Chris Brown

 Chris Brown was compared to Usher and Michael Jackson as a young man. Chris Brown came out in the year 2005 with "Run It!" an R&B pop singer who had clear, clean vocals. It was the first male debut single that reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for more than 10 years. While there weren't any charts to drop, at least in terms of chart positions for Brown who was a singer, dancer and occasional rapper was just beginning to get his feet wet. Within a short time, Brown became one of the most active pop stars with Chris Brown (2005) and Exclusive (2007) albums that were multi-platinum which produced five additional Top Ten singles, including "Kiss Kiss" and "Forever." As a duettist or featured artist as well, he further boosted the chart with hits such as "No Air," a ballad with Jordin Sparks. At the close of the decade, Brown underwent a stylistic transformation in which his predecessors shifted to the likes of Jodeci, R. Kelly, and 2Pac. His commercial success wasn't slowed by this and more drastic changes were made to the public image of his. Graffiti (2009) and the Grammy-winning F.A.M.E. maintained his streak of Top Ten albums. Fortune (2012), and Graffiti (2009). Brown's musical horizon has continued to widen with Heartbreak on a Full Moon (2017) and Indigo (2019), albums as long as epic films and Breezy (2022), his 10th consecutive Top Ten solo