Chris Brown Denies Being Anti-Semitic After Dancing to Kanye West’s Controversial Song

Chris Brown has refuted the accusations of being anti-Semitic after facing criticism for a video that showed the singer grooving to Kanye West's "Vultures" song at a party in Dubai.

In a clip that went viral on social media, Ye was ecstatic as he sang along to his new song with Ty Dolla $ign, “Vultures,” in which he says, “How I’m anti-semitic? I just f–ked a Jewish B-tch" On Sunday (Nov. 26), Chris Brown took to his Instagram page and slammed the detractors who labeled the singer anti-Semitic. fans were furious after watching the clip of Kanye, Chris, Ty Dolla and Bump J jamming to Kanye's tune.

"What’s more sickening? The lyrics … Or the fact that both Kanye West and @chrisbrownofficial find it hysterical?" Jewish businesswoman Tanya Zuckerbrot posted on her Instagram page, which you can view below.

Other people called the clip "beyond sickening," "trash" and "disgusting" in the comment section in Zuckerbrot’s IG post.

On his Instagram page, Chris Brown posted a few messages emphatically denying that he's anti-Semitic and is promoting hate. In his first missive, which he later deleted, the singer warned his critics not to provoke him.

"Let me make this perfectly clear before y'all try to use me as a pawn," the message began. "Ima a Piru, I aint Muslim or Jewish so don't start no s**t wont be no s**t!!!"

"Im trying to be peaceful but please do not wake up the demon in me!" the message continued. "Go on about your f***ing day."

In another message, Breezy once again denied that he is anti-Semitic and added: "I'm pro life and I music for the entire world!!!!!! So please do not get tricked into thinkng I spread hate or am kool with it! This [is] for the million of young kids that look look up to [me] and may be confused [heart emoji]."

Chris's third message, posted on his main IG page, reiterated that he's not anti-Semitic and that he "makes music for the entire world."