Chris Brown Jumps on U Name It Challenge After Thanksgiving Meme Takes Over Internet

The Thanksgiving-themed #UNameItChallenge is the latest Internet craze. Now, Chris Brown is joining the fun, posting his own version of the video meme on Instagram.

Rocking a purple hoodie, black joggers and Vans, C. Breezy shows off some impressive footwork in his modern-looking apartment as a food-inspired track serves as his soundtrack. You can view Chris Brown's moves above via his official IG account.

The Instagram user @remixgodsuede looks to have started the #UNameItChallenge, which finds a woman who appears to be in church reciting all the grub one can imagine on a Thanksgiving table: beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes, chicken and the list goes on. The challenge itself seems to be whatever a person chooses to make of it, as long as the song is playing in the background.

You can view one of @remixgodsuede versions of the Internet phenomenon below (it appears his original account was hacked). The #UNameItChallenge arrives right after the #MannequinChallenge peaked on social media.

In other Chris Brown-related news, the Virginia artist recently previewed new music with T-Pain and Kap G on Instagram. Breezy captioned one of the snippets, “Wanna start making more music for the ladies. Bring that real love music. Ain’t always about bitches and hoes. Want to touch your soul first!” No word on when Brown is planning to unleash these tracks, or if they’ll appear on the same project.

The also singer recently teamed up with Akon and Gucci Mane for the track “Moon Walk.” Prior to that, Brown teamed up with Jeezy for a song called “Pretty Diamonds.” On the chorus, C. Breezy sings, “Spendin’ all my time and money/Girl just look where you at/All of them shoes and bags/Poppin’ them tags, spendin’ money on your ass.” In late October, Brown and his OHB crew linked up and dropped their new Attack The Block mixtape. The projects includes features from French Montana, Hoody Baby, Young Lo, Ray J and Young Blacc.

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