Breezy’s fans get what they want

Music fans have flooded social media with excitement following the news by Y and Big Concerts that another date for Chris Brown’s Breezy In South Africa Tour.

The “Sensational” hitmaker was initially expected to grace the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on the 14th of December only. However, after tickets for his highly anticipated performance sold out within two hours and mounting calls from fans for more tickets to be added, the 15th of December was added.

While this news has been widely celebrated, some music fans now want additional dates for other provinces, including KwaZulu-Natal and Cape Town.

Why can’t he do other cities like Durban and Cape Town than performing twice in a same venue on different dates?

— Nathi 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇨🇺 (@Nkosinathi_99) October 3, 2024

I’m sorry if this sounds greedy but imma buy 2 again tomorrow, I fucken love this dude my first ever phone Nokia XpressMusic I had his song “Run It!” As my ringtone the entire 2006/07 in high school

— Siphosethu (@Siphosethu_Mdab) October 3, 2024

The excitement among fans has also resulted in some poking fun at Nigerian Grammy Award winner, rapper Burna Boy, following last year’s low-ticket sales and subsequent cancellation of his concert at the same stadium.

While some have defended the Burna, saying the comparison belittles his accomplishments others have accused him of not being a big enough star to sell out within hours.

Burna Boy watching South Africans fill up FNB Stadium for Chris Brown.#ChrisBrown pic.twitter.com/SDRPbkLYbr

— Jan Van Potgieter🇿🇦 (@JanVanPotgieter) October 3, 2024

Burna Boy said South Africans couldn’t afford his tickets… look what they did with #ChrisBrownTickets Nigerians need to understand that we will sell our homes just to prove a point if we have to.. pic.twitter.com/2AxLb8AelI

— DK 🇿🇦 (@nkeleakaDk) October 3, 2024

Burna Boy watching Chris Brown selling out FNB stadium in 2 hours while he sold 300 tickets in 6 months 😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/n6ujncCppa

— ChrisExcel (@ChrisExcel102) October 3, 2024