Chris Brown is pushing back against constant comparisons to other artists, including legends like Michael Jackson and Usher, after years of being held up alongside them in conversations about talent and legacy.

In a recent social media post, the R&B singer expressed frustration with the comparisons, emphasizing his desire for independence and recognition on his own terms.

“I wish y’all stop comparing me to other artists and saying me versus someone else,” Brown wrote. “Until one of these artists does all this by themselves with no help—and the media constantly messing with them—then come talk to me. I’m trying to feed my family. I could care less about the next artist and what they’re doing.”

Brown also opened up about feeling alienated from the entertainment industry, saying his past continues to overshadow his career accomplishments.

“I don’t mess with celebrities at all, and I’m not welcome in their circles,” he continued. “I’ve been working my ass off for 20 years, and I understand I’ll never be recognized for anything more than drama.”

The post has sparked conversation online, with fans divided—some echoing Brown’s sentiments and praising his artistry, while others maintain that public perception remains shaped by his controversial history.

Source: Instagram