Chris Brown

Chris Brown is a R&B/Pop singer and songwriter. He exploded on the music scene when he was just 15 years old, scoring a number one hit "Run It!" from his first self-titled album and is considered to be one of the singers to claim Michael Jackson's "King of Pop" title. His Hip-hop infused R&B style and dance movers made him a perfect teen heartthrob.

He came under heavy scrutiny and derision due to the Domestic Abuse incident of then-girlfriend, pop singer Rihanna in 2009. He was sentenced to community service and is a convicted felon. His popularity and sales took a hit, and much of 2009-2011 was spent rebuilding his image, with the occasional slip-up. It paid off; he scored a number one hit on the U.S. R&B charts with Deuces in 2010 and scored a number one album called F.A.M.E. in 2011 on the Billboard 200 charts, for which he received 3 Grammy Awards in 2012.

Discography:

Albums

Chris Brown (2005)
Exclusive (2007)
Graffiti (2009)
F.A.M.E. (2011)
Fortune (2012)
X (2014)
Fan of a Fan: The Album (2015, with Tyga)
Royalty (2015)
Heartbreak on a Full Moon (2017)
Indigo (2019)

Mixtapes

In My Zone (Rhythm & Streets) (2010)
Fan of a Fan (2010, with Tyga)
In My Zone 2 (2010)
Boy in Detention (2011)
X Files (2013)
Before the Party (2015)
Before the Trap: Nights in Tarzana (2016, with OBH)
Attack the Block (2016, with OHB and Section Boyz)
Burn My Name (2017, with Ray J)
Slime & B (2020, with Young Thug)

Chris Brown has performed in the following roles:

The OC -- Will Tutt, 3 episodes (2007)
Stomp The Yard -- Duron Williams (2007)
This Christmas -- "Michael 'Baby' Whitfield" (2007)
Takers -- Jessie Attica (2010)

Chris Brown provides examples of the following tropes:

Attack Backfire -- Partially the reason behind his successful comeback.
Abusive Parents -- His stepfather violently beat his mother, and he was so afraid of him he used to wet himself.
Boastful Rap: "Look At Me Now".
Breakthrough Hit: "Run It!"
Break Up Song: "Say Goodbye".
Career Resurrection -- After the Graffiti flop and still under heavy media derision, he pretty much rebounded. The movie Takers which he co-starred was well received and F.A.M.E. was a number one album with 3 number one singles on several different charts.
Controversy-Proof Image -- Chris Brown was a pariah for about 2 years to the majority of the world after the Rihanna incident, but his fan base adamantly stuck by him the whole time.
Cursed with Awesome/Wangst: "Lucky Me"
Darkskinned Blonde --Off and on during the F.A.M.E. album.
Domestic Abuse: Was the abuser towards Rihanna. This has been a permanent black stain on his career since.
Easily Forgiven -- By his fanbase/recording industry, in any case.
Fan Community Nicknames: Team Breezy
Fun with Acronyms: "F[orgiving].A[ll].M[y].E[nemies]." and "F[ans].A[re].M[y].E[verything]."
Grammy Award: One for Best R&B Album for "F.A.M.E."
Identical Stranger: Looks very much like NBA player Shannon Brown. Coincidentally, they share the same last name.
Intercourse with You -- "Take You Down" and later "Take My Time."
- Just on his latest album, there's "No B.S.", "Wet the Bed", and "Beg for It."
Mr. Fanservice
Must Make Amends -- "Crawl," for example.
Right Through His Pants -- The video for "No Bullshit."
Piss-Take Rap -- Inverted, he does rap often in some songs.
Signature Song -- Most likely "Forever", although "Yeah X3" could count post-Rihanna incident.
Self-Titled Album -- Debut
Take That, Critics! -- "Look At Me Now".
Wolverine Publicity -- In the year 2011 he has been featured on a ton of rap songs.