Chris Brown is a man who's become one of the biggest hip-hop sensations in the entire world ever since his debut at 16-years-old. Not only has he seen numerous hit singles like “Run It”, “Kiss, Kiss”, and “Forever” spend weeks at the top of the Billboard Charts, but he’s also won a Grammy for his album, FAME, and is worth somewhere in the ballpark of around $50 Million. But Chris is gonna need every penny of that fortune because, with his litany of legal issues and abuse allegations, he’s had to continually shell out money for some of the world’s best lawyers. Especially after his rapid rise to fame began its abrupt and steep downward spiral into criminal-like behavior, ever since he was accused of assaulting his former girlfriend, Rihanna. As you’re about to see, if there’s any artist who should be checking his t’s and dotting his i’s in this Post- #MeToo world, it’s Chris Brown. So, why does he always seem to be doing the opposite of that? I hope you’ll join us as we take a look at Chris Brown’s brush with the Dark Side of Fame.