Chris Brown Explains Controversial "It's Mine" Freestyle

Chris Brown Explains Controversial "It's Mine" Freestyle.

Breezy says his claim to own Rihanna's private parts was only a song.

Chris Brown let out a big, toothy laugh when questioned about his spontaneous performance at the Emerson Theater in Hollywood last week. "On the mic the other night we heard you say that you owned Rihanna’s lady parts," a TMZ reporter said to Brown. “It’s a song. It’s a song. That’s all it is,” Brown responded with a hint of exasperation in his chuckle [see video below].

His laughter got more sincere when the reporter asked if he’s planning on "taking out insurance on that."

During the unplanned Emerson Theater freestyle, Brown took the spotlight and said, "Every guy in this building has said one thing to their female. If you're not an insecure n---a and you let her have fun with her friends, I applaud you. You gotta say that one thing to her, and I made this sh-- up."

He then crooned, "Don't make me have to tell you again, that that's my p---- baby/ It's mine babe, babe, mine/ Don't make me have to tell you again, that that's my p----, baby/ It's mine, girl, it's mine, girl, it's mine/ So you better not give it away."

As a signal to resume the party, he reinforced his suggestion, "So every person in this mother---ing building, if you got a bad b---- you better say that sh-- to her, or she might f--- another n---a. ... Let's go, turn it up."

This was the same night, the eve before International Women’s Day, that Brown yelled “F--- Drake,” when the DJ played "Started From the Bottom."

"So Chrs Brown came to the club last night after calling me a 'woman DJ' he told me to drop a track, so I played Drake, lol!" DJ Kayper tweeted.

It is unknown if the "song" is on the track list for Brown's new album set for release this year.