Master P

Master P Responds To Chris Brown Getting Set Up! "YOU GOTTA PAY TO HAVE NO MEN F*CK YES MEN!"

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Subscribe http://bit.ly/1V3Xyp2 Rapper Master P responds to chris brown alleging getting set up accused of pointing a gun at some head and threaten to shoot her. Master P Responds To Chris Brown Getting Set Up! "YOU GOTTA PAY TO HAVE NO MEN F*CK YES MEN!". Master P is a rapper known for his hit songs such as I Got The Hook Up!, Make Em' Say Uhh!, I Miss My Homies, Goodbye To My Homies, If I Could Change (From "I'm Bout It"), Ooohhhwee, Mr. Ice Cream Man, Souljas, Pass Me Da Green, Weed & Money, Thug Girl, Bourbons and Lacs and many more. Master P is also known for his many features with other pop artists such as Canibus, DMX, Method Man, Redman, C-Murder, Silkk The Shocker, Foxy Brown, Mystikal, Brotha Lynch Hung, Mac, B-Legit, E-40, JT the Bigga Figga, C-Murder, Gambino Family, Mac, UGK, Mo B. Dick, Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, Big Ed, C-Murder, Fiend, Lil' Gotti, Mia X, Mac, Mystikal, Skull Duggery, Gucci Mane, and many more. Chris Brown's legal counselor held a public interview to address claims encompassing the artist's capture Tuesday on suspicion of ambush with a fatal weapon at his Los Angeles home. Tending to the media on Friday, Brown's legal advisor, Mark Geragos, questioned a large number of the cases of informer Baylee Curran, alluding to them as "manufactured." Curran told "Great Morning America" last Wednesday that while a visitor at Brown's Los Angeles home, he pointed a firearm at her face after he got to be irate when she complimented another man's gems. The 25-year-old model told "GMA" that she was "startled" amid the occurrence, including, "I thought [Brown] was going to shoot me." Informer Says Chris Brown Pulled Gun, Calls Experience "Frightening" A Look at Chris Brown's Run-Ins With Law Enforcement Geragos said Curran "portrayed with awesome point of interest" to the Los Angeles Police Department the precious stone gems that she said started the squabble. The attorney said that amid a police hunt of Brown's home, "Nothing was found that confirmed her announcement. They were particularly searching for a particular sort of gems. That was not found." He included, "There was no weapon or firearms found in that house at all. There were no medications that I'm mindful of that were found in that house at all." ABC News connected with Curran for input on Geragos' cases however has not yet got a reaction. Geragos additionally questioned reports that the Grammy-winning Brown's capture came following an about 14-hour standoff with police outside his home. "This was not a 'standoff,'" the legal counselor said. He said that he had prompted Brown to hold up inside his home until Geragos arrived on the grounds that police had by then not yet acquired either an inquiry or capture warrant, as indicated by Geragos. While Brown was inside his home and police outside, the artist presented on online networking, keeping up his blamelessness. "You're going to walk straight up in here and you're going to see nothing," he said in a video presented on Instagram. Police have declined to talk about any subtle elements encompassing the claimed quarrel and have depicted Brown as being "agreeable." Chestnut's next court date is set for Sept. 20, when his legal counselor anticipates that Brown will enter a supplication.