Chris Brown sued for $50 million for an alleged backstage attack.

Chris Brown, his confidante Sinko Ceej, rapper Yella Beezy, and the organization Live Nation have been implicated in a $50 million lawsuit stemming from a series of alleged attacks on Brown's 11:11 tour in Fort Worth, Texas.

According to TMZ, the latest lawsuit accuses the singer of arranging the assault of four men backstage at his July 20 tour stop in Fort Worth.

Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush, and Da Marcus Powell said that they were invited backstage and taken there with 40 other women for a post-concert hang, but were instead molested.

According to the lawsuit, Bush went to congratulate Brown on a successful event and then ordered his men to beat him up when one of them reminded him of their feud.

He alleged that he was encircled by 7-10 Brown's men, who punched and kicked him. He also alleges that an entourage member known as Hood Boss hurled a chair at his head.

The plaintiffs allegedly claimed Brown directed Yella Beezy and several of his guys to "f*** up" Parker, chasing him down a dead-end stairway with a closed door.

Parker claimed he was hit and kicked in the head for over ten minutes after Brown encouraged all of his companions to participate.

The claimants claimed they were severely injured and had to undergo many medical treatments. Their attorney, Tony Buzbee, stated that at least one of them is still in the hospital and pledged to bring CB to justice.

In addition to the $50 million in damages, the plaintiffs have sought restraining orders against Chris, Beezy, and Sinko Ceej.

Chris Brown and his crew have yet to respond to the charges.

Brown has already encountered legal troubles, most notably in a criminal case in which he pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend, Rihanna.