Singer Chris Brown and his entourage have been sued over allegations by four concertgoers who say they were assaulted. The incident is alleged to have occurred after the four plaintiffs were invited to Brown’s VIP area after his Dickies Arena show, alongside 40 women. The plaintiffs are looking for $50 million in damages and they’ve also asked for a temporary restraining order against Brown and his entourage. The popstar reportedly told “seven to 10” of his entourage to “f*** up” the plaintiffs, leaving the three with severe bodily injuries. The plaintiffs are being represented by attorney Tony Buzbee, who previously represented the claimants of the Astroworld Crowd Rush. The suit noted Brown’s “checkered past” of violence, citing his more than 20 cases of misconduct.