American R&B star Chris Brown, along with his confidante Sinko Ceej, rapper Yella Beezy, and the corporation Live Nation, are facing a $50 million lawsuit. The suit, filed in connection with alleged attacks during Brown’s 11:11 tour stop in Fort Worth, Texas, claims that four men were assaulted backstage on July 20.

According to TMZ, the lawsuit accuses Brown of orchestrating the assault of four men—Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush, and Da Marcus Powell—backstage at his concert. The plaintiffs allege they were invited backstage for a post-concert hangout but were instead attacked by Brown’s entourage.

The suit details a violent incident where Bush claims he was attacked after trying to congratulate Brown on his performance. He alleges that Brown ordered his men to beat him up, resulting in Bush being punched, kicked, and having a chair thrown at him by an entourage member known as Hood Boss.

Parker’s account adds that Brown sent Yella Beezy and others to assault him, chasing him into a dead-end staircase. Parker claims he was punched and kicked for over ten minutes, enduring severe injuries that required extensive medical treatment. According to their attorney, Tony Buzbee, at least one of the plaintiffs remains hospitalized.

The lawsuit seeks $50 million in damages and restraining orders against Brown, Beezy, and Sinko Ceej. Brown and his team have yet to respond to the allegations. This lawsuit adds to Brown’s legal troubles, including his past criminal case where he pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna.