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15 comments:
if rkelly can get dropped from a label, so can fist brown
RCA Records, ladies and gentlemen! Owned by Sony, makers of such hits as Betamax videotape, MiniDiscs, and the Rootkit malware they tried to install on your computer.
I hear that Betamax was actually superior to VHS, but some licensing thing made it hard for them to get the rights to most videos, which VHS somehow easily got.
In the late 90’s my dad brought home a Betamax that he got from who the hell knows where, the remote had a cord! We never used it, I think he just wanted me to see it, even though I vaguely remember seeing the tapes in the video rental stores as a little kid.
Blame the people who buy his records.
+1. But those people are victims too! White supremacy, patriarchy, whatever. So they aren’t responsible for their actions, didn’t you know?
Don't forget blu-ray AppleThief.
I thought the deal with Betamax was higher quality but less storage space, like you might need two tapes for a movie. Also Betamax cost more and wouldn't license the tech to other companies.
@astra, I remember it being frustrating when the rental stores were all out of the VHS versions of movies but there were plenty of Betamax versions laying around untouched lol.
Still can’t believe this fucking idiot, physically violent & abusive piece of shit is selling t-shirts, mocking the girl who brought the charges. Whether she is lying or not, he DID hit Rihanna, and therefore should never profit off of anything like this.
#truth
A class action suit by the victims against Chris Brown and his label enablers would be nice.
If you get it, don't say nothing! ahhaahah
https://i.imgur.com/yhFPp84.jpg
@eff view Because memes about guys hitting women are always hilarious. 🙄 Fucking idiot.
mmmmm closeted kiddie rape.
As long as Chris Brown's music sells, he will have the support of his label. This is not new or news.
I like Chris Brown's music but I'll never buy it...
...I'll just keep torrenting it
@freebird
They are when it's Chris Brown, you fucking idiot.
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