The year was 2009 and the last thing Grammy winning recording artist Chris Brown remembers is waking up in a hospital bed. Everything starts to come back to him:

He was put in a match against Claire Hawkins, which quickly devolved into a mugging at the hands of Matt Draven, Lauri Henry and Jack Arson. Brown remembers one man in particular: the Snypa Rifle, the violent lunatic who came crashing down upon him a month before.

The year was 2010 and the world had partially moved on from what Brown had done to his now ex, Rihanna. Everyone did, except one man: the Snypa Rifle, the violent lunatic who was dating his ex. Brown received no jail time, yet the Snypa Rifle took it upon himself to assault the singer at his own concert.

The year was 2011 and Brown was finally granted a restraining order against the Demented Genius of Extreme.

The year was 2017: Brown was hit with a five year restraining order from former partner Karrueche Tran. A month after Tran's lawsuit was granted, Brown was assaulted outside a nightclub by, you guessed it, the Snypa Rifle.

The year is 2023: between 2017 and now, Brown has made statements about a female band and been accused of horrific acts. Brown has found out that the Snypa Rifle is retired. Chris Brown, to this day, lives in fear of the man known as the Extreme Sage.

May 16, 2023: Chris Brown takes to Twitter and tweets: "It's time to make my last stand and get extreme."

June 1, 2023: Chris Brown clarifies.

"I'm done being shook. Let's see if any sadistic snipers wanna come see me at the Final Stand."

A direct challenge.