Chris Brown just can't stop putting his feet in his mouth. Recently, Mr. Breezy, AKA the Felon, approached Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris with an offer to star in his new music video. Needless to say, Paris' grandmother, who is now her legal guardian, was not amused.
If anything can be said for CB, it's that he definitely has chutzpah. And he displayed it recently when he reportedly contacted the 13-year-old daughter of his idol Michael Jackson with an offer that he thought she might actually accept. He wanted her to appear in his next music video. Goodness. Looks like that Grammy win really went to someone's head.
Of course, in all fairness to Mr. Breezy, thinking that Paris Jackson might want to appear in his music video wasn't completely crazy. After all, Paris is about to make her screen début in Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys—a "fantasy adventure/ family" film. Furthermore, the young Miss Jackson is known to be "a HUGE fan of the girl-bashing rapper" and rumor has it that she was thrilled by his offer. Unfortunately for CB, "thrilled" doesn't begin to describe Katherine Jackson's reaction. The Jackson family matriarch reportedly went "ballistic, and barked: No!" And that, as the cliché goes, was that.
And who could blame her?
"She doesn't feel that Brown, who was convicted of felony assault for his attack on Rihanna, is a good influence," explains a Jackson insider. "She allows her granddaughter to be a fan, and lets her attend his concerts, but she draws the line at Paris working side by side with him."
So, there you have it. Katherine Jackson has some nerve forbidding her granddaughter to work with a woman-beating, chair-throwing, phone-stealing, seagull-chasing lunatic—er—Grammy winner. What was she thinking?
Just kidding. You go, Mrs. Jackson.
As for Chris Brown, better luck next time.
© Hope Carson 2012
Hope Carson is the author of 2 books: A Roaring Girl: An Interview with the Thinking Man's Hooker and A Thousand and One Night Stands: The Life of Jon Vincent. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Comments: 7
That, & everything else you said! It's like CB's never going to live this down. Yeah, and when their white guys beat up on them, it gets swept under the rug, hushed hushed, or they set a different standard for forgiveness. I'm really sick of it~it's the height of hypocrisy and racial disharmony at it's worst!
You probably need to fall back off Chris Brown. Wow it is astonishing how you continually write hate filled comments on a person that you have never even met. And futhermore what has he done to hurt you. May I suggest you seek therapy for your hatred of a person that does not even know you exist.
Thank goodness the violent Mr. Breezy does not know I exist. If he did, he might come over and beat me up, throw my furniture out the window, steal my iPhone, and terrorize my neighbors. I have a question--if Chris Brown were a construction worker, janitor, student, attorney, waiter, officer drone, bus driver etc who beat women, stole, yelled homophobic slurs at strangers, and deliberately annoyed his neighbors, would you still think he was a great guy? If the answer is yes, then may I suggest that you seek therapy to find out why you think it's O.K. for men to brutalize women. Ever heard the saying "physician heal thyself?"