See also:
- Chris Brown and Rihanna, Together Again?
- Rihanna's Sexy Text Messages to Robert Pattinson: A Sneak Peek
The Toronto-based music blog, Aux, who
brought us "Nickleblock," which blocked Nickelback from computers worldwide, created an app that deletes any reference
to Breezy on the interwebs. The somewhat questionably named
"Brownout" will keep your time web-surfing free and clear of any
reference to the singer. You better believe we'll be buying that app!
Thing is, Chris Brown isn't the only musical personality who deserves this treatment. We can think of a slew of artists who also need to be hidden in some dark corner of the internet. Check out our list of musicians to banish after the jump.
5. Lana Del Rey
Can someone please just stuff Lana Del Rey in some internet black hole where we never have to hear from her again? So she's dating Axl Rose. Or is it Marilyn Manson now? Guess what? We don't care. We'll subject our ears to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" on repeat to avoid listening to Lana Del Rey's voice once.
4. Marilyn Manson
For some God-awful reason, Marilyn Manson is still gaining attention from the media. A few weeks ago, he walked through LAX airport with the words "Fuck You" scribbled across his face in some weird attempt to deter paparazzi. We're not buying it. Throw him in a time machine back to the '90s, when people actually cared what he was doing.
