CHRIS BROWN

might be awhile - I'd say dude has at least another 5 years in him

yeah -- but i mean he's already clearly made a permanent heel turn, he's never gonna go back to being a mr. nice guy who people all pretend never did anything wrong or sketchy

which was what i was most wary of when he first started his comeback and was grabbing sympathy crying at the BET Awards etc.

some dude looking forward to karmic redemption in 2015 when he's arrested at an airport with three keys

rawbdawwgg 5 days ago

Ridiculous comments about Chris Brown. He is a juvenile songwriter because........he is 22 years old!!! What else is a 22 year old supposed to write about? Chris Brown has so much music in his portfolio in his short 6 years in the music business (I have over 500 songs in my catalogue of Chris Brown music) that unless one has listened to the wide ranging palette of his music, one could not possibly comment on his talents as a songwriter. Apparently, when Mary J. Blige chose his song "Stronger" for her album of the same name, she saw something in his songwriting. Do some research please, or don't comment about things you clearly have little knowledge about!

just tired of fucking hearing him. mad he still has a career.

― kkkvagz (The Reverend), Monday, November 8, 2010 9:14 AM (7 months ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

why does it matter if he still has a career

This song is shit.

I am more offended by this song than anything Chris Brown has ever done.

http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljkmazsZ4y1qctlf5.png

otm

Rev thank you for sharing this pic. Trudeau should run it in place of Doonesbury this week.

man i always thought he said "my daddy's gay"

srs lolz @ stick weezy

putting chris brown in gloves that evoke a boxer was a really good idea

http://www.bestweekever.tv/bwe/images/2011/07/Chris-Brown-Today-Show-05-1310746989.jpg

man, that looks like the worst party down episode

everything about him is stupid

Gigantic, novelty pyramid studs of violence! Golden safety pins of aggression!

I don't like this guy either, but dude you're reaching on this one. And that pink bow tie and derp face aren't exactly screaming "I beat bitches up!"

he looks like a boxer

it wasn't my wardrobe decision

yeah the kinda weird pimp formalwear look is totally "dress up" boxer clothes imo, like i bet bernard hopkins wears vests and shit

(minus the safety pins and bowtie)

What about that outfit says "pimp formalwear"? Just wondering outloud, but if a Jonas brother or a Bieber wore the same thing....yadayadayada

the only thing that says "pimp formalwear" about that outfit is the pink bowtie; if that vest was teal we would be "in business" (so to speak)

man i always thought he said "my daddy's gay"

― gucci mande (J0rdan S.), Tuesday, July 12, 2011 12:37 PM (3 days ago) Bookmark

i agree that it kinda sounds like that but you seriously weren't walking around believing that was the actual lyric were you!? that's even weirder than referring to brass knuckles as 'gloves'

okay

first of all, i thought it was completely plausible that he was calling his dad "gay" as an insult. i wasn't walking around thinking he had just dropped some deep biographical "my momma kissin a girl" info

two, he's wearing gloves, not brass knuckles

brass knuckles would be way worse btw!!! if you look at his right hand you can see that the studs cover his whole hand

also i originally thought he was wearing brass knuckles!! http://twitter.com/#!/jordansarge/status/91944593192521728

it's hard to tell from the angle of the photo, but you have clearly studied this photo longer than me so i will defer to you

http://twitter.com/#!/mombreezy/status/98925922228506625

mombreezy!!

mombreezy is really unbelievable

ha ha ha ha ha

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oh fuck yes

srs

Excellent.

not praiseworthy imho

like I probably woulda lolled at it if I had seen it live, and I still basically "agree" with it, but watching that video after seeing all these ppl praising it made me legitimately uncomfortable

well then you kinda need to rethink yr priorities here imo - this is an unrepentant dickhead who can just soak up how much everybody hates his ass now, when he decides to grow up it'll stop

aero did you watch the video

do you really think those people were laughing out of sympathy for rihanna

because to me it kinda comes across as: Keith Olbermann - Dubya + Chris Brown + gallery of guffawing jackals

(I will admit that the gif is much 'better', and if I had seen it before watching the video I woulda been like "yeah right on!")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOjUKwoHUyw

yeahhhhhh the laughing in the background makes it a pretty uncomfortable and the part about the female members of team breezy is problematic but that dude > chris brown

it's weirder to me that the split-screen initially gives the impression that there's two guys sat next to each other but communicating as if in two different places

(pedantry @ teenage twitter users in the clip above nagl)

yeah I watched the video. Chris Brown's a fucking joke so it's great that people laugh at him, the more the better.

xpost to kev: yeah, my objection is not at all "leave breevy alone!"—a dude on tumblr put it better than I could:

Kansas City Shuffle; Make a joke about an instance of domestic abuse (look left), and when people are getting angry about your tastelessness declare that the joke was actually an attempt to raise awareness and shame the attacker (hit right).

no i know i get you

yeah the meagre degree of creepiness is offset by the scornworthiness of the target. also, "a joke about domestic abuse" is an intentional mischaracterization of the dude's joke. dude's joke is "you're a person who hits women." the target of the joke is the domestic abuser - not the same as mocking domestic abuse.

I agree with you 100% that Chris Brown deserves far more scorn than he has thus far received from the media, and that *any* kind of criticism is better than the "pretend-it-didn't-happen, business-as-usual" attitude; and obviously a lot of the public feels that way, too, judging by the response to this meme. I'm just kinda bummed that our public discourse has degenerated to the point where it takes a clown to say these things.