The 'Look at Me Now' singer called the site's founder, Harvey Levin, 'a devil' in a lengthy Instagram post which was deleted shortly afterwards.
Chris Brown slammed TMZ's founder, Harvey Levin, in a lengthy message posted on Instagram on Monday afternoon, September 29. The message, which was deleted shortly afterwards, was seemingly a response to a recent article by the site with headline, "Chris Brown Shoves Woman... Blocks Her Attempted Kiss."
The "New Flame" singer wrote alongside a picture of Harvey, "What the devil looks like in person. Lol. You sad little man. You've been trying for years to destroy me. It won't work. Your efforts are flattering. When you look back on your life when it's that time for you to depart, what can u actually say you've accomplished in life?"
He added, "Bringing people down and being the number one source for negativity. Life's too short homie. Find some sort of happiness. You are a grown a** man. God bless you bruh."
TMZ previously wrote an article about Chris pushing away a female fan who attempted to kiss him at a nightclub in Houston. In two videos obtained by the site, the "Loyal" singer can be seen walking through the crowd along with his girlfriend, Karreuche Tran, when a woman grabbed his face and apparently tried to kiss him.
The site claimed that Chris "gave her a pretty hard shove with his right forearm to move her out of the way."
In an update posted by the site, the woman named Mandee said she's considering legal action against Chris. She told the site, "I wasn't trying to hurt him, I was just a drunk fan !!!
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