You ‘Can’t Do’ What I Do – Hollywood Life
Chris Brown went OFF on his doubters, informing them he doesn’t require their ‘approval’ since he recognizes he ‘makes real music for the people.’
“Say what you want…” Chris Brown started at the message he published to his Instagram Stories on Dec. 28, “But when it come(sic) to what I do, you can’t do it.” The 31-year-old vocalist didn’t truly define what made him begin this tirade, however it appears he captured a little bit of “hate” online as well as really felt the requirement to slap back. “Approval ain’t sh-t when you make real music for the people!!! No cocky sh-t, but I’ve been proving myself and providing some sort of comfort for my fans’ emotions. If you think I’m in this studio on sone bullsh-t, every second of my life, [then] you are out of your rabbit ass mind!”
“I’ma keep working overtime because that’s what it takes!!!” proceeded Chris. “No hate, but I respect all the young n—-s trying to follow they (sic) dream. I hate on no music and no struggle. There is room for sunstance (sic), growth.” Chris after that stated he really felt “a type of way today,” so he “decided to drop my nutts.” Chris finished his screed with “manifestation is not a myth. Spirituality does not make you a b-tch!”
Again, Chris didn’t define that this message was for. His Instagram biography flaunts the expression “IM THE BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO ME,” as well as on Dec. 22, Chris released a message regarding just how “Go Crazy,” his tune with Young Thug, struck the top of the Billboard Hot R&B Songs graph. “Go Crazy” comes from Breezy as well as Young Thug’s joint mixtape, Slime & B. The mixtape just got to No. 155 on the Billboard Top 200, as well as came to a head at No. 20 on the Top R&B Albums graph. The launch obtained blended testimonials. HipHopDX provided it a 4.4/5, as well as Pitchfork ranked it a 5.0, calling it a “mismatch” that needed Thug to “sacrifice a ton of what makes him special and engaging” in order to collaborate with Chris.
Chris’s use “you can’t do it” conjures up a minute from 2019 after Beyoncé launched her Homecoming docudrama on Netflix. While followers were humming over the within consider her 2018 Coachella headlining efficiency, one follower made a decision to kick the hornets’ nest – or, in this instance, the Beyhive. “Until the day does this on stage, never in your life compare her to Breezy,” a follower (from a now-suspended account) tweeted together with a video clip of Chris doing a front flip. The noticeable giant achieved success, as a battle burst out in between the Beyhive as well as Team Breezy.
