I agree with DLS77. At what point to do we move on and say that he made a mistake and give him a second chance. The same way major networks did Janet Jackson for the superbowl incident, whether is was intentional or truly a malfunction. At the end of the day we're all human and make mistakes. It's when we make the same mistake over again that it becomes unexcusable. And finally there is a difference between a couple getting into a fight that got out of hand and an abuser. They are two totally different things.

Thanks for "Night Shift."

I think this new generation has lost the choice of defining the many facets of being a man. I was tickled by the intro showing the men grooming themselves. If this were shot today the guys would be accused of being gay and not "hard. The creativity and the "JOY" of music has been lost as well.

Who honestly cares about Chris Brown and his latest entrance to parade of stage humping male balladeers?!

@baybruh: Yeah, he has been blaming a lot of people for things they didn't do lately. I'm not surprised.

@DLS77: He's sabotaged himself. Nobody owes him (or anyone, really) anything.

He went off the deep end...the cd was actually just sold out. I'm sure his foot is planted in his mouth.

Ro are really okay with WalMart not carrying Chris Brown's cd? (Not that I'm in a rush to buy it...) If that is true, then they need to stop carrying any R. Kelly cd, James Green cd, and anyone else known for abuse. Does the biy need to sit somewhere and shut up for a minute, yes! Does his career really need to be sabotaged? I don't necessarily agree....

What a handsome group of men! Night Shift is a classic. Thanks for the reminder, Soul Bounce!