Prominent figures such as Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert have initiated a secondary market within the domain of unreleased music. However, Chris Brown, an artist, elevates the concept to a higher plane.

He brazenly asserted during a recent appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s podcast that he possesses an astounding 15,000 unreleased songs. Although Brown is renowned for his high yield, this quantity surpasses even his most ambitious expectations.

Brown recalled Beyoncé’s 2007 tour opening act with fondness in a separate podcast appearance. Amidst the commotion surrounding Beyoncé’s ongoing Renaissance tour this summer, Brown lauded the legendary singer with the epithet “GOAT.” He emphasized the extent to which he scrutinized her stage presence in order to improve his own.Additionally, a parallel was drawn between Brown and the renowned Michael Jackson. On Instagram, 50 Cent uploaded a painting that portrayed Brown being presented with a headdress by Michael himself. This publication elicited both commendation and censure from its audience, sparking an animated discourse.