Those Brits Really Hold a Grudge

Last week a mysterious marketing plot was deployed on R&B bad boy crooner Chris Brown.  But its intentions where not nearly as as harmful as the culprit probably hoped it would be.

Over night a series of warning labels popped up on Chris Brown's latest album, "Fortune."  The warning label reads:

In stead of throwing a fit, or a chair for that matter, Breezy and his marketing team are laughing the situations off.  The ploy would probably help Mr. Brown's sales more than anything because at this point, who really does not know about that whole situation?  There's really no more that can be said or done about it, especially after Rihanna's comments on how she feels about Chris during her interview on Oprah's Next Chapter. So really, the world wide media coverage that this stunt has produced is free publicity.

I personally would not mind purchasing a CD with the infamous sticker on the cover, like sort of a collector's item, but then again, I'm weird and unnecessary like that(LOL) I mean if Rihanna is over it shouldn't everyone else?  She forgave and moved on, it didn't even happen to them why are they still so pressed over it?


They say don't buy the CD, not really much  on not buying the digital download ;)

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