Chris Brown at the 40th Anniversary American Music Awards (Jen Lowery / Splash News)
Chris Brown deleted his Twitter account yesterday after a vulgar exchange of tweets with comedian and TV producer Jenny Johnson.
It began when Brown tweeted a photo of himself with the caption, “I look old as [bleep]! I’m only 23.” Johnson, who has previously taken shots at Brown for his 2009 assault on on-off girlfriend Rihanna responded, “I know! Being a worthless piece of [bleep] can really age a person.”
The hot-headed singer shot back, calling Johnson obscene names and told her to do a sex act, “Take them teeth out when u Sucking my [bleep] HOE.” Johnson then corrected Brown’s typo, tweeting, “It’s ‘HO’ not ‘HOE’ you ignorant [bleep].”
The conversation spiraled downward as Brown made crude oral sex jokes and Johnson aimed at Brown’s mother, “Your mom must be so proud of you.”
Brown then responded, “Mom says hello … “ followed by as series of other un-publishable threats.
At one point, Johnson included a link to an online report that detailed Brown’s assault on Rihanna on February 8, 2009.
Johnson ended the exchange with, “YOU FLIRT!” with Brown getting a final shot in by typing, “Let me leave this [bleep] alone … it’s good to know my worth by listening to a [bleep] that is worthless! #win #bushpigswag.”
The comedian wrapped up her comments by writing, “Okay. I’m done. All I got from that exchange with Chris Brown is that he wants to [bleep] and fart on me … I have zero respect for a person who seems unapologetic for the terrible crime he committed and shows no signs of changing.”
Brown’s Twitter has since been deleted, however the exchange included a cryptic comment. “Don’t run for support now … Lol. Ur a comedic writer!!!” He added, “Just ask Rihanna if she mad??????”
The controversial duo have yet to confirm their relationship status, but they have spent the better part of the holiday weekend together after Brown’s concert in Berlin. Rihanna also tweeted a shirtless pic of Brown sprawled on her bed on Saturday.
Brown has quit Twitter under a different handle before. Back in 2009, he took aim at Walmart and other retailers for allegedly not stocking his album “Graffiti.”
Meanwhile, Johnson just posted, “It’s alarming how many death threats I’m receiving via @ replies. I encourage everyone, including @Twitter to look through them. Not cool.”