Boxing legend Mike Tyson has weighed in on the feud between Chris Brown and Frank Ocean after an alleged scuffle erupted between the pair last weekend.

Brown and Ocean were involved in a brawl outside the Westlake recording studio in Los Angeles last Sunday.

No arrests have yet been made, but Ocean "is desirous of prosecution in this incident," said Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore recently.

Controversial Tyson admits he's a fan of both of the musicians but says they will feel the wrath of the justice system if they're not careful.

"Even when I was in fights and these guys started it and I finished it, I still went to jail. They didn't go to jail! They had guns and stuff and they told the cops 'Yeah we were going to shoot him' and they still put me in jail!  A situation like [those] two guys, there's not much advice you can give them. It's hard to listen to somebody when you've got a couple of hundred million dollars, or $50 million or whatever, it's hard to listen to somebody. Sometimes you've got to feel the fire to know it's hot.

He added to MTV News: "These guys realise they're going to get locked up, they're going to get fined a hell of a lot of money, you know, now they're going to be stereotypes ... it's going to be on record that these guys are bad guys, and they constantly get in trouble."

Tyson - who has had some high profile brushes with the law in the past - has warned Brown and Ocean about the slippery slope.

He continued: "And the next thing you know you got a lawyer involved, you got a cop involved, you got a prosecutor involved, you got a jury involved. You're up s**t creek without a paddle."