As a veteran in the music game, Chris Brown has been on the receiving end of criticism for decades, and he’s showing fans he knows how make adjustments on the fly. The acclaimed singer kicked off the North American leg of his Breezy Bowl XX Tour this week and is already vowing to make changes after hearing feedback about severely obstructed views.

Chris Brown is being sued by Miami swimwear brand Breezy Swimwear, which claims copyright infringement over an annual event they host titled "Breezy Bowl."

If you’ve been anywhere near social media lately, then you’ve already seen the jaw-dropping performances, the stage design, the choreography, the vocals, and the energy Breezy brings every night. But there’s one thing that’s been a lil’ distracting for some fans — the two massive statues of Chris himself posted up on stage like Greek gods.

The rapper performed to a sold-out crowd in Little Havana. The show included LED lights, inflatable statues, and many hits.

Chris Brown is caving into fan complaints about his giant statue tour props blocking their views during his 'Breezy XX' tour, but not without a warning that they better start using their magic words or else!