Attention Naive Teenagers and Basic Bitches Across The Nation: A pop-croooning woman-beater needs your cash and good vibes. If you’re wondering why Chris Brown is currently a Trending Topic on Twitter, this SayNow Message might have something to do with it:
Apparently, the “Run It” hitmaker is still feeling the effects of public backlash from his brutal assault on pop star ex Rihanna last winter. On Wednesday, Brown took to his SayNow.com page to throw himself on the mercy of fans in a quest to climb back to the top of the charts.
Convicted batterer Chris Brown is hoping to shake his bad boy image by reading to Harlem schoolchildren.
Brown, who is currently serving five years probation and 180 days community service for beating his ex-lover Rihanna in Feb. 2009, was recently approached by the principal of the Big Apple’s Sisulu-Walker Charter School with an invitation to join in at the school’s annual Family Read Night Event on March 11.
Disgraced R&B star Chris Brown knows a thing or two about tarnished images — which is precisely why he’s throwing his support behind scandal-scarred “sex addict” Tiger Woods.
Chris Brown told Mojo in the Morning on Wednesday: “My hat is off to [Tiger Woods] — I support him.””
Both stars have endured image crisis after being involved in shocking public scandals — Chris, 20, for beating up former girlfriend Rihanna and Woods for having numerous affairs behind his wife’s back.
“Whatever his personal life is — and I think this goes for me and him — his personal life is his personal life. I do music, I sing songs, like, I’m an entertainer, I’m a performer, but people make mistakes. So my hat is off to him — I support him, I hope he gets back on the field and does his thing, cause he is the best at it.”
Chris Brown’s a pretty good street sweeper. The scandal-scarred R&B crooner got a positive progress report in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday. A judge told the singer that he is doing “really well” in serving out his probation and community service. The star’s completed 32 days of labor completed so far. The singer was sentenced in October following his arrest on charges of felony assault against Rihanna in February 2009. His next progress report is set for May 11.
Chris Brown and Rihanna have found new bedfellows in 2010 after their turbulent split last February. The
“Umbrella” singer was spotted cuddling and kissing Major League Baseball outfielder Matt Kemp while on vacay in Mexico over the holiday. The L.A. Dodgers star accompanied the singer to Abu Dhabi for her New Year’s Eve concert and according to recent reports things are getting “serious” with the “super sexy gentleman.”
Well, it looks like the Mechanical Dummy (His words, not mine…..) done flown the coup. Chris Brown deleted his Twitter account on Monday, wrapping up a weekend of profanity-laced rants targeted at retailer Walmart — and the rest of the recording industry — for not properly promoting his new album, Graffiti. All Hell broke loose last Friday, when Brown went bonkers over reports that his latest effort has been “blackballed” by major retailers across the country.
WAAH! Chris Brown substantiated widespread whispers that he has a problem with anger management by crying a river on Twitter this afternoon. Chris in incensed that major music retailers are allegedly not putting his newly-released album, Graffiti, on shelves…..
Chris Brown’s “Forgive Me, Buy My Album!” campaign hits newsstands Dec. 15, in the form of a cover story for VIBE’s relaunch issue.
The embattled crooner — whose third album Graffiti, hits stores Tuesday (Dec. –shares his views on domestic abuse and the dearly-departed King of Pop.
“It’s never okay for a man to hit a woman but it’s [also] never okay for a woman to hit a man,” Brown says. “I think domestic violence is not just men on women.”
In June, Chris plead guilty to one count of assault, following an altercation with ex-girlfriend Rihanna, earlier this year. He was sentenced to 180 days of community service, five years probation, counseling, and an order to stay away from Rihanna.
Chatty Chris also had plenty to say about BET’s tribute to Michael Jackson at the BET Awards in June.
VIBE:You were removed from the BET Awards show when the Michael Jackson tribute was happening. As a supreme MJ fab, that had to hurt.
CB:“It was wack. I’ll keep it a hundred. The BET Awards was horrible. I was watching it, holding my face like, “Oh my God, this is wack.” I didn’t get it. Michael Jackson was such a big entertainer. And I’m not dissing any of the artists who did the songs. But I was expecting a lot more of energy for Michael. And BET Awards usually comes hard. I was exepecting them to have Usher, Omarion and even Justin. And I was expecting Ne-Yo to sance. They were so bent on getting me there that they messed up their own show….”
In clips that aired on Good Morning America on Thursday, disgraced singer Chris Brown told ABC News’ Robin Roberts he understands the effects of his violent outburst on ex-girlfriend Rihanna last February, but is “devastated” by fans who don’t buy his public apology.
–shares his views on domestic abuse and the dearly-departed King of Pop.