Chris Brown Brings “Breezy Bowl” Tour To NJ: 10 Best Song Performances Of The Night

“Ain’t No Way”

There’s something about that triple bass drop that instantly takes you back to the first time “Ain’t No Way” graced Chris Brown’s 2005 self-titled debut. The fan-favorite’s inclusion was a vivid reminder of just how deep Breezy’s catalog runs and how long he’s been running the game.

Brown looked genuinely energized performing the track, while vibing with fans who sang every word, and yes, his mic was most definitely on.

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“Don’t Judge Me” and “Residuals”

Of all the songs in Chris Brown’s 20-year catalog, “Don’t Judge Me” and “Residuals” stood out as the moments where he truly bared his soul. These ballads gave Breezy the space to flex his raw vocal range and forge a deeper emotional connection with the crowd. As the lyrics to the Fortune track lit up the Jumbotron, fans sang every word — a reminder that, despite the years that have passed, the global superstar is still living under the shadow of old controversies.

When it came to the fan favorite “Residuals,” Brown gripped his signature red bandana–wrapped mic and poured himself into every note, delivering a performance that stirred all-too-familiar memories of the one who slipped away.

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“Take You Down”

As soon as Chris Brown called out, “I’m looking for a girl,” the entire stadium erupted with women raising their hands in the air, screaming in hopes Breezy would choose them. The moment the sultry beat of “Take You Down” dropped and a lone red lounge chair appeared on stage, the crowd knew exactly what was coming: the R&B heartthrob was about to turn up the heat a notch and get cozy with one lucky fan.

Of all the women in the room, a woman who has now been discovered to be a NYC model named Victoria was escorted to the stage and treated to the lap dance of a lifetime from CB himself. The moment, however, led to much discourse online about the process in which women are picked to go on stage.

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“Ayo” with special guest Tyga

Chris Brown sent the entire Met Life stadium into a frenzy went he brought out his brethren in music, Tyga, to perform their 2015 collab “Ayo” from their collaboration album Fan of a Fan. Fans were clearly not expecting the Young Money alum to be there and went crazy when he and Chris Brown exchanged verses from their track.

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“With You”

Every artist has that one song that unites their entire fanbase and for Chris Brown, it’s “With You.” As the love ballad echoed through the stadium, lights and heart shaped fingers lit up all around as a symbol of the mutual love between Breezy and his supporters. From the elderly to the youngest in the crowd, everyone sang along word for word, proving just how deep his music runs across generations.

In that moment, it was impossible to deny that Chris Brown belongs in the same conversations as the late, great Michael Jackson.

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“Wall to Wall” into “Look At Me Now”

At this point, it’s safe to say Chris Brown has reinvented the fan meet-and-greet and the art of flying across stadiums. One of the most magical and highly anticipated moments of the night came when Breezy made it his mission to get as close as possible to every fan.

Harnessed to two cables, the Grammy winner took off into the air during “Wall to Wall,” practically recreating the moment from the 2007 music video. He touched down on another stage, effortlessly nailing the song’s iconic choreography before transitioning into “Look At Me Now,” soaring past fans from the nosebleeds to the floor like a R&B superhero.

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“Under The Influence”

One of the steamiest moments from the Breezy Bowl tour was when Chris Brown performed his popular Indigo single, “Under The Influence.” The set kicked off with all of his women dancers performing a choreographed table dance before his main dancer, Taylor Terry, and another woman gave him a bootylicious lap dance.

“Forever”

Chris Brown closed out his nearly four-hour set with one of his biggest hits to date, “Forever.” Fans sang along to the high-energetic song as fireworks lit the entire opening perimeter of the Met Life Stadium. Joined onstage by all of his talented dancers, Brown walked the entire the “XX” stage as he sang to his beloved Team Breezy who he whole-heartedly thanked for staying, even through stormy weather.

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“Private Show” into “Strip”

One of the slickest transitions of the night came when Chris Brown went from singing the chorus of T.I.’s 2014 single “Private Show” straight into his own hit “Strip.” He crooned, “Girl take it off for me…” as his dancers, dressed in translucent raincoats, black lingerie, and glowing LED fedora hats, set the scene. Without missing a beat, Breezy launched into the high-energy hook, “Take it off, I wanna love ya,” instantly flipping the vibe from smooth R&B to fully turnt in seconds.

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“It Depends” first time performance with Bryson Tiller

Bryson Tiller, who’s one-third of the special guests artists joining Chris Brown on his worldwide tour, took the stage with Breezy where they performed their viral hit “It Depends” for the first time. The one-off single has been doing numbers especially since Chris Brown and his dancers ignited the viral TikTok moves to the song.

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