Wrigley's has decided to officially end its relationship with Chris Brown in light of his recent troubles regarding the assault of former girlfriend Rihanna.
The company originally "suspended" their campaign featuring the singer, saying they "believe Mr. Brown should be afforded the same due process as any citizen."
The fate of his endorsement deal was sealed with he plead guilty to felony assault last month, says TMZ.
Chris Brown shocked fans this time last year when he revealed his song Forever was actually an advertisement for Wrigley's Doublemint gum.
Brown was amongst three artists tapped to remake classic jingles for the company's products.
R&B singer Ne-Yo was on hand for Big Red, while Julianne Hough redid the ditty for Juicy Fruit.
At press time, Brown had issued no comment on his loss.
chris bro i know thing right now are hard for you but you as a man have to be and stay strong,keep your head up and keep being that dude you have always been.if Wrigley decided to end there relationship with you f" them there lost of a good preson.i dont buy there gum anyways.and im sure many other people will stand by me on this.so my dude hold you head up dont let it get you down.they alway said when one door close 2 to 3 more will open for you.just know my dude your fans are still with you all ways.im a dj.and i love spining your music in the club or on the radio.we all know that you will come back stronger and harder than ever cant wait for it yo my dude we will keep praying for you.
ReplyDelete