Comments on: Album Review: Chris Brown “Graffiti”

By: Kiezo

Kiezo — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 06:43:54 +0000

I dont agree with the above review, I think that his album is great. What he done is unacceptable, but we cannot judge or look done upon him. Because let he who is without sin, throw the first stone. I enjoy his music and think he is really gifted.

By: Khyber Khan ( USA )

Khyber Khan ( USA ) — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 04:36:03 +0000

Chris bro: i gotta say that this album should be the best album of the year, this review is based on his personal life which iz showing that how stupid some critics writers could be, this review is a complet rabbish/ CB forever and ever
god bless

By: dopeablum

dopeablum — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:50:19 +0000

I agree.. Chris came with a nice album.. Should have waited a little longer though. A little to soon to release a album like this. But none the less it is a crazy dope album. Not every artist can come out with back to back to back nice albums.. But the public is not accepting him all the way, and he can obviously feel it. In reality though people need to learn how to get over his whole situation that happened and move on. He apologized and knows what he did. Yeah he beat the hell out of Ri but come on now. In this industry we have seen a hell of a lot worse than that and we know it. But overall.. Graffiti was a great piece of work hands down. He should get the credit he deserves for this album. Personally I would give him a 4/4.5 out of 5 on this album. Lets not low ball him. It’s dope!

By: Stone

Stone — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:55:25 +0000

I was going to go hard in defense of this review, but yeah, I think I gotta agree with Jonathan. No recording artist is not without his or her faults. Nobody is perfect. People who we thought are bastions of morality are outed for who they really are (Tiger Woods). Everybody else is just slick enough to keep their indiscretions away from TMZ.

HOWEVER..I will say that spent part of my week in a courtroom, where I saw multiple domestic violence cases come before a judge. These people are monsters (one dude struck his pregnant wife multiple times) who need rehabilitation and counseling. I hope to God that Mr. Brown was able to get the help he needs, though I doubt he ever had the chance.

By: jconda

jconda — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:14:00 +0000

HaHaaaaaa, I knew they were going to light it up on this review!

Unfortunately there aren’t too many artists who have released incredible albums that aren’t guilty of some kind of moral degradation, whether it be drug abuse, alcoholism, adultery, physical abuse or all of the above.

I in no way shape or form condone his actions…but we based our reviews on moral character, just about everybody would get, like, 2.5 stars…

But you my dude because you say it like you feel it!

Keep it coming MKD!

By: Tygress

Tygress — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:20:50 +0000

Real talk, i hate the whole auto tune that chris uses on this album it just take away from the songs… couple of the songs were good not great or exceptional. I liked so cold and crawl. I can transform ya was bland… it does nothing for me but i can at least bump to it in the clubs. Famous Girl that he did was just low… i didn’t realise until that song how tacky he was. Over all the album was ok at best.

By: kg

kg — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:06:15 +0000

Is the review about his music or his actions? How can it be said that it’s the best R&B album of the last 5 five years and only recieve 3.5/5 stars?

By: jaycee

jaycee — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 10:02:20 +0000

I have to agree I think its totally wrong to include his personal situation in the review. Either the music was good or it wasn’t. That’s like saying a food is nasty because you are mad at the cook. I love the cd thought it was a little bit for everyone and I think his album coming out now is fine, he threw himself back into work and this was the result. I appreciate he thought enough of his fans not to insult us by slinking of into obscurity and change his image and release a love strung bitter album. Great album let’s focus on that and leave his personal life to him .

By: TonyB

TonyB — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:11:23 +0000

You do great album reviews. I’m especially fond of the Wale and Ryan Leslie reviews, but I respectfully disagree with the way you went about this one. Either the album was good or it wasn’t. If it was good than it deserved a good review regardless of your view of Chris Brown’s personal shortcomings. If you disagreed so much with his personal actions than they best thing to do would be to not write a review at all. I just feel like your giving him publicity just by doing the review. Again, I’m not knocking you cause your the man, but I feel like the music is separate from the person.