Brown has been behind so much X-rated material that, when he keeps it clean, as he does throughout 'Make Love,' the effect is jarring. Some of the slow jams, like the Keith Sweat-referencing 'Who's Gonna (Nobody)' and Jodeci-referencing 'Proof,' are built on slinking productions that rate with the best of mid-2010s pop-R&B. Despite two lead voices throughout, Fan of a Fan: The Album is similar to their preceding solo albums in. With rare exception, Brown keeps it explicit, focused on flaunting. After two collaborative mixtapes and a couple big tag-team singles, 'Deuces' and 'Loyal,' that were close to unavoidable on commercial radio, a proper duo album from Chris Brown and Tyga was the next logical step. The infectious Ayo and NothinвЂ™ Like Me are the standout bangers, but. Since then, their music has often dedicated itself to the pursuit of of wealth and womensuch is the dominance of those tropes on this full-album follow-up. Brown doubles down on his swashbuckling persona, boasting 'I'm a champagne-pourin' n*gga, I like big asses and tits' and 'You know I don't love 'em, and you know I don't cuff 'em,' and imploring 'Can I stick it in a little bit/Don't be shy, just a little bit.' Second single 'Zero,' a disco-funk throwback replete with talkbox, is as spiteful as anything else in the Chris Brown catalog, where the singer scoffs, 'You think I'm thinkin' 'bout your ass?' There's some irony in writing, recording, and releasing a song bragging about not thinking of an ex. Chris Brown and Tyga released the mixtape Fan of a Fan in 2010. It begins with a song titled 'Back to Sleep,' a lullaby of sorts, but it's definitely not for his daughter, and the majority of what follows is a qualitative step back from previous solo album X. Named after his daughter, and with an endearing portrait that features her on the front, Royalty nonetheless is designed more to please Brown's devout fans than illustrate growth. The title and cover of its parent album, however, once publicized, seemed to signal a potential shift farther away from the carousing and belligerence that have dominated his work since Exclusive. Woozy ballad 'Liquor,' with its hook of 'All I wanna do is drink and fuck, drink, drink, and fuck,' was not atypical for him. With songs like '2012', 'Biggest Fan' and 'Sweet Love', he sets the tone for the night in romantic, sweet and sometimes super sexual evenings with his Boo. In June 2015, once the Tyga collaboration Fan of a Fan: The Album had run its course, Chris Brown released the first single from his seventh proper album. Chris Browns newest studio album shows his journey as an artist, both musically and creatively in the entire saga of Fortune - in art, as a music video director and entertainer.

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