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ALBUM: Graffiti RELEASE DATE: 12.8.2009 LEAD SINGLE: I CAN TRANSFORM YA SECOND SINGLE: Crawl Standard | Deluxe
So far to my understanding, this is still a rumor!
Damaged and disgraced dancer-singer Chris Brown is demanding a trade from his current label over at Sony Music to Universal, which houses Cash Money/Young Money label, mediatakeout.com reports. They say that the two major labels are working out the particulars even as we speak.
Chris Brown, Wyclef Jean and Lil Wayne have been added to the performance lineup of BET’s “SOS Saving OurSelves — Help for Haiti” telethon.
As previously reported, the benefit will take place on Feb. 5 from American Airlines Arena in Miami and will air live on BET, MTV, VH1 and Centric at 8 p.m. EST.
Sean “Diddy” Combs, Queen Latifah and Pharrell are hosting the two-hour concert and telethon to benefit victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
Other performers at the BET concert include Mary J. Blige, Drake, Justin Bieber, Keri Hilson, Robin Thicke and Monica.
Proceeds will aid organizations including Yele Haiti, CARE, Project Medishare and Children’s Safe Drinking Water.
Chris Brown helps pen “What Do You Say,” a new track from his friend Omarion’s third solo album Ollusion, in stores Tuesday. O sings about getting to know his girl better on the mid-tempo Battle Royal production. The entire album can be streamed on his MySpace page.
Many artists have approached Paul to collaborate during the past few years, among the most recent, Chris Brown. Their”Brown Skin Girl” was released on the deluxe edition of Brown’s recent”Graffiti” album.
“Two people called me on the same day aboutworking with Chris Brown on that song, and I thought that seemedstrange,” Paul said. Read the rest of this entry »
This is the first interview Chris Brown has done with VIBE since “it” happened. When he says “it,” Brown’s referring to what he calls his “situation with Shorty.” In this case, “Shorty” would be his pop star ex-girlfriend Rihanna. The “situation?” That’s the Grammy night beating, for which he pled guilty to one count of assault with the intent of doing great bodily injury in June 2009, resulting in 180 days of “labor oriented” service, five years of probation, domestic abuse counseling and a “stay away” order that prohibits him from being within 50 feet of Rihanna.
“It” inspired a national conversation about domestic abuse that divided the country into two factions: pro-Rihanna or anti-Chris. “It” caused radio stations to ban his records, brands to cancel his endorsements and one award show to drop his set. “It” turned friends into foes, fans into critics. “It” even gave voice to the odd powder-blue bow tie that he wore on CNN’s Larry King Live (as highlighted on twitter.com/mybluebowtie). While talking to Brown one afternoon at his Richmond, VA dance studio, it becomes clear that his life was severely affected by “it.”
VIBE: Can you think of anything positive that came from the incident with Rihanna? CHRIS BROWN: The good that came from it was making me realize I wasn’t invincible. It humbled me to take my career and my life a lot more seriously as well as have more respect for women and my fans. I let a lot of people down. I really need to step it up and be more of an adult. I’ve done some childish things.
You said Will Smith called you to offer support. How did that phone conversation go?
Me and him met at certain events but it never was on some, “What’s up man? We going to hang out.” But when I needed him the most, that’s when he stepped in. I was in my house in Virginia and he just called me and said he wanted to talk to me and said his family is praying for me. He basically went into his personal situations. I don’t want to give away what we was talking aboutŃjust talking about life and decisions and how choices we make affect the world. Others [reached out] like David Banner, Pharrell, Busta Rhymes, so many people that cared.
Have you spoken with Jay-Z since it all went down?
Nah.
Do you plan on it?
Not really. I don’t think I need to. We’ve never been friends or close so it’s not really a thing where I have to explain myself to him or feel I need to talk to him.
He kinda got tossed into it through his association with Rihanna.
Yeah, they like drama. The media wants to make it bigger than what it was. Read the rest of this entry »
Chris Brown dominated the headlines in 2009, though not for the reasons he’d hoped. After a February altercation with then-girlfriend Rihanna, he pleaded guilty, was sentenced to probation and counseling, and emerged from it all a changed man.
He capped off the year by releasing a new album, Graffiti, and, as 2009 draws to a close, he looks forward to re-establishing himself as one of the brightest stars in the pop/R&B world. It was quite a journey, and along the way he drew inspiration from many sources — one of which happened to be the music of his contemporaries.
Recently, MTV News sat down with Brown to ask him about the songs and albums that helped him along the way. Because, as he told us, ultimately, it’s all about the music. These are his picks for the album and artist of 2009. Read the rest of this entry »
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