US music stores have ‘blackballed’ me since attack on Rihanna – Chris Brown

And it took him five months to apologise in a disastrous internet video. Now the R’n’B star reckons he’s been victimised and even claims to have seen evidence of it himself in a US store. He claims they are shunning Graffiti, which came out on December 8. He Tweeted that he had been in a […]

And it took him five months to apologise in a disastrous internet video. Now the R’n’B star reckons he’s been victimised and even claims to have seen evidence of it himself in a US store.

He claims they are shunning Graffiti, which came out on December 8. He Tweeted that he had been in a branch of Walmart, saying: “They didn’t even have my album in the back, not on shelves. I saw for myself.

“The manager told me that when there are new releases, it’s mandatory to put them on shelves but no Graffiti.” The self-pitying singer continued: “I’m tired of this. Major stores are blackballing my CD. Not stocking the shelves and lying to customers.”

His latest outburst may not have done him any favours as it doesn’t exactly prove he’s been working on his anger management issues. Unrepentant, he followed up the display by adding: “WTF … yeah I said it and I ain’t retracting it. I’m not biting my tongue.

Brown was given community service after admitting the attack on Rihanna. He also reportedly took anger management classes. He blamed bad PR advice for the length of time it took him to say sorry. In the apology video, he admitted: “I was wrong for what I did. I would definitely say that. “It’s not something that I look past or look over. It’s something that’s really touchy.”

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