Has anyone heard Chris Brown’s new CD “Graffiti”? I have and it’s actually a good CD, but I’ve noticed that none of his songs are getting radio, or club play. Which brings me to the questions: Why? Is he being judge by his creativeness? Or is he being judge by his personal life? I’m a huge basketball fan, and I remember when Kobe Bryant was being accused of rape. People still came to the basketball games and supported his play, even if they did not like his personal decisions. If our lives were public, would people accept all that we do? Would there be things in our lives that we would rather deal with privately? People make mistakes and some bigger than others, but doesn’t everyone deserve a second chance? We put celebrities in a fantasy world when they are human just like the rest of us. They are not perfect, they are not born role models, and they have struggles. What do you think?
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The problem with Chris Brown is that he has a horrendous PR team. I agree that everyone deserves a second chance as we all make mistakes. But...there is no way he should be attempting to be in the public eye this early after the scandal. He would have been much better served by staying out of the limelight for a couple of years and let people start asking, "Where is Chris Brown?". It could have even been the name of his album. Even after the Kobe episode, Kobe still played basketball but he was rarely heard from. It was only after people have "forgotten" about the charges and the infidelity did he start talking and really getting back into the public eye.
You are so right about his PR team. Not only should he had taking a break, but he should have told his story in a better way.
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