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‘I’m going to sell both my kidneys’- Chris Brown heading to South Africa

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American singer and songwriter Chris Brown might have hinted that he would be coming to South Africa. The question on everybody’s mind is what are you willing to sell to get tickets to his concert?

Just days after the annual DSTV Delicious Festival where US acts graced our home ground with ground-breaking performances, the beloved Chris ‘Breezy’ Brown announced that he would be coming to the country.

Taking to Instagram, the international star posted a video with the different locations he would be touring and had the South African flag in the background causing many internet users to go crazy on this announcement.

 

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Many X (formerly known as Twitter) users took to the app to share what they were willing to do to afford a concert ticket.

One user said:

Other users shared their excitement:

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