Comments on: Exclusive Review: Chris Brown – ‘Graffiti’

By: ray ray

ray ray — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 18:13:56 +0000

i effing love u chris and i love all the ppl dat left comments hehehehehe

By: HopeAlexLuvsJB

HopeAlexLuvsJB — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 14:41:55 +0000

DUCES!!!!!!!! i love chris brown im sooooo gona get the cd as sooooon as it get released!!!!!!!!! WBU????????

By: lakstar

lakstar — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:31:11 +0000

amazing album

By: myesha brown

myesha brown — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:06:19 +0000

that girls album only sold cause ppl felt sorry for her I DONT at all shes lame and I bet the looser who bought it dont listen to it but I listen to ALL 3 of chris cds

By: myesha brown

myesha brown — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:02:24 +0000

I love everything that he does and wil support him no matter what ……

By: MeAllDay

MeAllDay — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 05:52:07 +0000

Graffiti is one of the best CD’s I have heard all year. Chris Brown really delivered an excellent product for those who are interested in good music. I am tired of the comparison btw Chris and someone else. He is his own artist, he writes the majority of his songs and is a wonderful singer & dancers. There is no way to compare say him with anyone especially Rihanna considering she has received all positive press & he has not. Her 1st week sells are far from good considering everything that the media has done to prop this chick up & she only sold 20,000 more copies from her last CD to now. She didn’t even beat Susan Boyle. Chris Brown did very well for a R&B artist. He enter at #1 on the R&B chart & #7 on the Pop, I say that is pretty good for a non-White non-pop artist!

By: Devon

Devon — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:35:47 +0000

Yes!!! For all the haters saying that rihanna album was going to be beat by Chris Brown well look at the charts motherfuckers, Chris Brown’s album finished off at #7 on the charts with his worst first week sales at 102,000….hahahahaha….and everyone sitting here saying his album was going to sell better the first week then rihanna’s well I beg to differ..Rihanna best selling first week beat Chris Brown’s first week..well that shows who’s music was better and it definitely was rihanna’s. now who’s album is going to be a fucking flop..let me hear it: CHRIS BROWN….hahahahahahahahahahaha

By: Ray Ray

Ray Ray — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 15:05:14 +0000

Chris Brown will not be getting any of my money on this. He needs to understand something..People are not going to overlook what he did..I bought his last album and was a fan..but how he’s handling this whole situation just makes me sick… And I’m so sick of these girls sticking up for him despite what he did…The whole things is maddening..He thinks that people should have some sort of sympathy for him..for him?? You can blame the industry for your album flop all you want but it wouldn’t have mattered..former fans like myself wouldn’t have bought that ish anyways even if it were dipped in gold and sold at half price at walmart..eat it!!!!

By: brandy

brandy — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 08:53:46 +0000

I listnened 2 the cd and overall it was gud and alot of the other reviewers say it was crap and I I can say 4 them is put a sock n it

By: Desiree'

Desiree' — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 20:52:59 +0000

I have both Rated R and Grafitti and they are both a little disappointing. Rihanna’s trying to sound extra “gangster” on her album (probably because she doesn’t want to be seen as a victim anymore) and Chris doesn’t know whether he wants to take reponsibility or find someone to blame. Even though both albums are very different, they have one major thing in common: the only REALLY good songs on their cds are the ones that have NOTHING to do with the relationship. It’s a waste of energy to try and pick sides (even though I’m a MAJOR Chris Brown fan!) Graffiti wasn’t as good as his first 2 cds and Rated R wasn’t as good as Good GIrl Gone Bad. They BOTH tried to use their relationship issues to help boost their records…and they BOTH failed in the process. Personally, I hope both of them flop. Then maybe they will learn that they should put more effort into making good music and not as much into perfecting their reputations.