Chris Brown Lashes Out at 'Losers' Chvrches, Wishes They 'Walked in Front of a Speeding Bus'

Chris Brown came out swinging after Chvrches went public with a statement calling out Marshmello for working with both him and Tyga.

"BUNCH OF LOSERS," he wrote on the band's Instagram page on Saturday. "These are the type of people I wish walked in front of a speeding bus full of mental patients."

Brown was writing in response to a post made on the band's Twitter page last week that was critical of the DJ for working with the two men they described as "predators and abusers."

"We are really upset, confused and disappointed by Marshmello's choice to work with Tyga and Chris Brown," the band wrote on their page. "We like and respect Mello as a person but working with people who are predators and abusers enables, excuses and ultimately tacitly endorses that behaviour. That is not something we can or will stand behind."

Brown's tongue-lashing continued in the responses to their post. "Keep groveling over you own insecurities and hatred," he wrote. "I'M BLACK AND PROUD. AND I KNOW ITS HURTS THAT U GUYS ARE STRUGGLING WIT LIFE OR PEACE SO U ARE FORCED TO SEE MY SUCCESS. You aren't even #2 (REMEMBER 2nd place only means YOU LOST FIRST! TA-TA. GOODDAY PEASANTS."

But whereas Chris Brown went on the offensive, attacking the band, Tyga's response was more even-keeled and even took responsibility for his past actions, asking for the allowance of growth and self-improvement. "Where are God's children," he wrote in response to the same post. "Everyone makes mistakes no ones perfect. Let's Keep the energy positive."

Brown plead guilty to felony assault of Rihanna in 2009, with pictures of the singer's battered face quickly going viral. Allegations of violence and drug abuse have plagued the singer since. Tyga faced criticism for his relationship with Kylie Jenner, with many speculating it began when the reality star was 16-years old.

Chvrchs front-woman Lauren Mayberry wasn't shy in standing by the band's stance, and went so far as to show some of the ugliness of social media by sharing foul responses she'd received in her initial response from people supporting Brown and Tyga.

Maberry protected the identity of one person who attacked her using the same crimes Brown and Tyga are accused of, and even threw R. Kelly in there for no particular reason, weakening their whole argument.

After several days, Mayberry is still getting hate messages from men, she claims (she continues to hide their identities), with most of them asserting she and the band are racist for their criticism and barraging her with insults like "white trash" and "trailer trash" and slinging racist epithets at her.

She finally wrapped up a tour of some of the messages she's received with a follow-up picture of a jacket emblazoned with the words, "Love is dead," captioning the image, "Ain't that the truth."

The same Instagram post Brown responded to, which is a picture of the band, has become filled with messages defending Brown and Tyga while dragging and trashing the group. In fact, the comments in all of the band's recent photos have become dominated by talk of this growing feud, with more fans attacking the band than coming to their defense.

They've found some more support on Twitter, but plenty of criticism there as well. Below are the direct messages Mayberry shared, as well as a few of the public posts the band has seen in response to their taking this stand:

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