Chris Brown & Trey Songz Give All-Star Performance At Brooklyn Tour Stop

 
The Barclays Center may have been filled with All-Stars a few days prior when the NBA’s midseason Saturday bash took place, but on Monday night (February 16), the building was still packed with plenty of high wattage thanks to Chris Brown and Trey Songz. 

The pair were in town for the fourth night of their In Between The Sheets trek and the R&B superstars played up a one-on-one battle that left one winner: the fans. 

A coin flip determined Trigga would open the show, after a brief Tyga set, and the Virginia Beach hearthrob went to work. Dressed in all black—boots, designer pants and a Neo-length henley—Trey swiftly breezed through a series of hits, including “Can’t Help But Wait,” “Late Night” and “Cake.” 

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The guest list for the evening began to reveal itself when Ty Dolla $ign emerged for “Paranoid.” Trey then ended his first set with a back-to-back of bedroom bangers in “Slow Motion” and “I Invented Sex.”

Chris Brown then burst onto the stage with a pack of high-energy dancers and ran through uptempo numbers “Wall To Wall,” “Run It,” before slowing things down with “Deuces,” “Strip” and “Poppin’.”

“Y’all came here to party tonight, right?” Brown asked the capacity crowd. “All my ladies make some noise. All my real niggas that brought they girl make some noise. 

“Y’all brave,” he added. “I wouldn’t have done that. You wanna go to a Chris Brown and Trey Songz show? H*** naw.”

In a sportier look compared to his tour mate, Brown was decked out in street wear: a BBC cap, A Bathing Ape purple camp jacket and white Bapes with red sparkle insignia. 

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The audience cheered both acts, however, Brown didn’t have to work nearly as hard; a shoulder pop would elicit cheers. 

After Brown’s first set, he disappeared momentarily and emerged with Trigga and the two had a slow jams duel: “Neighbors Know My Name,” “No Bullshit,” “Panty Droppa,” and “Love Faces”—this section clearly emphasized Trey Songz’s talents. 

From there, the two ventured into their second sets, both of which were guest-powered. 

Trey brought out Ne-Yo, Fetty Wap and Fabolous joined him for “Say Ahh.”

C.Breezy closed out the show with a few guests of his own, notably his “big brother,” 50 Cent, who, joined by G-Unit, for a rowdy rendition of “What Up Gangsta” and “Many Men.”

There were no slam dunks or three-point spectaculars, but the two Virginia natives proved they both have game. 

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