Graffiti
| Chris Brown
Graffiti
Graffiti is the third studio album by American singer Chris Brown. It was released on December 7, 2009, by Jive Records. The album serves as a follow-up to his previous album Exclusive (2007). - Wikipedia
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BBC
Plodding melodies draw attention to Brown's unpleasantly macho style and unapologetic sentiments, and the void where his talent, and his future, should be.
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Slant Magazine
Chris Brown’s new album, Graffiti, won’t be able to avoid being heard—and likely rejected—as a rebuttal.
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Sputnik Music
Those looking for Brown to show his soul won’t see it on Graffiti, and for better or worse, that makes it more enjoyable.
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LA Times Blog
It's unlikely that there's anything Chris Brown could have said on his new album -- his first since pleading guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna -- to convince listeners that he's still the sweetheart that early hits presented him as.
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Hip Hop DX
The album’s individual tracks are greater than the sum of the parts.
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All Music
Most of Graffiti is a natural progression for Chris Brown.
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Billboard
Brown shows us on "Graffiti" that he's still a formidable talent.
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The Couch Sessions
Chris Brown doesn’t need an album to rehabilitate his public image, he needs an extended hiatus to do so.
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AV Club
The saddest pop-music incident of 2009 finally gets its stomach-turning denouement with the release of Chris Brown’s new album.
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Spin
On his first album since his infamous altercation with then-girlfriend Rihanna, Chris Brown sounds genuinely remorseful.
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Details of My Life
The highlights of this album? Umm...I know this will sound biased but I’m really, really struggling to find any.
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Entertainment
On the whole, Brown simply struggles to make himself likable, or even respectable.
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The Grape Juice
A great album by an artist, who regardless of the odds, is destined for great things.
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NY Daily News
Brown has delivered the kind of joyful, engaging work that deserves to be praised by many more people than will feel comfortable doing so.
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The Top Tens
This album is passable.
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Jays Hollywoods Latest
While I'm really liking this..There are a few songs I'm not feeling but that's normal.
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The Washington Post
“Graffiti” isn’t a strong return for the 20-year-old — it’s just one sloppy pity party.
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