Chris Brown's vocals get dropped. (Photo: AP/Katty Winn)
Chris Brown allegedly continues to pay for his physical altercation with ex-girlfriend Rihanna.
According to reports, Chris Brown’s vocals were removed off of a song that appears on rapper/producer Timbaland’s forthcoming album Shock Value 2.
Though Marcus Spence – a spokesperson for the producer – brushed away rumors that suggested that Chris Brown’s vocals were removed because of his tainted image, Spence insists that Chris’s vocals were removed as a result of a creative decision understood by both parties.
Gossip website TMZ are singing a different tune.
According to the site, Chris Brown was removed from the song “The One I Love” because Timbaland did not want to be associated with Chris Brown due to the controversy stemming from his altercation with Rihanna.
Rapper D.O.E., who appears on “The One I Love,” says that Chris Brown’s vocals were removed from the track because ”some people” did not think that it would be a wise idea to have Chris associated with the song for his sake. This of course was before the title was changed from “Maniac” to “The One I Love.”
Chris Brown is scheduled to release his latest album Graffiti on December 8.
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I like chris brown
no1 cares
Why is Timbaland using Chris Brown's name to let people know he has an album coming out!!!
Timbaland who? Who wants to see him. Should just stay behind the scenes.
all this is b.s. nd i think that chris should of stayed on the trackk ! erbody is accepting her but not him its in the past nd it needs to be let go of !
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