i'm just glad somebody in his camp told him to tone it down. His immarturity shows very easily and Twitter is a good way for you to expose your irratiional thoughts to a gazillion people. i want the little boy to do better, but he needs to start maturing quick, fats, and in a hurry.

Oh yeah, I forgot I read about that part. One more thing I forgot to mention, what the hell was he doing posting personal stuff like this on his twitter anyway?

I understand he needs to release some pent up anger but it would have been a better idea to talk someone that's not on the internet that way his messages wouldn't be put on blast for the media to pick up, especially ones he doesn't want anyone to see.

I'm pretty sure that's the last thing he needs.

Talk about going apesh*t for nothing. Chris Brown, when will you ever learn. *smdh*

The thing with Chris Brown is the Walmart has already come out and said they actually sold out of his CD at the location he visited and Walmart has said they are carrying his CD. So he's really not helping himself by making statements on his twitter before investigating.

Although I recognize that it's going to take a long time (LONG time) before he can regain his reputation and win back the publics forgiveness. I wish they would stop doing this to Chris Brown, he has to have learned his lesson by now.

Who wouldn't after doing community service (having vids and pics taken of it, no matter how short the sentence. ), getting your endorsement deals taken away, losing the oppurtunity to pay tribute to one of his idols at the (AWFUL) BET Awards / Slap in the face to the KOP and getting chewed out in an interview by Rihanna.

He can't be boycotted forever. He's still young and has a lot to learn, only time will tell if he's really changed and matured since then. (Hopefully)