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Chris Brown’s Documentary Brings the Roasters too his Yard
Chris Brown attempted to make people feel sorry for him yesterday when he released the trailer of his new project, ‘Welcome to My World’, but the singer’s project brought him an overwhelming backlash from fans.
“I was thinking about suicide and everything else. I wasn’t sleeping, I wasn’t eating. I just was getting high,” the 26-year-old father of one said in the documentary, adding that he ‘felt like a monster’ after brutally assaulting then-girlfriend, Rihanna.
The insanely gifted singer got no sympathy from the media houses and fans as he reached for it and it is all thanks to how he treats women AFTER assaulting Rihanna.
Recall that weeks ago, fellow singer Kehlani attempted suicide when she was ‘busted’ for cheating on her basketballer boyfriend Kyrie Irving and Breezy dragged her on social media, claiming that she never attempted suicide.
“There is no attempting suicide,” Chris Brown wrote on Twitter, adding, “Stop flexing for the gram. Doing shit for sympathy so them comments under your pics don’t look so bad.” And when he was called out for all the insensitive comments, he insulted more women and said, “I don’t give a f**k!*”
Chris Brown got a taste of his medicine as the media and fans flipped the finger at him yesterday after he dropped the trailer with even the biggest houses like Huffington Post, New York Magazine, Paper and more, joined in roasting him. See some of the reactions:
Chris Brown opens up about beating Rihanna in 2009 in new documentary that no one asked for https://t.co/Wh3LHfwjEO pic.twitter.com/rvOfQuwI96
— PAPER Magazine (@papermagazine) April 18, 2016
Don't bother watching that garbage documentary about garbage-person Chris Brown: https://t.co/HGUfyTGePU pic.twitter.com/1NNWSwfiCM
— New York Magazine (@NYMag) April 18, 2016
There's going to be a new Chris Brown documentary where he expects us to feel sorry for him. https://t.co/TeurmILK7K pic.twitter.com/USsGTV5LJV
— HuffPostEnt (@HuffPostEnt) April 18, 2016
Chris Brown: Says Kehlani's suicide attempt was for attention.
Chris Brown: Claims he thought about suicide in his documentary.— Roza (@RozalinaB) April 18, 2016
Suicide isn't a game, bro. If you can't be empathetic to Kehlani's struggle, you shouldn't expect people to show you empathy. @chrisbrown
— Bae Grylls (@TheAuracl3) April 18, 2016
And in normal Chris Brown fashion, the artiste clapped back commenting under a fan’s post on Instagram.
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