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Didn't the Rihanna thing f him over?

His dog mauling that lady and how he handled it shouldn't have helped either

Jiek_Fafn posted...

His dog mauling that lady and how he handled it shouldn't have helped either

I didn't hear about this andI already hated him.

He's not a good artist either. He's a good dancer tho. But I'm not a fan that people I like still fuck with him. Like him being on the newest Wale album. Only song I skip. Mayve it's my bias, but it feels like the worse song on the album regardless. It's just not fun to listen to someone that makes you think of a giant piece of shit everytime it comes on. There's plenty of artists I listen to with lesser offenses. But beating a woman is something that's insane to overlook.

He appeals to really, really stupid people.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of really, really stupid people in the world.

Lost_All_Senses posted...

I didn't hear about this andI already hated him.

Short version:
Last year his dog mauled a maid. He then took the evidence (dog) 600 miles away to dispose of it to try and avoid any lawsuits.

can't help ya there, i still haven't figured out why he's successful at all in the first place

Rihanna forgave him and got back together.

I'm not saying she should have but for some portion of people who cared, that was an endorsement to also "forgive him" and go back to being a fan of his music.

He's the Michael Jackson of our generation. His talent overcomes his bad decisions.

I didnt know Charlie had a son, it it the red haired girls or that bitch Lucy?

I got a lil story. I tell it a lot like Im proud of it, but really it's cause I'm proud I didn't stay this person into my 20s+

One time, when me and a large group were in a motel room by the casino. There was this girl that liked me, I was probably 18-19. Anyway, I have no idea what led up to this cause my memory just saved this part. But, I just remember we were tussling around on one the bed's, and at some point, I was on top of her and I lifted my fist into the air and yelled "CHRIS BROWN"....enough people laughed that I didn't feel like I did anything wrong in the moment. But over the years I realized that's the worst joke I ever did and I've thought about how terrible that could of been for the girl that liked me.

I feel like when you're a teen, the more attention you have, the more likely you're willing to sacrifice someone to a bit. Plus, boos and adderall. But I'm not one to blame the drugs. Obviously, it takes something already inside the person to do whatever they did. And for me, it was just thinking I was funnier than I actually was and trying to be edgy and make a room laugh. I never actually had any reprecussions and no one cared. Which just makes it worse.

My only save face is that I knew I was the least intimidating person in most groups. So, it's easier to process as a joke when anyone in the room could kick your ass if you actually did something. Which, I banked on a lot when doing aggressive bits. The aggressiveness is funny because it's coming from the guy everyone sees as harmless.

Dude beat up arguably the biggest pop star in the world and his career never even skipped a beat.

Youd think the ties Rihanna had with Jay-Z would have black listed him in the industry or something, but nah. His next album after the incident came out 2 years later on schedule chocked full of featured artists, was his first debut at #1, had one of the biggest songs of the year with Look at Me Now, and got nominated for 3 Grammy awards winning for best R&B album.

And Rihanna came back to him, smdh.

People will forgive/ignore a lot of shitty behavior when you're rich, famous, and (arguably) hot.

Gaslighter2000 posted...

He's the Michael Jackson of our generation. His talent overcomes his bad decisions.

Good to know

Guerrilla Soldier posted...

can't help ya there, i still haven't figured out why he's successful at all in the first place

"Forever" was a bop

He betta dan ed shiren

He keeps beating out the competition