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Chris Brown and Drake may have gotten into a fight over Rihanna, but a NY judge is letting them off the hook for that fight they got into last year. According to the lawsuit, Drake and Chris were being sued for $16 million by Entertainment Enterprises, the company representing Greenhouse nightclub…the club next to the W.i.P nightclub, where the actual fight took place. And well the Greenhouse nightclub claims their reputation was damaged after the fight and cost them money.
Chris Brown and Drake now have something else in common besides Rihanna — a New York judge just ruled they don’t owe a CENT to a nightclub they brawled next to last summer, TMZ has learned.
As we reported, Brown and Drake were sued for $16 million by Entertainment Enterprises, the company behind Greenhouse nightclub in NYC.
Greenhouse is adjacent to W.i.P nightclub — where Chris and Drake’s entourages got into a massive bottle-throwing brawl last June — and EE said their reputation took a massive hit following the ordeal because of its proximity to Greenhouse. EE said the brawl cost them a lot of money.
Drake responded to the lawsuit, saying it wasn’t his problem — because he can’t control how the media reported the incident — and this week, the judge in the case took his side.
The judge said Drake and Chris had no duty to the club to behave — especially because their brawl didn’t even occur on Greenhouse’s premises — and while nightclub brawls are unfortunate, they’re not uncommon … which means EE can’t just sue whenever a fight happens.
The lawsuit was tossed out.
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