Chris Brown has rather weird and uncommon resolution for the year 2012. According to his manager, he will not talk to the press or do any form of interview in 2012.
According to sources from Hot 106 in Rhode Island, the star’s manager Tina Davis revealed this in an interview with Billboard. Tina said that Chris Brown will not be doing any interviews with any magazine or newspaper. Instead, he will pay attention to performing and recording, which sounds pretty fair. His manager added that he’s not trying to be rude or selfish or disrespectful to anyone. If anyone has to judge him, they should judge him for his talents.
Chris Brown is actually lucky that he has succeeded to be back on track after a 2009 incident with his girlfriend Rihanna. He violently beat his superstar girlfriend when he was 19 and was later sentenced to five years of labor-intensive probation and a year of domestic violence prevention classes. That could have been the end of his career. In fact, most people would simply step aside from the industry. however, Chris Brown did not lose hope and continued to record and release albums. But as you can guess, he was receiving negative feedback from Top 40 radio, his album didn’t sell, his material stopped being promoted and he literally disappeared from the industry.
But he didn’t stop trying. His patience paid off in 2011 as his first No. 1 album was on the Billboard 200 chart this year. According to Keith Caulfield, a chart expert at Billboard, “he has had a banner year.”
Although he’s back on track with huge success and with potential in the new year, some people still refer to the “2009 incident” saying that it was all Rihanna’s fault. According to sources, teenagers were interviewed where they said Rihanna deserved it. And here’s what Casey Corcoran, former director of the Boston Public Health Commission’s Start Strong Initiative had to say about the incident:
“Close to 50 percent of the young people we surveyed thought that Rihanna was actually responsible for the incident.”
Whether it’s an analytical opinion or just a straight statement because of being a fan ofChris, it’s true that the incident is over and Chris has got a career ahead of him. Let’s see how he continues to rise up in the industry in the year 2012.
Spotted @ Rhymes with Snitch and NPR.
i don’t mean to get on my soap box, but Chris Brown ain’t never left. He had a little trouble selling the “Graffiti” album, due to the incident but this nigga killed 2011 and his mixtape was bananas. He never left- just some of his wish-washy fans and “industry” friends.
He’ll let his hands do all the talking.