Chris Brown News: ‘Loyal’ Singer Brings His Art To Grammy Museum; He’s ‘Spicing Up Our Walls’ [VIDEO]
Chris Brown's artsy passion is transforming the walls of The GRAMMY Museum.
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Over the weekend Brown tweeted, "JAMES BROWN, MICHAEL JACKSON, CHRIS BROWN. In that order," which left his followers confused.
Brown later deleted the tweet, but it all makes sense now since he has shared via his Instagram what he was talking about.
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The Loyal singer has been "spicing up" the walls of The GRAMMY Museum with murals of the late singers as well as himself.
The mural also features Prince.
A photo posted by BREEZY (@chrisbrownofficial) on Jan 21, 2015 at 4:38am PST
Brown shared a video on his Instagram working on the walls with others and The GRAMMY Museum regrammed it to share a little more about the special project, in which they're excited for visitors to "see the finished product!"
@chrisbrownofficial is spicing up our walls! Wait till you see the finished product! @pascalguetta @kaiaspire @davidguettanew @lewamz A video posted by @thegrammymuseum on Jan 21, 2015 at 1:24am PST
Brown showed off a wide shot of a portion of the mural he has been putting together, which included James Brown, Jackson and then himself just like his tweet revealed days ago.
@thegrammymuseum @pascalguetta #konfuzed @kaiaspire
A photo posted by BREEZY (@chrisbrownofficial) on Jan 21, 2015 at 4:13am PST
Brown truly captures the essence of the late singers as well as himself and Prince. The art appears to be living, which is definitely why The GRAMMY Museum said the Loyal singer is "spicing up" their walls.
Brown revealed another snap from the top of the escalator, which gives a different angle of looking at the mural he crafted.
A photo posted by BREEZY (@chrisbrownofficial) on Jan 21, 2015 at 4:39am PST
He also showed off one last snap of the late Brown and Prince from one other angle; being at the bottom of the escalator and slightly off to the side of it.
