Kevin Mazur/WireImageChris Brown has zero time for all of this drama.
After Kim Kardashian revealed clips of Kanye West and Taylor Swift discussing lyrics for his track "Famous" on Snapchat and Swift slammed back with a lengthy statement on Instagram, celebrity bystanders began to digitally weigh in on the drama that had unfolded late Sunday night. The Grammy winner was among the famous names to offer an opinion on the controversy, though Brown's was arguably the most no-holds barred.
"WHO GIVES A F--K," Chris allegedly wrote in what appears to be comments from his official Instagram account regarding the social media feud. The comments were captured by Instagram account Baller Alert among other social media users. "CELEBRITIES, FREEDOM OF SPEECH???, come back to f---ing planet earth. EVERYONE REALLY BE ACTING LIKE LITTLE ASS KIDS (EVEN ME AT TIMES)."
The comments seemingly did not end there. "Oh NO…" he allegedly continued. "Someone said something I don't like, OUCH, MY P---Y HURT. Make music and shut the f--k up."
The rant carried on as the singer reportedly likened the recent celebrity behavior to a high school debate team and took aim at the current obsession with Pokemon Go.
"BETWEEN POKEMON (which I love) and this FAKE ASS CELEBRITY HIGHSCHOOL DEBATE TEAM, our values or even our regular lives are too consumed by bulls--t. ME INCLUDED, I just wanna see things from artists ( celebrities) that actually f--king matter. I DONT NEED the press nor am I dropping an album next week."
Brown concluded by insisting celebrities are skin-deep. "I DON'T F--K WIT CELEBRITIES. Real talk. There isn't a core in them, ONLY THE SURFACE."
Brown was not the only famous face to take serious issue with recent events. Neighbors 2 star Chloë Grace Moretz offered her opinion, tweeting "Everyone in this industry needs to get their heads out of a hole and look around to realize what's ACTUALLY happening in the REAL world," she wrote late Sunday. "Stop wasting your voice on something so petulant and unimportant."
However, Kim's younger sister Khloe Kardashian was not too fond of the remark, replying "Is this the a hole you're referring to @ChloeGMoretz ???" The reality star embedded two photos, one of the actress looking off into the distance clad in a red bikini top and the other, of a blond woman with her back turned to the camera being carried in the ocean on a mystery man's back. In the latter shot, the woman's behind is exposed when the man carrying her accidentally pulls at her red bikini bottom.
"Fact check: first photo is me filming my movie Neighbors 2, the second photo is some girl who was wrongfully photographed," Moretz clapped back. After being called out for the comment by fans and fellow celebrity Ruby Rose, Kardashian clarified her motivation.
"I'm the last person to bully but have an animal instinct to protect and defend my family," the reality star explained. "Refrain from commenting on my family and OUR business (and I will do the same)."