Jill Scott Speaks On Chris Brown’s Exceptional Talent & Violence History

Jill Scott Speaks On Chris Brown’s Exceptional Talent & Women Abuse History

Chris Brown has been a subject of discussion after delivering an impressive Quavo diss track “Weakest Link” over the weekend, where he fired multiple shots at the Migos rapper.

Chris Brown rapping on the track has many people surprised he could flow on a song that good, spitting bars and even arguably than some full time rappers.

However, his rapping skills is not something new to hardcore fans as they’ve seen him do that multiple times in the past, most especially on his 2010 joint album with Tyga “Fan Of A Fan”. The project had Breezy rapping on majority of the tracks.

 

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Jill Scott was among those awed by his rapping skills and she didn’t hold it to herself. The singer took to X, formerly Twitter to praise him.

“@chrisbrown is amazing. How does ANYBODY sing like THAT? Dance, look, Act and Rap… like THAT? Beyond gifted. It appears, exceptional people have to go through exceptional There’s nothing to debate,” she wrote.

A fan then brought in his history of abusing women to discredit him, writing: “I think the women he’s abused would disagree.” Jill however doesn’t think that should take away his credit for being excellent.

“I doubt it. My Mother’s ex husband was a mean violent human AND he could lay foundation better than anyone in my city. What he did with cement was awe inspiring. We got away. He got a raise and praise for his ability. God dealt with the rest,” she replied.

“What..does this mean?” another fan queried. “It means that even he had something to offer. He was sick/hurt and did cruel things. I forgave him because of his trauma. Did I forget? Never. So I try my best to choose better. I’ve failed a few times but not in that abusive area,” Jill answered.

“Look. Years of prayer, therapy, self reflection, & making every effort to keep my feet on the ground has made me compassionate for other human beings. People go through & and do terrible &. We say we believe in God ; pray for enlightenment. We ARE a living testimony,” she added.