• Chris Brown yells after Grammys’ 2023 defeat.
• Robert Glasper’s “Black Radio III” won the award for Best R&B Album.
• He received swift criticism from social media users for his online antics.

Chris Brown used his Instagram Story to be a sore loser after Robert Glasper’s “Black Radio III” won the award for Best R&B Album on Sunday.

WHO THE F-K IS THIS, BRO? The 44-year-old Houston native is characterized as “an American pianist, record producer, songwriter, and musical arranger with a career that crosses multiple different musical and artistic genres,” according to the “Breezy” creator’s description on a screenshot of his Google search for Glasper.

Despite Glasper’s achievements, which include four Grammy victories, Brown once more questioned, “YALL PLAYING WHO DA F-K IS THIS?”

The third time’s a charm, the “Run It!” singer begged the question, uploading a meme that read, “WH THE F*CK IS ROBERT GLASPER,” before assuring his fans he needs to “get [his] talents up” and “start playing the harmonica.”

The following slide showed a picture of Brown actually accomplishing that. Over the picture, he added, “NEW LEVEL UNLOCKED!” “BREEZY HARMONICA.”

The singer of “Deuces” received swift criticism from social media users for his online antics, with many writing on Twitter, “Get that domestic abuser off my screen,” “why he even gets nominations is BEYOND ME,” and “A classically trained pianist and artist with a spotless reputation beats someone who should have never been nominated, awww so sad.”

Brown’s unsavory actions with love partners have a long history. He notably entered a guilty plea to felony assault in 2009 after viciously assaulting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna. Karrueche Tran, another ex, was given a five-year restraining order against him eight years later.

In addition to Brown, Glasper triumphed against other nominees such as Mary J. Blige for “Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe),” Lucky Daye for “Candydrip,” and PJ Morton for “Watch the Sun.”

The Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical award went to Harry Styles’ “Harry’s House,” even though “Black Radio III” was also nominated.

Brown has been nominated for 21 Grammy Awards, although he has only won one for his R&B album “F.A.M.E.” in 2012. Glasper, meanwhile, has 11 nominations total across 8 categories.

Additionally, he contributed lyrics, music, and production to albums by Mac Miller, Anderson Paak, Banks, Kendrick Lamar, Common, and other artists.

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