Chris Brown's tour criticism won't be addressed by me, Ayra Star

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Ayra Starr, a Nigerian Afrobeats sensation, has declared that she is "prepared" for any backlash regarding her choice to support American musician Chris Brown during his next US tour.

The 2009 incident involving Chris Brown's brutal attack on his girlfriend Rihanna turned into one of the year's major news events.

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For the attack, Brown was given a community service mandate in addition to five years of probation.

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Starr responded to the BBC's Focus on Africa programme when asked if she is aware that she would face criticism for travelling with Brown in light of the aforementioned assault: "I'm ready, I'm ready... I'll let everybody do their thing, I won't reply, and I'll simply go to work."

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"Rihanna is my queen but I try to, like, separate my work" .

Starr, who has quickly rose to prominence as one of Africa's most well-known performers, stated that Rihanna is her "number one" and that, "by God's grace," she would like to work with the legendary Barbados native.

Starr's second album, The Year I Turned 21, was just completed in the studio.