Sneak Peek: Chris Brown On Wendy Williams

And what the fvck does Wendy have on? She by Sheree

Silhouette Says:

@Iscream
Now you know thats Closet Freak!
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I swear you are so right about that. And lets let Anna Explain why it’s all wrong.

“I think it was the Opeq black tights with the bright non static free clingy dress. It looked a hot mess.”

yall were so in my head on Wendy’s outfit

@ Daisy,

What industry? he is in the same entertainment industry as the rest of the people who has “made a mistake”. I mean even R. Kelly who was ridiculed for his “mistake” didn’t speak out about the incident as much as this boy is doing. R. Kelly let his music speak for him and we were all stepping in the name of love. And that was after we saw the proof in the pudding. If Chris album is anything like the single Crawl that I heard; then his music can speak louder than that incident that has been remixed far enough.

@ daisy said “R kelly went away for awhile”

Kelly had been accused of having relationships with underage girls before. None of the prior reports reached the level of publicity that followed the release of a video tape in February 2002.

Kelly/Jay-Z collaboration, “Guilty ‘Til Proven Innocent,” from Jay-Z’s Dynasty album, it was announced in early 2002 that the duo would collaborate on a joint album and tour entitled The Best of Both Worlds. Due to controversy surrounding Kelly at the time, however, there was little promotion for the album when it was finally released and Kelly instead refocused his attention on his solo work as both a recording artist and producer.

Loveland The album was scheduled to be released in November 2002, but as with Best of Both Worlds before it, heavy bootlegging led to its being delayed. The singer then retooled the entire album; titled Chocolate Factory, it featured several of the bootlegged tracks, and many have cropped up elsewhere.[9] It also came as a six-track bonus disc with the initial pressings of Chocolate Factory.
In early 2003, Chocolate Factory became a runaway success for Kelly, selling over three million copies due to the success of singles such as “Ignition,” “Snake” and “Step in the Name of Love.” “Snake,” incidentally, became the basis of the dancehall reggae riddim known as Baghdad. Later that year Kelly followed that success by releasing his first, and long overdue, greatest hits collection The R in R&B Collection Volume 1, the album as well as a dvd collection. In 2004, Kelly released the ambitious two-disc set Happy People/U Saved Me, with the first disc including feel-good, stepping-inspired tracks, while focusing on gospel and inspirational material on the second disc.
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No he didn’t.