With such a loyal following, his fans are always quick and eager to forgive him for his shortcomings. Despite his numerous run-ins with the law, the fame that follows Chris Brown throughout his life always seems to take center stage, regardless of whatever is going on in his personal life. Second, he was very marketable by industry executives early on in his career, being seen as the African American community’s version of a teen heartthrob. His musical, acting, dancing, and live performance abilities are rarely seen among other R&B performers. First, Brown is objectively an amazing performer. Therefore, it is estimated that Chris Brown has a net worth of around $80 million dollars.Ĭhris Brown’s fame and success can be attributed to two key factors. In his investments, he may have earned investment returns of $25-35 million dollars.
It is speculated that Brown keeps some of his money invested in securities, as well. Previously, he been living in a property in Hollywood Hills that he had purchased for $1.5 million, in or around 2011. In real estate, Brown bought a $4.35 million dollar property in Tarzana, California in 2014. In his personal life, he has likely spent $10-12 million dollars of his career earnings but also probably possesses assets valued at around $3-4 million, not including investment assets. First, he will have been able to deduct about $10-15 million in business costs, the remainder, $112.5 million dollars, will have become $59.62 million dollars, having paid $52.88 million dollars in taxes.Ĭhris Brown has never married but has three children. As Brown lives in the state of California, he will have had to pay around 47% in taxes on his career income. He is one of the world’s best-selling music artists having sold over 197 million records worldwide. The self-titled album would go on to sell over 2 million copies and be certified as double platinum by the RIAA.Ĭhris Brown has earned estimated total career income of $125 million dollars. The album was so successful, that it debuting at number 2 on the Billboard 200 with sales of over 154,000 copies within the first week. With 50 songs recorded, and 14 officially chosen for his first album, the self-titled Chris Brown album was released Novemand would go on to propel Brown into fame and stardom rarely achieved by other R&B and musical artists. His reasoning behind ultimately going with Jive was because of their success working with other at-the-time young artists like Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears. Brown’s final decision landed on Jive records. With Davis no longer tied to Def Jam, she was able to officially become Brown’s manager and could freely help him explore other options with regards to other recording companies.ĭavis would go on to expose Brown to many labels such as Warner Brothers Records, J-Records, and Jive Records. Reid, Def Jam would undergo a merger that saw Tina Davis lose her job before negotiations on Brown’s contract were finalized. Certainly more than Keanu, Tom Cruise, Michael Madsen, or Sylvester Stallone all of whom still get leading roles for some reason.Within weeks of meeting with L.A. Elba and Walker worked well together and Elba has true leading man charisma. I hope Idris Elba and Paul Walker do a sequel. This flick is pretty much a pastiche of other heist movies, but lets face it if you're going to rip off other people's work then at least do a decent job, right? Mission accomplished.
And who knew Chris Brown could run a parkour route? He carried that off rather well, I thought. & Brown were better that Keanu hands down. Did you ever see Keanu Reeves in anything? T.I. It was novel to see two fly brothers get such big roles. I didn't even mind the shaky camera work, Chris Brown, or T.I.'s acting that much. Since I'm of that demographic, it wasn't too hard for me. You just had to get used to seeing the African American actors in the leading roles opposite Matt Dillon. I would place it on par with Ronin, I think. Probably not as good as The Sting or, even, Ocean's 11, but hey few will be.
As heist movies go this was better than Heat & the updated Italian Job. I've seen about a squillion movies (yes, that's because I'm old), and this was one of the better ones of this genre. Rating: PG-13 (Intense Sequences of Violence|Intense Sequences of Action|Partial Nudity|Sexual Situations|Some Language) The lure of so much cash is too tempting to resist but, unbeknown to Gordon's men, this heist puts them on a collision course with Russian mobsters and a detective (Matt Dillon) who will do anything to capture them. As they celebrate the latest job, a former associate arrives with a daring plan to rob an armored car. Gordon Jennings (Idris Elba) and his friends enjoy a luxurious lifestyle funded by bank robberies, and they avoid capture by sticking to a strict set of rules.
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