November 26, 2012

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Chris Brown has deleted his Twitter account following an online spat with comedy writer Jenny Johnson.

It apparently all started when Johnson responded to a tweet by Chris that read, "I look old as f**k! I'm only 23..." She replied, "I know! Being a worthless piece of s**t can really age a person."

Chris struck back by writing, "take them teeth out when u Sucking my d**k H*E."

The angry exchange continued, as Johnson corrected the singer's spelling and linked to a news story regarding his 2009 assault of Rihanna, and Chris repeatedly insulted the writer. ''It's 'HO' not "HOE" you ignorant fuck'', replied Johnson.

Chris later deleted his account. One of his last tweets, as posted by Celebrity Tweet, reads, "To teambreezy... Know that I'm not upset. Just felt like entertaining the ignorance. These bitches crazy..Further proved my point of how immature society is. #CarpeDiem...Catch me in traffic..."

[Edited 11/26/12 12:05pm]

this is exactly why i choose not to be a TWITter. e'rthing one expresses can be viewed by the masses. no off the cuff statements or rants can be made w/out regret - in like forever.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/s...nny-johnso

Jenny Johnson @JennyJohnsonHi5 Follow

I know! Being a worthless piece of shit can really age a person. RT @chrisbrown: I look old as fuck! I'm only 23...

Jenny Johnson @JennyJohnsonHi5 Follow

I have zero respect for a person who seems unapologetic for the terrible crime he committed and shows no signs of changing.

Chris Brown's last tweets before his account was deactivated on Sunday night:

[Edited 11/26/12 6:12am]

When no one is talking about you, publicly insult someone that is actually famous so you can, in turn, be mentioned.

Just another parasite to add to the mix.

Ask Rihanna if she mad. Way to keep it classy and mature Breezy.

I agree with you Erin but any little thing sets this guy off.

Twitter is for the birds.

Timmy84 said:

Twitter is for the birds.

I've had a Twitter account for years and never use it. I don't "get" it. I hate knowing what celebrities are thinking. I don't care. The more I know about a celebrity, the less I like them.

Stymie said:

Timmy84 said:

Twitter is for the birds.

I've had a Twitter account for years and never use it. I don't "get" it. I hate knowing what celebrities are thinking. I don't care. The more I know about a celebrity, the less I like them.

This is why I never created an account at all. I have no interest in knowing what people are thinking every second of the day, let alone celebrities.

Stymie said:

Ask Rihanna if she mad. Way to keep it classy and mature Breezy.

I agree with you Erin but any little thing sets this guy off.

Chris Brown may have some serious problems and issues but this kind of shit is just another example of bullying...and even worse, just for shits and giggles to get your name out there.

JustErin said:

Stymie said:

Ask Rihanna if she mad. Way to keep it classy and mature Breezy.

I agree with you Erin but any little thing sets this guy off.

Chris Brown may have some serious problems and issues but this kind of shit is just another example of bullying...and even worse, just for shits and giggles to get your name out there.

I don't know if she was trying to get her name out there tho. I see nothing that makes me think that. I do think she probably would not say any if that shit to his face and that would make her a punkass and a internet bully.

aardvark15 said:

I just hope he deletes his music career soon too

Not because of the Rihanna issue but because he sucks.

Stymie said:

JustErin said:

Chris Brown may have some serious problems and issues but this kind of shit is just another example of bullying...and even worse, just for shits and giggles to get your name out there.

I don't know if she was trying to get her name out there tho. I see nothing that makes me think that. I do think she probably would not say any if that shit to his face and that would make her a punkass and a internet bully.

Well, I have no idea who this person is...people post on twitter for attention, especially if they are in the business..it's all about getting more followers.

The thing she said that bugs me the most is this:

"I have zero respect for a person who seems unapologetic for the terrible crime he committed and shows no signs of changing"

Does this woman even know him? If not, she has no idea what she's talking about.

And his initial tweet had nothing to do with the above quote made by her.

oops

[Edited 11/26/12 9:23am]

Stymie said:

Ask Rihanna if she mad. Way to keep it classy and mature Breezy.

I agree with you Erin but any little thing sets this guy off.

From what I understand he and Rihanna spent some time together over the holiday, so I think his point was, SHE'S the only one that should rightfully be mad with him and she obviously isn't. Everybody else is on some other shit and using him as an excuse.

I don't care for him much at all but I have to say that this incident was totally uncalled for and he's not the one at fault.

JustErin said:

Stymie said:

I don't know if she was trying to get her name out there tho. I see nothing that makes me think that. I do think she probably would not say any if that shit to his face and that would make her a punkass and a internet bully.

Well, I have no idea who this person is...people post on twitter for attention, especially if they are in the business..it's all about getting more followers.

The thing she said that bugs me the most is this:

"I have zero respect for a person who seems unapologetic for the terrible crime he committed and shows no signs of changing"

Does this woman even know him? If not, she has no idea what she's talking about.

And his initial tweet had nothing to do with the above quote made by her.

oops

[Edited 11/26/12 9:23am]

Exactly.

Identity said:

November 26, 2012

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Chris Brown has deleted his Twitter account following an online spat with comedy writer Jenny Johnson.

It apparently all started when Johnson responded to a tweet by Chris that read, "I look old as f**k! I'm only 23..." She replied, "I know! Being a worthless piece of s**t can really age a person."

Chris struck back by writing, "take them teeth out when u Sucking my d**k H*E."

The angry exchange continued, as Johnson corrected the singer's spelling and linked to a news story regarding his 2009 assault of Rihanna, and Chris repeatedly insulted the writer. ''It's 'HO' not "HOE" you ignorant fuck'', replied Johnson.

Chris later deleted his account. One of his last tweets, as posted by Celebrity Tweet, reads, "To teambreezy... Know that I'm not upset. Just felt like entertaining the ignorance. These bitches crazy..Further proved my point of how immature society is. #CarpeDiem...Catch me in traffic..."

Johnson concluded: "According to Team Breezy, if you have a difference of opinion with someone, "eating a dick" is the cure for any and all problems."

wow. she just came out of nowhere and attacked him. mind you, domestic abuse ain't no laughing matter. still though....

missfee said:

Stymie said:

I've had a Twitter account for years and never use it. I don't "get" it. I hate knowing what celebrities are thinking. I don't care. The more I know about a celebrity, the less I like them.

This is why I never created an account at all. I have no interest in knowing what people are thinking every second of the day, let alone celebrities.

Me neither. Never have and never will. I don't do Facebook either. I have so much more going on in my life than wasting it on those sites.

Besides, most celebrities have such huge egos and end up acting like assholes.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Stymie said:

Ask Rihanna if she mad. Way to keep it classy and mature Breezy.

I agree with you Erin but any little thing sets this guy off.

From what I understand he and Rihanna spent some time together over the holiday, so I think his point was, SHE'S the only one that should rightfully be mad with him and she obviously isn't. Everybody else is on some other shit and using him as an excuse.

I don't care for him much at all but I have to say that this incident was totally uncalled for and he's not the one at fault.

Point taken.

Unfortunately, others are not as forgiving and I think the right thing to do would have been to not acknowledge this lady. She cannot be the only person who's made these points to him.

Stymie said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

From what I understand he and Rihanna spent some time together over the holiday, so I think his point was, SHE'S the only one that should rightfully be mad with him and she obviously isn't. Everybody else is on some other shit and using him as an excuse.

I don't care for him much at all but I have to say that this incident was totally uncalled for and he's not the one at fault.

Point taken.

Unfortunately, others are not as forgiving and I think the right thing to do would have been to not acknowledge this lady. She cannot be the only person who's made these points to him.

Here's the thing, though...as I see it, at least on a very superficial level and admittedly pretty ignorant level.

Chris Brown is clearly an individual with issues, and doesn't come off as the brightest kid most times either...however, being a crude jerk (really no more crude than this woman clearly is) does not mean that he a) has not changed when it comes to his one reported incident of domestic violence (in fact the lack of another reported incident pretty much shows that he has changed) and b) is unapologetic about it. How many times is this dude supposed to say he is sorry. He's trying to move on, others close to him have moved on...it's only ignorant outsiders that are running their mouths about him now.

Stymie said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

From what I understand he and Rihanna spent some time together over the holiday, so I think his point was, SHE'S the only one that should rightfully be mad with him and she obviously isn't. Everybody else is on some other shit and using him as an excuse.

I don't care for him much at all but I have to say that this incident was totally uncalled for and he's not the one at fault.

Point taken.

Unfortunately, others are not as forgiving and I think the right thing to do would have been to not acknowledge this lady. She cannot be the only person who's made these points to him.

Just because she's OK with him beating the crap out of her doesn't mean that beating the crap out of her was OK.

XxAxX said:

Identity said:

November 26, 2012

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Chris Brown has deleted his Twitter account following an online spat with comedy writer Jenny Johnson.

It apparently all started when Johnson responded to a tweet by Chris that read, "I look old as f**k! I'm only 23..." She replied, "I know! Being a worthless piece of s**t can really age a person."

Chris struck back by writing, "take them teeth out when u Sucking my d**k H*E."

The angry exchange continued, as Johnson corrected the singer's spelling and linked to a news story regarding his 2009 assault of Rihanna, and Chris repeatedly insulted the writer. ''It's 'HO' not "HOE" you ignorant fuck'', replied Johnson.

Chris later deleted his account. One of his last tweets, as posted by Celebrity Tweet, reads, "To teambreezy... Know that I'm not upset. Just felt like entertaining the ignorance. These bitches crazy..Further proved my point of how immature society is. #CarpeDiem...Catch me in traffic..."

Johnson concluded: "According to Team Breezy, if you have a difference of opinion with someone, "eating a dick" is the cure for any and all problems."

wow. she just came out of nowhere and attacked him. mind you, domestic abuse ain't no laughing matter. still though....

It isn't a laughing matter, but it's one of the ways I can manage talking about the subject. Using laughter to heal wounds-you can either cry about a subject or laugh. I choose to laugh.

As for CB His demeanor in public with regards to handling questions about the abuse of RiRi on abc tv showed that he has no true remorse for his wrong doings. His actions speak for themselves, he is an arrogant can do no wrong a-hole with a decent dance ability-could be phenomenal if he challenged himself but doesn't-and he has a crappy voice.

JustErin said:

Stymie said:

Point taken.

Unfortunately, others are not as forgiving and I think the right thing to do would have been to not acknowledge this lady. She cannot be the only person who's made these points to him.

Here's the thing, though...as I see it, at least on a very superficial level and admittedly pretty ignorant level.

Chris Brown is clearly an individual with issues, and doesn't come off as the brightest kid most times either...however, being a crude jerk (really no more crude than this woman clearly is) does not mean that he a) has not changed when it comes to his one reported incident of domestic violence (in fact the lack of another reported incident pretty much shows that he has changed) and b) is unapologetic about it. How many times is this dude supposed to say he is sorry. He's trying to move on, others close to him have moved on...it's only ignorant outsiders that are running their mouths about him now.

Other reported incidences have him breaking shit and getting into it at a club and his verbal exchanges on social media sites show he continues to have anger issues.

However, as a person who wishes she had never heard of this guy, his life has nothing to do with mine so how I feel about it is pointless.

Stymie said:

Timmy84 said:

Twitter is for the birds.

I've had a Twitter account for years and never use it. I don't "get" it. I hate knowing what celebrities are thinking. I don't care. The more I know about a celebrity, the less I like them.

Right. It seems to bring the worst out of them...

Stymie said:

JustErin said:

Here's the thing, though...as I see it, at least on a very superficial level and admittedly pretty ignorant level.

Chris Brown is clearly an individual with issues, and doesn't come off as the brightest kid most times either...however, being a crude jerk (really no more crude than this woman clearly is) does not mean that he a) has not changed when it comes to his one reported incident of domestic violence (in fact the lack of another reported incident pretty much shows that he has changed) and b) is unapologetic about it. How many times is this dude supposed to say he is sorry. He's trying to move on, others close to him have moved on...it's only ignorant outsiders that are running their mouths about him now.

Other reported incidences have him breaking shit and getting into it at a club and his verbal exchanges on social media sites show he continues to have anger issues.

However, as a person who wishes she had never heard of this guy, his life has nothing to do with mine so how I feel about it is pointless.

Yeah, I remember reading about that window thing - quite a while ago. Celebs get into it all the time but rarely do I see these people vilified as much as Chris Brown is.

If verbal exchanges means that you have real anger issues, I'd say 98% of people on the internet are exactly like he is.

If Chris Brown had true remorse-you would be okay with people asking you about the event with R. This would be Chris's punishment that he deserved. Secondly, if Chris Brown had true remorse he would take all these opportunities to tell everyone what he did was wrong and to use this example of what not to do in a heated situation. Chris Brown would use this to teach others who might be in this situation right now. That would be true remorse.

Stymie said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

From what I understand he and Rihanna spent some time together over the holiday, so I think his point was, SHE'S the only one that should rightfully be mad with him and she obviously isn't. Everybody else is on some other shit and using him as an excuse.

I don't care for him much at all but I have to say that this incident was totally uncalled for and he's not the one at fault.

Point taken.

Unfortunately, others are not as forgiving and I think the right thing to do would have been to not acknowledge this lady. She cannot be the only person who's made these points to him.

He's actually been ignoring her. This wasn't the first time she's gone after him on Twitter.

http://www.huffingtonpost...88841.html

Johnson, who is often cited as one of the funniest presences on Twitter, has poked fun at Brown ever since his 2009 arrest for beating his former (and maybe current?) girlfriend Rihanna, largely due to his apparent lack of remorse. One of Johnson's most popular tweets, "Call me old fashioned, but Chris Brown should be in prison," was retweeted 1,869 times.

This time though, she took a harmless comment that had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with her nor his crime against Rihanna and turned it into a public personal attack on him for no reason other than getting him to react and react he did.

JustErin said:

Stymie said:

Other reported incidences have him breaking shit and getting into it at a club and his verbal exchanges on social media sites show he continues to have anger issues.

However, as a person who wishes she had never heard of this guy, his life has nothing to do with mine so how I feel about it is pointless.

Yeah, I remember reading about that window thing - quite a while ago. Celebs get into it all the time but rarely do I see these people vilified as much as Chris Brown is.

If verbal exchanges means that you have real anger issues, I'd say 98% of people on the internet are exactly like he is.

I think 98% of the people on the internet do have anger issues in a punk bitch, passive agressive way.

He's vilified and will continue to be vilified because of what HE did. Right or wrong, the public is unforgiving in situations like this. I don't see him as changing but like I said, he doesn't have to prove anything to me.

He let her punk him.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Stymie said:

He's actually been ignoring her. This wasn't the first time she's gone after him on Twitter.

http://www.huffingtonpost...88841.html

Johnson, who is often cited as one of the funniest presences on Twitter, has poked fun at Brown ever since his 2009 arrest for beating his former (and maybe current?) girlfriend Rihanna, largely due to his apparent lack of remorse. One of Johnson's most popular tweets, "Call me old fashioned, but Chris Brown should be in prison," was retweeted 1,869 times.

This time though, she took a harmless comment that had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with her nor his crime against Rihanna and turned it into a public personal attack on him for no reason other than getting him to react and react he did.

kewlschool said:

If Chris Brown had true remorse-you would be okay with people asking you about the event with R. This would be Chris's punishment that he deserved. Secondly, if Chris Brown had true remorse he would take all these opportunities to tell everyone what he did was wrong and to use this example of what not to do in a heated situation. Chris Brown would use this to teach others who might be in this situation right now. That would be true remorse.

;eyes:

kewlschool said:

If Chris Brown had true remorse-you would be okay with people asking you about the event with R. This would be Chris's punishment that he deserved. Secondly, if Chris Brown had true remorse he would take all these opportunities to tell everyone what he did was wrong and to use this example of what not to do in a heated situation. Chris Brown would use this to teach others who might be in this situation right now. That would be true remorse.

I'm pretty sure he did these things like what...3 years ago, right after it happened. I thought so anyway.

This woman didn't ask about anything, she just called him a worthless piece of shit...years later.

Although, I think dude comes off as an idiot, constantly being attacked about something that happened years ago, that you already were punished for and where parties involved have moved on by people just using his name for their own gain is likely infuriating.

Should he ignore all the negativity still coming his way? Yeah. But would you be able to? Would most people be able to? Probably not.

Stymie said:

Timmy84 said:

Twitter is for the birds.

I've had a Twitter account for years and never use it. I don't "get" it. I hate knowing what celebrities are thinking. I don't care. The more I know about a celebrity, the less I like them.

I agree with you. I've never opened an account because I'm not a techie junkie and could care less what most celebrities are thinking. When I first heard about Twitter, I didn't understand why it would catch on. Seems to me to be quite childish...