Chris Brown and Usher received special recognition during their recent concert in Arlington, Texas.
U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett and Texas State Representative Venton Jones appeared during the September 12 show at AT&T Stadium to recognize the R&B superstars for their contributions to music and entertainment.
Crockett presented recognition connected to the Congressional Record, while Jones joined in honoring the artists at the state level.
The moment celebrated the impact both men have had on R&B throughout their careers.
Usher has spent more than three decades in the industry, earning numerous Grammy Awards and producing hits that have crossed generations.
Chris Brown has also built a career spanning more than 20 years, with numerous chart-topping songs, albums and tours.
Their co-headlining tour has brought the two performers together onstage for a major celebration of contemporary R&B.
The recognition of Brown has also generated criticism because of his past legal history, while supporters of the presentation have focused on his musical achievements.
Either way, the Arlington concert gave both artists another major career moment in front of a packed Texas crowd.