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Jon Caramanica: Rihanna and Chris Brown Appear on Each Other’s Songs (NYTimes.com)
Jon Caramanica: Rihanna and Chris Brown Appear on Each Other’s Songs (NYTimes.com)
‘If the songs were dull or disposable, they’d still be important, but they might matter less. But they’re both good, “Birthday Cake” very much so. The quality matters because they’re likely to lodge themselves in the public consciousness and seep onto radio playlists: this mess won’t just melt into the air.’
·nytimes.com·
Jon Caramanica: Rihanna and Chris Brown Appear on Each Other’s Songs (NYTimes.com)
Sasha Frere-Jones: The Grammy Awards: Chris Brown Overload (The New Yorker)
Sasha Frere-Jones: The Grammy Awards: Chris Brown Overload (The New Yorker)
‘Woman-beating rage-broccoli Chris Brown lip-synced his single “Turn Up the Music” (without being threatened by Sir Elton John) and danced roughly as well as a third-rate Chicago footwork dancer. He ended his performance by back-flipping off the stage, though sadly not off the earth.’
·newyorker.com·
Sasha Frere-Jones: The Grammy Awards: Chris Brown Overload (The New Yorker)