagram videos of his alleged stalker threatening to kill the R&B singer and his dance crew.

In one of the clips, the stalker, whose Instagram username is chrisbrownzwife777, recalled an incident with one of Chris Brown's backup dancers during a show in 2023. Things later took an awry turn when the stalker said that she could understand why people bring guns into shows.

"Man, wait til I get my money right," she warned, adding, "If I gotta join a gang, if I gotta do some s**t I don't care."

What's worse was the stalker then declared her desire to kill the said dancer. "Where can I legally kill, because I'm coming for you," she said. "As soon as I can. Might be twenty years from now." The stalker, who has since deactivated her Instagram page, also idealized the day that they can "legally kill."

The stalker, who claimed she used to serve time for assault and battery in Florida, additionally shared a photo of her and Chris at a meet-and-greet event.

In response to the videos, Breezy couldn't help but be concerned. "I'm not tryna be mean at all. But this s**t is scary!" so the musician wrote.

Internet users were equally spooked. "Hell nah. With the username alone I’d be scared," one commented. Another opined, "Truly the scariest part of fame and being famous period. Hopefully someone steps in and gives her the help she needs before it (Gods forbid ) gets to a more serious point."

Chris himself is no stranger to stalkers. Back in 2022, an alleged stalker drove a White Tesla onto the star's property before crashing into a truck. "Another stalker," he said at the time. "This time these folks done ran into somebody s**t. Look like the Hulk just placed this truck on top this Tesla."