OlderChris Brown: Jenesse Back to School Fall Festival!
Chris Brown attends the Jenesse Back To School Fall Festival on Wednesday (September 5) in Los Angeles.
The night before, the 23-year-old singer looked stylish in a bright red jacket as he exited Supperclub in Hollywood.
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Over the weekend, Chris was spotted at the Kandy Vegas Labor Day weekend party in Las Vegas.
On Thursday, Chris picked up an award at the 2012 MTV VMAs.
15+ pictures inside of Chris Brown at the Jenesse Back to School Festival and leaving a nightclub…
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#odd He looks like a freak of nature.
Just Jared, you forgot to add how the Jenesse foundation helps to educate and raise awareness for domestic violence. Chris Brown has been contributing to this. I think this is beginning to show us his transformation from a monster to a human. Good for you Chris. At least you’re trying to better yourself, matter the backlash you’re getting.
@mel: nice to know that an abuser can ‘contribute’ to a domestic violence foundation and be forgiven but someone who sexu*ally abuses cannot? they are both disgusting acts and should not be forgiven.
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i like that people can differentiate between the two. its truly a testament to our time. women being called sl*ts for no reason other then dating leo decaps or a gold digger because her partner is wealthier..
it scares me that this is the world my niece will grow up in
He’s a very handsome man and I like the blond hair. That said, to bad it’s ruined by his volatile nature and his limited talent that keeps producing stupid dumb lyrics about sexual conquests ad nauseam.
Changed man my ass. His agent is just trying to market him with better PR ventures.
Have you ever been mad at someone? I have, check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1kZW2RLxzo#t=15m49s
Why dont you Post the pics of Rihanna kissing Chris at the VMA awards?
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