Congresswoman Brings the Gavel Down for Chris Brown & Usher
Rep. Jasmine Crockett made it official: she entered Chris Brown and Usher into the Congressional Record at their Texas show.

Sometimes politics and hip-hop culture collide in the best way possible. Rep. Jasmine Crockett stepped away from the usual Capitol Hill grind to show up for two of the game's biggest performers during their tour stop in Texas, taking the stage to formally honor both Chris Brown and Usher.
Crockett didn't just give them a shout-out either—she went the distance and got their legacies officially stamped into the Congressional Record. That's the kind of co-sign that actually means something. It's a reminder that the conversations happening in boardrooms and legislative offices aren't totally separate from what's going down in arenas and concert venues.
Both artists have been running their respective lanes for decades now, so seeing institutional recognition like this—especially from a Black congresswoman—speaks to how deep their imprint runs on American culture. Whether you're checking votes or checking beats, these two have clearly left a mark that matters.
Read the full story at TMZ → https://www.tmz.com/2026/09/13/jasmine-crockett-chris-brown-usher-congressional-record/
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