The closing track features Brown explaining his musical gift as something he can’t turn off, even when his life is a mess. It ends on a meta note: “You hate me but you still sing along.”
The mixtapes released in 2010 were generally viewed by fans and some critics as a successful return to form after the commercial struggle of his 2009 album, Graffiti . chris brown album 2010
The rollout of the album was anchored by two massive singles that showcased two very different sides of Chris Brown. The closing track features Brown explaining his musical