BY: Denver Sean
Published 9 years ago
Chris Brown’s new album ‘Royalty’ is expected to sell 125-135k copies (150-160k including streams) in its first week of release in the United States.
While that’s a pretty decent number by today’s R&B standards, Chris feels he should be selling more and has taken to social media to chastise his ‘fans’.
First, he posted and deleted the following tweet on Instagram:
I'm confused how Chris can post a selfie of him & Royalty can get 200 – 300 likes, but some fan's wouldn't buy his shit for 4.99 or stream?
— TeamBreezy4Life (@Lorraineg828) December 22, 2015
If you missed it, Chris dropped his album down to $4.99 for a limited time to boost sales.
Then, Chris went on a bit of a rant this morning on Twitter calling out ‘fake fans’ and asking for support.
Not afraid of losing. But I'm terrified of stopping! #believeinyourself
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) December 23, 2015
TEAM BREEZY! I'm counting on you all to change the world. I appreciate the real fans.
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) December 23, 2015
If I fail on my own I can can learn from that. I will not allow someone else to dictate my faith in God. Believe in yourself
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) December 23, 2015
https://twitter.com/chrisbrown/status/679618993213145088
https://twitter.com/chrisbrown/status/679620323747082240
https://twitter.com/chrisbrown/status/679620985562087424
No shade, but Chris has no one to blame but his team. Let’s not forget he released a 30+ track mixtape the week before his album. Plus, he released a good 4-5 songs from the album before it hit anyone’s shelves.
You can’t expect people to buy the cow when you’re giving away the milk for free!
