Chris Breezy fever grips SA as the star lands

Chris Brown has arrived in South Africa for his much-anticipated two-day concert to be held at the FNB Stadium, in Johannesburg.

The superstar’s performances are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, with fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the hitmaker.

Taking to Instagram in September, the ‘Kiss, Kiss’ hitmaker expressed his excitement over the prospect of mesmerizing his South African fans.

Music fans have flooded social media with excitement as the concert, hosted by Y and Big Concerts, draw nigh.

While some are looking forward to the music extravaganza, others are still trying to cash in by selling their tickets.

BREAKING NEWS! Chris Brown is in SOUTH AFRICA! 🤯🇿🇦🚨 Chris Brown has officially touched down and is READY to bring 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Are YOU ready Jozi? pic.twitter.com/3HN4o0sbly

— Chris Brown Origin  (@CBrownOrigin) December 11, 2024

South Africans won’t forget what Chris Brown did to Rihanna, but they will forget what Whites did during apartheid, and are still doing today 🚮 pic.twitter.com/NdUQEga0hS

— VOID (@VOIDBOURGEOISIE) December 11, 2024

Think I’m the only person in SA that’s not selling Chris Brown tickets

— T 🇿🇦 (@Bodiatelli) December 11, 2024

So Happ to be Chris Brown content again Saturday 😭😭❤️

— Jas (@_alljasmine) December 11, 2024

Why is everyone selling their Chris brown tickets all of a sudden 😭😭???

— ＧＯＤＳＥＮＴ🚩 (@__cheat__codes) December 11, 2024

Africa has one of the largest stadiums in the world with a 94K capacity

Chris Brown just sold that out twice

If he can do it, I don’t see why she can’t https://t.co/FPtln0tkDv

— THE Voice Of R&B (@davoiceofrnb) December 11, 2024

Brown’s visit to South Africa was preceded by controversy over his previous brush with the law.

Anti-GBV group, Women for Change, was leading the charge to stop him from performing, saying supporting him is in bad taste for the country that has a high prevalence of gender-based violence (GBV).

However, his fans rejected the assertions, saying the global music icon admitted his crime and did time for it.

The heartthrob was convicted for assaulting his then pop star girlfriend, Rihanna, in 2009.

He served up to five years of supervised probation and six months of community service.

Tickets for Saturday have been sold out, while limited tickets for Sunday are still available.

Y revealed, this week, that they were providing fans with discounted ticket prices retailing at R200 each.