Chris Brown is no stranger to blockbuster stages, but his longtime manager believes an even bigger one is on the horizon.
Anthony “Ant” Wilson, who has steered the performer through years of seismic success, says the superstar is destined for a Super Bowl moment.
Speaking to Billboard, Anthony “Ant” Wilson – Brown’s manager – voiced unwavering confidence that the Halftime gig is in the ‘Run It’ singer’s future.
“I also think the Super Bowl would be a great place for him. I believe it will happen.”
Pressed on whether early talks had begun, he simply added:
“We’ll just see.”
The comments land amid a milestone stretch for the Virginia native, who marked 20 years since his self-titled debut and recently celebrated a GRAMMY win for Best R&B Album.
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As for Brown, Wilson revealed the entertainer is reinvesting in his craft, including acting classes, as he eyes a return to film.