Ask R. Kelly: when it's alleged that you've done something that the vast majority of the public finds reprehensible, you have to sing about how bad you feel at length, in order to prove you're not scum. Does anybody remember "Heaven, I Need a Hug"? Well, Chris Brown understands this, though his is albeit a different case; Brown plead guilty to assault, and this new track off of his upcoming album Graffiti, "Changed Man," insists just that.
The whole thing is addressed to some unnamed other, but obviously the purpose of the song is to start the rehabilitation of Brown's public image. He makes an incredibly cheesy reference to "Everybody Hates Chris," and acknowledges that "saying 'I'm sorry' doesn't make it all right," but Brown should take a leaf out of Kells' book. Perhaps sadly, if your songs are catchy enough, half of the people will forget that you ever did anything bad at all, and the other half will still buy your records anyway.
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Chris brown need not to worry about people forgetting. People may not forget but will forgive him. it may takes some time but it will happen for him. Just give it a few years. he is only 20 years old and still young and everyone will forgive him i did, but he has to prove to the world that he is really good at what he does in music and entertainment field. I believe with all my heart that chris brown is the only person that can make a good michael jackson cut he is the only male person with his potentials in area of entertainment. so Chris needs not look down on his self anymore lift your head high in the air and walk tall chris the world has to see that you have faith and confidence in your self by the way you sell your self to the world we fall down as the song said but we get up. work on your image and creat great songs with good dance moves. Love you chris brown may God almight shine the light of christ on you and may you shine.