Following the February 8 incident that completely changed his life by chipping off his clean image, Chris Brown has had to take a lot of heat in the media for his personal life. What he can’t – and won’t – stand, though, is to have his music blacklisted, which is precisely what is happening right now with his latest album, “Graffiti,” he says in an angry post on his Twitter page.

Estimates say that “Graffiti,” released just a few days ago, will not manage to sell more than 100,000 copies in its first week, and even that is an idealist prediction. Sales won’t certainly get to reach that number if the music industry continues to boycott his work, Brown tweets. What he means by that is that music stores refuse to display his album on their shelves, pushing it all the way to the back, in a bid to keep sales down, he explains.

Not that he cares that much either, he goes on to say. “I’m ti