We can't verify the Rihanna rumors, but we can tell you this: Chris Brown absolutely loves grabbing his crotch in concert.
The 23-year-old singer made an impromptu performance Tuesday night at Power105.1's DJ ProStyle Birthday Bash at the Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC.
Appearing shirtless and nearly dropping his pants faster than when he (supposedly) got Rihanna pregnant, he showed off his black Polo RL underwear.
Good thing this was NYC and not Louisiana, where a town recently passed the first-known too-saggy pants ban, making such style a violation of the law.
Brown also couldn't help tugging at his junk. Lovely.
"I love NYC," the R&B star tweeted Tuesday before the show. "The line Is around the block. Let’s turn up tonight! #nodrama #staypositive #lovemylife."
Brown followed up post-performance by saying, "I love all my fans who came out tonight. Wasn't supposed to perform but I couldn't resist. I l0ve y'all!"
And his manhood, apparently.
SOURCE: Entertainment News Feed
RnB bad boy, Chris Brown has finally spoken out on his much talked about performance he Ghana were it was alleged that he smoked marijuana on stage. Answering a question about the police wanting to arrest him for smoking weed overseas, on ‘The Breakfast Club’ show on Power 105.1 radio, the singer said it was a fake ‘weed’. He said:
“There’s a thing I did on my whole tour called smoke by the brain..so there’s a part of the show that goes to a collage of all the songs that talk about weed..and everybody knows I have a medical cause for marijuana but for me I don’t smoke it on stage…its a fake light like the way they have the pre-rolled tobacco.. so at every show I fake it..now that I gave the secret away..but in certain cities like Amsterdam and LA i definitely did..but as far as in places where I can get into trouble I avoid it. It was the press over there that made a big fuss about the whole thing, everything else was cool.It was just the press, so it made it seem like it was a situation but it wasn’t. ”
SOURCE: Ameyaw Debrah
There seems to be no end in sight to the Chris Brown “weed” saga as renowned international gospel musician, Darwin Hobbs has also condemned the actions of the American music star.
Darwin Hobbs, who graced this year’s Harvest Praise concert at the Accra International Conference Centre on Good Friday, March 29, believes that Chris Brown did not leave a good legacy during his performance in the country.
Chris Brown was alleged to have smoked “weed” on stage during his performance at the Hope City concert at the Accra Sports Stadium on March 5.
The act has received a lot of flak from civil society organizations and the general public. Notable voices that condemned the act included Minister of State and Member of Parliament for Wa Central, Rashid Pelpuo and Metropolitan Archbishop of Accra, Most Reverend Charles Palmer-Buckle.
Organizers of the concert, Charter House, categorically denied media reports that the music star smoked “weed” during his performance at the event. According to the events outfit, Chris Brown smoked a cigar, not marijuana.
Darwin Hobbs, known for several hits songs including He’s Able, giving his thoughts on the incident during an interview on TV3 said: “You brought Kush (weed) to a concert?”
“Who does that?” he further quizzed and added that: “Shame on you [Breezy],” for smoking on stage.
The police announced Monday, March 11 that they had commenced investigations into allegations that Chris Brown smoked “weed” on stage during his performance at the concert.
Organizers of the ‘Hope City Concert’ which featured US R&B sensation, Chris Brown, have denied allegations that the star Brown smoked marijuana on stage.
Media publications and sections of the general public have criticized the sponsors, rLG Communications and organizers of the show, Charter House for permitting the American singer to smoke the illegal substance on stage and also for allegedly calling on his audience to do same.
However, the Executive Director of Charter House, Theresa Ayowade speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show denied the allegations and described the purported action as “an act from a song.”
“Chris Brown did a series of acts on stage and this act in question which you are talking about is an act from a song; an act about a dual personality; should I do this or should I not? He did not smoke weed on stage. It was a cigar that he did a demo with.”
She maintained, “he didn’t just come on stage to smoke and declare it a free for all and I’ve heard people say that he should be arrested; no, no, no! It was a delivery of an act on stage. If you are doing a stage play and it calls for a role to be played like that, it will be played.
We had so many people on stage who saw exactly what went on. We had Bola Ray, we had DJ Black, we had so many personalities who were around that area.”
Meanwhile, renowned standup comedian, Kweku Sintim Misa (KSM) in sharing his views on the matter, has opined that if Ghana has “any money, we would invest that in promoting local talent.
“[Ghana] is now entering into a global world, and we should start positioning our artists to go globally. I would like to see somebody book Sarkodie to go to New York to perform and pay him that much money and not going to New York to perform for the Ghanaians but going to Britain or UK to perform for the wider international community.”
He added that if a poll was to be conducted in Ghana between Sarkordie and Chris Brown, the former “would win hands down so if we have somebody that is that popular in Ghana and Ghanaian, why can’t we invest in that talent, push him even bigger so that he can also compete on the global platform.”
KSM however cautioned Ghanaians not to misrepresent the debate on the issue as “an attack on rLG; that will be very, very unfair for some of us who are raising concerns. This is not an attack on rLG or for that matter, the sponsors of the programme.”
Source: citifmonline.com
The countdown has begun as the first batch of advance crew arrived on Friday, and a second, including the production manager for Chris Brown arrives Saturday, ahead of the international ‘A’ list superstar with some other backstage crew to join in the construction of the stage and lighting rigs.
They are going to help ensure that everything is on point to accommodate the star and his high energy electrifying dancers with whom he will be performing at the rlg sponsored Hope City Launch Celebration concert he is headlining on Tuesday March 5 at the Accra Sports Stadium in Accra.
SOURCE: Ameyaw Debrah
The controversial pop star is teaming up with Timbaland and Danja, both of whom worked on his 2012 album Fortune, for the untitled 2013 release.
It's unclear exactly when his latest album will hit iTunes and shelves.
The 23-year-old singer has been making headlines for anything music as of late, despite the fact that his music career has been hugely successful.
After engaging in a public Grammys snuggle session, Rihanna and Chris Brown are reportedly on the outs again after a Valentine's Day argument.
Of course, knowing them, all will be good in about three hours.
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