The phrase appeared in a since-deleted Instagram post from Brown denying the allegation.
The site for Chris Brown's Black Pyramid clothing is offering three different $38 T-shirts featuring the profane phrase the singer used this week to deny the accusations of rape lodged against him by a woman in Paris. At press time, Black Pyramid -- which Brown launched in 2012 in collaboration with Pink+Dolphin co-founders Cena Barhaghi and Neima Khaila -- is selling a black-and-white shirt with the words "This B!tch Lyin'" above the Black Pyramid logo, as well as a thrid image of the Mona Lisa with the words printed over the iconic Leonardo da Vinci painting.
Brown, 29, and two others were taken into custody in Paris on Tuesday after an unidentified woman filed a rape complaint, alleging that she met Brown and his friends overnight on Jan. 15-16 at a club near the Champs-Elysees and that Brown and the other two later sexually assaulted her in a luxury hotel room.
On Tuesday, in a since-deleted post, Brown uploaded a photo that read "This Bitch Lyin'" in all caps along with the message "I wanna make it perfectly clear….. This is false and a whole lot of cap [sic]! ... For my daughter and my family this is so disrespectful and is against my character and morals!!!!!”' On Thursday, an attorney for Brown submitted a defamation case -- confirmed to Billboard by Brown's U.S. spokesperson -- against the accuser (identified as "Miss K") in a Paris court, in which the singer's lawyer is seeking a criminal prosecution for the "slanderous accusation" from the defendant dated Jan. 18. Brown was released without charges on Wednesday.