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He’s pretty much perfected the art of the curve, and isn’t afraid to use it when necessary. That was the case in this flashback video from December 2014, when Foxy Brown tried to confront Fab backstage at a concert in Pennsylvania.
In the video, Foxy is roaming around the super crowded backstage area with a crew as she calls out Fab’s name. When she finally runs into him, Fab tries to go in for a hug saying, “Give me love first,” as she rambles, “That’s that bt*ch sh*t, Imma see you n*gga.”
We don’t know the reason for the aggressive exchange of words, but Foxy seemed pretty upset, while Fab was clearly unbothered.
