Usher takes new swipe at fan who brutally snubbed his on-stage lap dance

Don’t waste his time. Usher took a swipe at the stiff fan he kicked off stage during his steamy performance during the R&B Tour. Before the “Yeah!” singer invited a new female concertgoer to join him onstage for his sensual performance of “Can U Handle It?,” Usher laid out the rules to the audience on Tuesday night. “Now before we get started, don’t bring your ass up here if you don’t want to be here,” the eight-time Grammy winner said per video shared online while performing at the Protective Stadium in Birmingham, Alabama. Usher (seen above) warned fans not to come on stage if they didn’t want to be there. TikTok/@an.banks “Now before we get started, don’t bring your ass up here if you don’t want to be here,” he told the crowd in Birmingham, Alabama, on Tuesday. (Pictured: Usher and a woman dancing.) TikTok/@theasiaaliexperience “God don’t like ugly. But he most certainly don’t feel too good about pretty privilege either,” he added. Chris Brown, who is co-headlining the tour with Usher, was seen laughing when the Jumbotron panned over to the “Look at Me Now” crooner. The pop star then brought a woman onstage who went above and beyond to put on a show for the crowd. Usher’s remarks come three days after he booted a fan off the stage when she appeared to be uninterested in him during his steamy performance. The “OMG” singer then enjoyed his time with a female fan (as seen above). TikTok/@theasiaaliexperience Over the weekend, Usher (seen above with a fan) kicked a woman off stage for appearing to be uninterested in him. Instagram/malaysiarosee Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! During his Saturday show stop in Nashville, Tennessee, the shirtless “OMG” singer, 47, attempted to get close to the woman as he sang to her. However, she looked painfully uncomfortable as she remained stiff while moving her body away from the dad of four. “I don’t think she want to be on the stage, huh?” Usher asked the audience. He then walked away and waved his hands, telling the production crew to remove her from the stage. The woman (seen above with Usher) seemed stiff as he tried to serenade her. Instagram/malaysiarosee “I don’t think she want to be on the stage, huh?” the Grammy winner (seen above with the fan) asked the audience. Instagram/malaysiarosee The woman, who was later identified as Gabrielle Cheyenne, spoke out about the incident, slamming women who had something negative to say. “My mom and I had FLOOR SEATS. Their team approached us and moved us to VIP before the show even started !! PRETTY PRIVILEGES something you hoes will never know about!!” she wrote on Facebook. In an interview with Brown’s backup dancer Lance Savali, Cheyenee clarified that she had “no bad blood” toward Usher. After the incident, the woman identified as Gabrielle Cheyenne slammed people who had negative things to say about her. Facebook Cheyenne (seen above) later said she would have rather been onstage with Chris Brown. Instagram/gabrielle.cheyenne “I don’t feel a way toward him,” she said. “It’s just, I got onstage.” However, Cheyenne later revealed that her demeanor would have been different had Brown, 37, been the one with her onstage. “Me, solely, I went to the concert for Chris Brown; it’s nothing against Usher,” she told TMZ Monday. “Me, solely, I went to the concert for Chris Brown; it’s nothing against Usher,” she told TMZ Monday. (Pictured: Cheyenne being taken to the stage.) Instagram/gabrielle.cheyenne Brown (seen above) is co-headlining the R&B Tour with Usher. Getty Images “So, of course, it would have been a different reaction with Chris Brown. It wouldn’t have been the stiffness or whatever the internet is portraying,” she continued. The “Loyal” singer also brings women onstage for his performances. Last September, Brown went viral when he gave a sensual lap dance to Travis Kelce’s ex Kayla Nicole during the Los Angeles tour stop of his Breezy Bowl XX. The R&B Tour continues Wednesday night with a second show in Birmingham. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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