Okay so Afterlife by Chris Brown is out now after 7 years, but how? All thanks to DarkBeastPrince777 (Me😂)
- Made a petition with 100+ legit sign ups
- Made an audio edit with 2k+ views
- Spammed in Chris's comment to Drop Afterlife (Got blocked)
- Tweet spam to Drop Afterlife
J.G. Quintel says Rigby from ‘REGULAR SHOW’ was originally going to be named Ricky.
“I was originally going to name him Ricky, but I told my wife about it and she misheard me and said ‘Rigby?’ and I was like ‘that’s way better.’”
Here are some achievements that make Chris Brown ONE Of THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF ALL TIME AND DESERVE THE HALFTIME SHOW OF SUPERBOWL 👑🐐;
- Has sold over 150 million records worldwide.
- Currently has over 200 career awards, including 21 BET Awards, 2 Grammy Awards, and multiple AMAs.
- Chris holds the most Billboard Hot 100 entries of any male vocalist, with 125, as well as three No. 1 albums on the chart.
- He has accumulated over 145 million RIAA-certified digital single units in the U.S.
- He was the first male artist to hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with a debut single while still a teenager.
- He is one of the few artists to go on a solo world stadium tour and sell out every venue, grossing over $300 million.
- Chris has amazingly earned over $500 million in total touring income, one of the highest amounts by a male artist.
- Chris has maintained extraordinary longevity, including charting on the Hot 100 across more than 20 years.
Chris Brown's catalog and run definitely put him in the GOAT debate of this era. 🐐💯🙌🏼
LMAOAOAOAOAOAOAOOAOAOAOAOAOOAOAOAOAOOAOAOAO these “perfect” people can’t stop lying
“when the hate don’t work, they gon start telling lies”
-Chris Brown
@ByrieOhb Is it me or kaioken on blue kinda looks ugly (in Sparking Zero) I'm cool w other transformations, oh and Vegeta blue evolution looks almost the same as blue so they need to fix it
YouTuber PewDiePie has now ended his family vlogs with his wife Marzia to protect their son Björn's privacy
"I want him to make his own choices. He deserves his own privacy"