Singer Chris Brown, who was barred from leaving the Philippines on Wednesday afternoon local time due to an existing complaint, ranted online and insisting that he had done nothing wrong.
"Can somebody please tell me what the f--- is going on? I don't know. I'm reading headline after headline. What the f---? What the f--- is going on," the hip-hop star said in a video post on his official Instagram account, which has since been taken down, according to the Agence France-Presse.
"When I go through customs, I say, 'Sir, I didn't do nothing,'" he added in another Instagram video, where he dropped down to the ground and did the worm.
It appears as though the issues have been solved, as Brown's spokesperson confirmed to local reporters that he is set to leave the country on Friday. "It was a misunderstanding that has since been cleared up," said Nicole Perna, according to the Associated Press.
Brown was banned by authorities at the Ninoy Aquino National Airport (NAIA) from leaving the country a day after his concert at the Mall Of Asia Arena on Tuesday evening.
The Philippine Department of Justice Secretary Leila de Lima issued a lookout bulletin order (LBO) stemmed from a complaint filed by a member of the religious sector Iglesia Ni Cristo.
They filed a fraud complaint where they say the singer failed to turn up at an event spearheaded by the church on New Year's Eve last year, HNGN previously reported.
