Cleveland’s 96.5 KISS FM Pulls Chris Brown From Their Playlist
Cleveland’s Hit Music Channel 96.5 KISS FM has removed all music by Chris Brown from the radio station until further notice following the R&B singer’s alleged assault of his girlfriend Rihanna. “After the alleged incident the phones exploded,” said evening personality Java Joel. “It’s all that people wanted to talk about. They were outraged at this alleged behavior and wondered why we were continuing to support his music. I agreed and immediately pulled all Chris Brown songs from my show until this thing shakes out in the legal system.”
The station’s Program Director Bo Matthews added, “We are fans of Chris Brown’s music, and this is not something that will last forever. But it appears that Chris has made some poor choices, we are following the lead of our listeners, and we will not be supporting Chris Brown on 96.5 Kiss FM in Cleveland until the alleged situation gets resolved.”
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February 20th, 2009 at 7:30 pm
well, it’s great that you support the fans but i don’t think his music has anything to do with what happend. It is sad, and my heart goes out to Rihanna and hope she feels much better quick, but it has nothing to do with what happend. That’s like saying Akons music should have been stopped when his alleged attacks on young girls and so on or with R. Kelly, when the rape came out. It’s selective choosing and i don’t think it is fair that if it didn’t happen with other celebs who did something wrong, then it shouldn’t happen to him. He will learn from his mistake but you don’t have to stop all his music. It’s not promoting his violent act in any way so what’s the point.