Chris Brown may have put an end to the dispute over who is superior between him and Michael Jackson once and for all, but fans don’t seem to be satisfied.
Chris was asked about being compared to the King of Pop and how he handles it during an interview with Big Boy TV.
The discussion also delves into his artistic career and how his followers’ perceptions of him have evolved over time.
Michael Jackson vs. Chris Brown
Chris Brown has the moves, the fan base, and a long series of hits to back up his fame. The King of R&B is regarded as one of the genre’s most influential musicians.
Is it fair to suggest he’s better than Michael Jordan? The rapper, on the other hand, disagrees.
For a long time, various web portals have been rife with disputes over how close Chris is to Michael, but the question of whether he is better than him will always be debatable.
The comparisons are turned off by the rapper
Chris isn’t having it with the talk about him and MJ. The rapper stated that he has never considered himself to be a better artist than the King of Pop.
“Man, that’s cap,” Chris replied when asked how he takes it. I kind of back off it, like I keep the hell up out of it. My own opinion is that if that man didn’t exist, I wouldn’t be able to breathe or sing a song.”
“I’m not sure if it’s because of the Jordan-Kobe rivalry, but I can’t even look at it.” He’s light years ahead of everyone else, as though no one can compete with him.”
On Twitter, fans also participate in the debate
Some supporters were not satisfied with Chris’ statement, believing that he is still superior to Michael Jackson. Others, on the other hand, believe Jackson is still the king.
“What reasonable person is comparing Michael Jackson, the greatest entertainer of all time, to… Chris Brown?” one person tweeted.
“I know he made significantly better music than anyone else,” one countered. “But what I’m trying to say is Chris Brown dances better than Michael Jackson.”
“Chris Brown is greater than Michael Jackson,” remarked another fan.
Another Twitter user stated, “Anyone who said Chris Brown is better than Michael Jackson has to be professionally evaluated.”