Chris Brown drags Zara Larsson after criticism on new album

Chris Brown, who is known for his chart-topping hit tracks, broke his silence to address the ongoing criticism on studio record.

Although the 37-year-old singer is being called out for the project, he gave a fierce response to all those hating on him and his work.

The Girl You Loud hitmaker turned to social media and shared a video message for everyone, gushing: “I know people want me to get on here and say some sad sh*t.”

He continued in a high tone, “We ain’t stopping, we are doing this [redacted],” revealing tour and other things that are expected from his side.

The musician dragged those who are criticising his music: “I know exactly who my fans [are],” asking people to stream “Zara Larsson or somebody” if they are not his fans.

Chris merely teased his upcoming plans without revealing too much details, “I am not going to tell you what’s more to come, but it’s coming at the end of the day.”

Was Chris Brown new album a flop?

This came after his album BROWN seemingly did not fulfil expectations of the listeners as it earned 1.3 rating on Pitchfork.

Alphonse Pierre, reviewer of the studio record, noted that his creation is “soulless, hit-chasing new album [that] doesn’t justify his return to the public eye.”

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