The 20-year-old rapper - who collaborated with the US star on single 'Champion' and his second studio album 'Transition - explained working with the 'Yeah' hitmaker was the "biggest learning experience" he's ever gone through.
He told BANG Showbiz: "Working with Chris Brown was definitely the biggest learning experience I've had in my musical career so far and I would stand behind Chris as a talented artist until the day I die.
"Personally, too. Yeah, he's my friend and I will always support him."
Chipmunk recently praised Chris - who was convicted of assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009 - saying he is the only artist who could do 'Champion' justice.
He said: "It's from the heart, it's a true story. I felt every single word and Chris meant every single word. I didn't want it to feel like I was just moaning about life. I wanted to uplift the people so I knew it needed something. It needed belting out.
"That's when I thought of Chris Brown. Nobody else is going to sing this better than him."
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