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Let Chris brown in Australia!

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The BlueRose
10 years ago

Let The Fans In Australia Get To See Chris Brown, And Stop The Blackballing! Why didn't the Australian Minister for Women Michaelia Cash stop Chris Brown from entering her country back in 2011. Why didn't the Australian Minister for Women Michaelia Cash start an online petition against Chris Brown back in 2011. Also why didn't the Australian government stop Chris Brown from entering to perform back in 2011. And finally why didn't the Australian immigration minister stop Chris Brown from getting a visa back in 2011. Remember, the domestic violence happened in 2009 not 2015. Chris Brown is being blackballed! The F.A.M.E. Tour was a concert tour by Chris Brown to support his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E. (2011). The tour began in Australia during April 2011. Chris Brown headlined 32 concerts in North America, which began in September 2011 and ended in November 2011. On January 19, 2011, it was announced that Chris Brown would embark on his "F.A.M.E. Tour" in Australia in April 2011. Presented by Jive Live, managing director Daniel Pritchard said, "Australia will be the first country in the world to be able to see the new Chris Brown show. His incredible stage performances have earned him a reputation as one of this generation's most electrifying male performers." Tickets for the shows were available on February 4 at Ticketek. The North American tour dates were announced on August 10, 2011. When speaking of the tour, Chris Brown said, "this tour will allow me to paint a picture musically ... I want to bring a lot of energy and excitement to all the fans. It's going to be a great show. Opening acts... Jessica Mauboy, Justice Crew, Havana Brown, T-Pain, Kelly Rowland, Tyga, Bow Wow (formerly Lil' Bow Wow). Briony Skinner from Brisbane Times wrote that Chris Brown "certainly put on a memorable show", and added that he "delivered on the most spectacular aspect of his live performance and what many fans go to see the dancing." Adriana Ur

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Roxana Ansary
10 years ago

Chris Brown should have the right to come to Australia. Why is something he did 6 years ago being held against him? He has worked to become a changed man and he is a father to a little girl so obviously he isn't going to go and do stupid things. If other famous people can come here with a criminal background, then why can't he? He isn't going to come here and go hitting his fans.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

He has been here twice since the incident & I don't see why he should continue being punished for past mistakes

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Joelle khayat
10 years ago

He needs to come to Australia for all the fans who bought tickets already

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Christina
10 years ago

The government should not deny his access. Chris brown has proved he has changed one reason being he has accepted he did something wrong, he even made an apologie speech and posted it on YouTube .And he has worked on trying to be a humble and kind person as he has said in many interviews. I reckon the goverment should have a conversation with chris because then they have the right to judge his character. They can't just say that he is not a good person because of he's past. And btw the decision has not been made they haven't yet deniyed his visa because you can still get ticket on ticket Tek.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

let him in !!!!

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Whitney
10 years ago

Let Chris brown in Australia

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Matthew Kaien
10 years ago

Why didn't the Australian Minister for Women Michaelia Cash stop Chris Brown from entering her country back in 2011. Why didn't the Australian Minister for Women Michaelia Cash start an online petition against Chris Brown back in 2011. Also why didn't the Australian government stop Chris Brown from entering to perform back in 2011. And finally why didn't the Australian immigration minister stop Chris Brown from getting a visa back in 2011. Remember, the domestic violence happened in 2009 not 2015. Chris Brown is being blackballed! The F.A.M.E. Tour was a concert tour by Chris Brown to support his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E. (2011). The tour began in Australia during April 2011. Chris Brown headlined 32 concerts in North America, which began in September 2011 and ended in November 2011. On January 19, 2011, it was announced that Chris Brown would embark on his "F.A.M.E. Tour" in Australia in April 2011. Presented by Jive Live, managing director Daniel Pritchard said, "Australia will be the first country in the world to be able to see the new Chris Brown show. His incredible stage performances have earned him a reputation as one of this generation's most electrifying male performers." Tickets for the shows were available on February 4 at Ticketek. The North American tour dates were announced on August 10, 2011. When speaking of the tour, Chris Brown said, "this tour will allow me to paint a picture musically ... I want to bring a lot of energy and excitement to all the fans. It's going to be a great show. Opening acts... Jessica Mauboy, Justice Crew, Havana Brown, T-Pain, Kelly Rowland, Tyga, Bow Wow (formerly Lil' Bow Wow). Briony Skinner from Brisbane Times wrote that Chris Brown "certainly put on a memorable show", and added that he "delivered on the most spectacular aspect of his live performance and what many fans go to see the dancing." Adriana Urquia from MTV Australia wrote that Chris Brown's vocal ability was "impressive" dur

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Anonymous
10 years ago

He is a changed man !

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Anon
10 years ago

To evryone who thinks he should be banned , your so pathetic honestly , just because he had done a bad thing once (which was over 5 years ago ) doemst mean he should be denied , he's done his time , stop being so self centred and sayings he doesn't deserve to come , take into consideration that if you were a celebrity and wanted to make people happy and perform and you weren't aloud In you woudk be completely devastated but no you have to be childish and go against him , so many People want him to come and I'm going to laugh my head off if he gets to come and you were the sore loser sitting there and making him not come ! Shame on you #TEAMBREEZZYYY4EVER

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Maddie
10 years ago

The is ridiculous that he isn't allowed in

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Christina Tupou
10 years ago

Let him in !! Everyone makes misktakes, Everyone deserves a second chance.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Let him come. This is pathetic. Rapists murderers and pedos on the street everyday

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Sarah
10 years ago

forgive and forget. #teambreezy

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Adeanna Gagai
10 years ago

Let him in!! Is australia seriously gonna refuse entry to every single criminal? If so then so be it, dont be a hypocrite about it australia!! Besides hes done his time, hes a great father and hes a changed man!!

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Jade
10 years ago Featured

Please let Chris into Australia he hasn't hurt anyone for a very long time and has proven himself to be a good person he got custody of his daughter so he should at least get to perform , there is no harm in him staying for a week , please consider

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nathan
10 years ago

#teambreezy

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Katarina
10 years ago

Let Him IN!!!!

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bella
10 years ago

LET HIM IN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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antonia
10 years ago

let him in !!!!!