@sheena,

I personally cant understand how Rihanna can even be involved with this song. How can someone who got abused even cosign on this song much less feature on the track? Its an abusive song so does it make sense for somone who got they azz whipped to jump on the track??? i think not

@Kamkam,

you are right! It’s the same person going under different names trying to get their point of view across which is just making him or herself look like the racist.

@r u calling the bible a lie, I think MrsGrapevine summed it up. Nuff said!

@r u calling the bible a lie,

Funny, I don’t see Haitian, Carribbean, West Indian, or “Foreign Black” anyone in that passage.

You seem to no more about the devil than about God, which is disturbing.

My dad is west indian and my mom is american believe there is no difference between where you are born and what race you are. Violence is violence all ppls do witchcraft and all ppls commit illegal crimes and before 9/11 ppl were committing crimes against america where were you?? Not paying attention. These things happen due to personal choice you got beat up by him or her by personal choice. It takes 6th time of getting beat before a person leaves the situation. How many times did it take for you?? I’m just so hurt that ppl are being prejudice on here we need to come together and not stand apart. I mean that west indian talk was disgusting and saying americans are that gullible the same. Its all personal choice what do you choose.

@c.johnson
either u r a complete fool OR a caribbean coon satan worshipper desperate to keep evil on the down low. which one r u?

@MrsGrapevine 2, Very true. It’s like when I was watching Teen Mom. There is a couple on there that the girl hits this guy every other episode. But the one time he pushed her MTV has a PSA saying Violence isn’t okay. It made me really think, are they telling teens that violence and domestic abuse only occurs when a man lays his hands on you? A young lady on twitter told a story about her friend who camped out at her bfs house and when she saw him come home she proceeded to get out and beat him with a tire iron. When the police came they tried to arrest him because he had her up against a car to stop her from hitting him. Tire iron still in her hand.

@@iambellington,

You are fine, and I agree with your comments. There is one person who likes to post crazy things, so that message was for her.

I think education on violence needs to be comprehensive, too. As a society I don’t think it’s okay to say that women can do anything to a man short of killing him, and it’s overlooked.

I think it’s best we teach a message that violence hurts [PERIOD].

I think if we understand the cycle, we can do more to break the cycle.

@MrsGrapevine, I use that phrase everyday. But I think this conversation and comments have taken another course. I will not speak about things I know nothing of such as spirits and evil, voodoo and so on. I think regardless when it comes to violence you have to get the cause and effect. You can’t just stop a man from hitting an abusive woman by putting him in jail and licking the woman’s wounds. They both have to be held equally responsible so that the fear is equal. From there we can grow. As strong independent women we have to make our daughters as well as our sons responsible. That was all I really was attempting to say. I don’t know Chris Brown I don’t know Rihanna and NO ONE knows what happened in that car. I commend Chris Brown for manning up and accepting all the blame. That’s what he really did by not commenting on the issue. He let the world see it how Rihanna wanted and he took all the blame, took a guilty plea and said no comment. Because it could have been a He said she said.

I was listening to the lyrics of this song this morning and I was thinking how in the world Rihanna sitting there singing about that! Money talks!

From what I hear Rhianna and Chris were both raised in abusive household so there reality is probably different from people who were raise in a healthier household. This is why I did by Rhianna abuse story she saw her mother get her azz kicked all the time and well as Chris so there reality maybe be to fight over everything. I hear Rhianna mother suffer way more abuse this Chris’s mother but still the same children mimic what they see not what they hear. She seems very violent to me or at least has the feel.

@west indian culture is pure EVIL,

I see you haven’t seeked help yet.

Listening to you about your past relationships. Maybe you should think after it’s a reocurring thing with different men, that it maybe you picking bad ones. I asked if you were ignorant or stupid, I’ll let you choose one.
But I think you summed it up for me in your comments. In the begining of your rambiling you pointed out you are West Indian. Then at the end of your rambiling you said
“the US don’t understand is the west indian mindset. MOST (not all) are terrible liars and cheaters. The violence is another thing too…..You are playing with fire”. I see now you were talking about yourself too. I guess you would no first hand day to day, 24/7, 365.

@MrsGrapevine 2, Understood…Both could have done things to prevent the drastic nature of that night. But I just have no sympathy for Chris because of the way he has carried himself after the interviews from the interviews to the music he decided to put out to the women and tattoos to the exaggerated self indulgent Mike Jackson tribute…etc. He just rubs me the wrong way. I am all about redemption but coming from an abusive house myself I just haven’t seen and signs of acknowledgment or will to really address his problem. Chris just wants his fame back and is mad he can’t have it.

@Kimora Cochran,

It’s sick and disturbing, because it doesn’t take a strong enough stance. It’s almost flirting with pain and it’s like a sadistic romance. I get that’s how the cycle can be, but it’s glamorized more than it is marred.

@STEFANY,

Agrees. He should have pulled the car over, and I bet he knows that now.

I don’t know why she chose to do this song, but describing the words as beautiful doesn’t sit well with me, and inviting the abuse in the lyrics just sends mix messages.

Lastly, saying that she’s doing it because it sounded like a hit also gets to me.

The thing with celebs is that you don’t know what’s genuine and what’s publicity.

@BluntRemarks,

She wouldn’t suffer a backlash because she’s a woman. At this point it’s all just water under the bridge.

@@iambellingtoon,

I think the message should be clear, no violence at all.

I’m not saying Rihanna deserved anything, but the coverage hasn’t been fair or balanced.

@west indian culture is pure EVIL,

You’re the only one spreading evil and calling evil spirits by name. That I can’t allow. Any mention of names of spirits will get deleted. I will however pray for you because you do not fool me.

@what does this have to do with chris brown u say?,

Beloved, do not believe every spirit but test the spirits, whether they are God because many false prophets have gone out into the world.