Chris Brown = Ike Turner?

http://www.nypost.com/seven/02112009/news/nationalnews/jay_zs_rihanna_revenge_154519.htm

Would the police be Brown's second-biggest worry?

 

After we somehow tie the Rock music "community" to Brian Giles

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/22825103/vp/28297104#28297104

 

Brown has things to worry about besides the law:

http://www.nypost.com/seven/02112009/news/nationalnews/jay_zs_rihanna_revenge_154519.htm

 

I do like the quote in the Post story where a "friend" of Rihanna says that Brown "pimp-slapped" her. Exactly how is that different from, you know, slapping her?

 

I don't know. Maybe Chris used his backhand instead of his palm. He is a part of that rough "R&B" community you know.

 

In addition to the "pimp-slapped" quote, there's this one:

"Chris is a walking dead man. He messed with the wrong crew."

Call Brown and R&B singer all you want, this is still a product of the hip-hop/rap culture of misogyny and violence where it's OK to pimp-slap your bitches and 'hos.

 

so what was Brian Giles excuse?

Between you and the NY Post, nothing spells "invitation to speak on black culture" by clowns who know nothing about that culture more than a black guy getting into trouble.

 

Nobody ever said it is limited to a certain group, Chee.

Brian Giles has nothing to do with Chris Brown. Separate cases of asshole behavior.

 

No...you "implied it" as if there's a "community" full of people who celebrate and champion the beating up of women.

I'm so certain your insights on the "hip hop" community is limited, but doesn't stop you from arrogantly speaking on their behalf and what they're willing to accept.

Preach on.....Chris Brown is your invitation.

 

Chee, Brown, like most people, do not sell a 100,000 copies of songs where they brag about selling drugs, killing and sexually assaulting women.

To say that many artists do not sell violence and sex to America is incredibly naive.

I am also disturbed by the arson in the video that was linked in the prior posts.

 

Selling violence and sex to America is hardly limited to the hip hop community.

 

True. The arson video was a female country singer.