Chris Brown Gets Himself Trapped in Philippines. Misses Hong Kong Show

Chris Brown got himself trapped in the Philippines on account of his past behaviour, but luckily he was able to talk his way out of being able to leave the country.
Here’s what went down:
Brown played a show in the country Tuesday night, but when he tried to leave Wednesday morning for his next show in Hong Kong … he was blocked from doing so by the Philippine Department of Justice, reports the Philippines News Agency. 
The issue at hand … Brown was allegedly supposed to play a show last New Year’s Eve, but never showed. The promoters of that gig were granted an order to bar Brown from leaving the country in order to get him to pay back money they say they are owed.
Thankfully his lawyers were able to get everything sorted out and made it out of the country without having to go to jail or anything crazy. The bad news is that because of the whole ordealhe’s currently mid-air when he’s supposed to be on stage in Hong Kong.

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