The hits just keep coming for R&B singer Chris Brown! He recently revealed the awful tattoo everyone claims is Rihanna's beaten face. Folks in London are labeling his albums with domestic-abuse warnings. And now he's being sent away from the magical land of the internet.
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The Toronto-based music blog, Aux, who
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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
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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.
