The Road Home Continues

Earlier this summer I expressed my thoughts on Chris Brown's stellar performance as he paid tribute to his musical idol the late Micheal Jackson. He sang and dance to classic hits such as "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Remember the Time", "Billie Jean", but he broke down in tears to a song that made him face his demons and realize that Micheal is gone and that song was "Man In the Mirror." Honestly I think Chris is changing his ways in fact Chris made a recent court appearance for his community service and the judge said that Chris is doing a great job. So far Chris has completed 290 hours of service and has continued to receive positive reviews from his domestic violence counselors.

Another accomplishment that has come Chris's way is he now has a #1 single again "Deuces" this is the first time in four years since he has a #1 single. His last album Graffiti spawned hits such as "I Can Transform Ya" and "Crawl" but failed to reach commercial success from previous singles. Chris also has the Number One movie in the country under his belt "Takers" his co-stars include T.I., Idris Alba, Paul Walker, Micheal Ealy, just to name a few go see it I heard it is great and jam packed with action. By the way Chris is working on a new album and basically wasn't able to go on tour with Usher due to his restricted to rights to travel.

I read other blogs and comments on the Internet and Chris is still being condemned his actions the unfortunate mistake he last year when he attacked then girlfriend Rihanna. I feel as though he has been bashed and embarrassed enough what happened between is their business they just so happened to be famous. I thought it was foolish on society's part to act is this was the first act of violence towards a woman it has been going on for years and also not analyze the whole situation. Domestic violence isn't just a man against a woman it could be the other way around. I hope Chris continues to do well and move on with his life.